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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1955
Page
11
A timid clerk Jose Miss Siggs teases Henry Elwood about his mismatched socks revealing a growing attraction. He asks, will the incident remain private or become public, as she hints their shared moment could be risky. The pair ponder lunch and honest feelings.
The course opens March 1 at 7 30 p m at Commerce High School Worcester Massachusetts. Enrollment is accepted at the first meeting. Veterans of World War II and the Korean conflict may enroll at no charge. Your contribution will help the Red Cross assist others.
A New Hampshire firm unveils an electronic highway monitor seen by motorists as a potential safety tool and as a step toward a police state. The device would remotely track speed, vehicle condition, and driver behavior up to ten miles away, with cameras recording time date license plates and violations while weather and road conditions are analyzed for safety.
A New Hampshire based plan introduces a radar driven enforcement unit for school zones. Officials claim it will be inexpensive and deployable in any city area with speeding issues to deter violations and save lives.
Memphis pharmacist E Edwin Goodman displays a ledger Mortars and pestles collection in his shop dating back up to seven centuries. The exhibit includes about 60 items from five ounces to 75 pounds, including a mortar used by ancient cliff dwellers and a 4th century Persian piece.
A new drug named Meticorten became commercially available to treat crippling rheumatoid arthritis. It has been used experimentally on about 1,000 patients with reportedly fewer side effects than cortisone or ACTH. Doctors caution that potential harm remains and long term benefits are unproven.
The district including Hudson Marlboro Stow and Boxboro sets nine inductions for March 11 with pre induction physicals on March 7. April quotas have been reduced from prior levels as ordered by the district draft board.
Schering Corp promotes Methorten as three to five times more active than adrenaline hormones enabling lower dosages by about one-fifth to one-third. The claim emphasizes improved potency and potential dosage reduction for therapeutic use.
South Windsor, Conn. Rep. Clayton B. Buckland says Connecticut has nearly as many cats as humans and introduces a cat licensing bill. He notes the state’s cat population around two million and adds he personally owns three cats while expressing a fond but firm stance.
Concord reports thirteen students passed their driving tests under the guidance of William J. Bulger Jr. The names listed include David Baker Alfred Baptiste Carolyn Brown David Crosby Terry Dempsey Kay Greene David Julin Rosemary Morgan Robert Sickman Arthur Smith Joyce Taylor Barbara Travis and David Wiggins.
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