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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1954
Page
11
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In a tense scene Anne faces a storm while Steve weighs their future with Linda. The couple debates selling their orchard and consider moving to the city but reaffirm their commitment to staying together as the storm passes.
Washington announces tax rules for 1953 income. Anyone earning $640+ must file by March 15. Women face choices on filing status, with rules on marriage, head of household, exemptions, and possible deductions. A joint return often lowers taxes. a wife is never a dependent.
John Van Guilder argues that neighbors overlook photogenic scenes at home. A visiting photographer discovers a prize winning shot two doors away, proving the grass is as green locally as elsewhere. Plan a spring photo tour to avoid summer shadows.
Chicago AP report quotes Dr. Samuel Feinberg noting that only two to three in a hundred people have serious food sensitivity and many so called allergies are not allergic reactions. He lists wheat eggs fish nuts peas beans potatoes onions garlic and milk as common allergy culprits.
Richard E. Trembley said an overturned car happened in a flash when a camera flash bulb on the seat beside him blinded him and caused loss of control. The report notes coal consumption around local mines reaches about 15 million tons annually.
Wallace Mitchell served part of a nine month larceny sentence but was released early after a jailer credited him with overtime. The Merrimack County jailer Fred Clough faced reprimand for releasing him too soon.
A six month old boy named John Doe in Detroit smiles today, unaware of the future troubles that may await him as he grows up. The lighthearted scene captures a hopeful moment amid uncertain prospects.
Concord Company H celebrated its 150th birthday with an open house at the State Armory. Captain Maurice L. Dee cut a large cake as members and local friends gathered for an informal party. A larger event and military ball are planned for April 19. The Concord library houses a collection of the company’s historical documents and photographs gathered with help from Mrs. Herbert B. Hosmes, Mrs. Theodore L. Smith, and Mrs. Harold Done.
Frankfurt reports Overseas Weekly findings show Germans and U S troops misperceive who pays for U S forces in Germany. The poll indicates German taxpayer funds a portion of bases and subsidies while U S budget covers salaries and food, with mixed contributions for construction and German employee payrolls.
Saginaw Michigan police report Neil Wray a 53 year old from Detroit received a 30 day jail term for intoxication. After serving two weeks he walked from the jail while ordered to shovel snow from the sidewalks in front of the jail.
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A Swans Down Yellow Cake mix with Chocolate Wonder Frosting forms two 8 inch layers. Marshmallow bunnies adorn the top as Happy Easter is lettered in center, with a rich cream cheese chocolate frosting applied to tops and sides.
The article notes Bermuda lies about 600 miles directly east of Georgia, slightly south of Atlanta, contrary to quiz programs that claim east southeast or south of Florida. It mentions Bermuda has over 300 islands owned by Great Britain and explains the name connotes honeymoon paras.
Mrs S Edgerly of Maynard Road Sudbury was named local chairman for the 1954 Cancer Crusade in Massachusetts as part of Cancer Control Month. The effort aims to raise 710000 statewide in April under Adrian O Keeffe. Edgerly, Mt Holyoke College graduate, returns for a second consecutive year to lead a local committee supporting cancer research and education. National goal is 20000000.
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