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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1954

Page

13

The Real Feather In My Hat

Marcia Tollson faces a tense moment as a TV Good Scout segment promises a grand prize. She realizes the boys’ love and gratitude are the true reward, removing her red beret and accepting their embrace with renewed happiness.

Rootie-Tootie Rootie- Tootie New York the Waldorf Howe and Lopas Marcia Jerry Jack Tollson Carl Marcia Tollson Martyredom

Rugs from Mich. shop fashioned for Lincoln Memorial display

Mrs Banke of Michigan and her union made rugs for the Lincoln Memorial. One rug, begun in 1952, features deep wine colors with a wreath of fleur de lis and bluebells. It will be used in a Lincoln Memorial parlor as a stove rug, with colors modeled after a sample rug already in use.

C. Ranke Eisenhower Tex Coln Memorial Banke Lincoln

Six Basic Reasons for Marriage Failures Highlighted

Dr. Emily H. Mudd of the Marriage Council of Philadelphia lists six main causes of marriage failure: dependence on parents, lack of independence, imbalance in giving and taking, failure to recognize a partner's needs, poor communication, and large differences in attitudes toward religion children finances sex and jobs. The council aims to prevent divorce through counseling and outreach, with most clients under 30.

Dr. Mudd American Association of Marriage Counselors Mudd Council

Milk over candy for mid afternoon hunger say UM doctor

Ann Arbor Michigan Dr Jerome W Conn of the University of Michigan medical school says a candy bar or soft drink is the wrong cure for mid afternoon hunger pangs He recommends a glass of milk or foods like meat eggs and cheese instead He cites spontaneous hypoglycemia an excess of insulin as a possible cause and notes milk or protein counteracts it

Ann’ Arbor, Mich Jerome W.conn University of Michigan Medical School Dr. Conn

Go Fly a Kite Take Your Camera for Story Pictures

A column discusses using a sequence of kite building and flying photos to tell a family story. Start indoors with assembling materials and tools, then capture father and son at work, followed by the climactic kite fly against the sky for a cohesive family album narrative.

Just Being Frank Poem Advice on Friendship Kindness

A short poem by Carl C. Helm urges truthful speech with sympathy. It contrasts blunt honesty with a kinder approach to preserve friendships. The poem invites readers to show consideration in words and actions.

Carl C. Helm

Parks official grateful after thief steals pump

Lansing Michigan United Press report says Lyle McDonald manager of Warren Dunes State Park was about to repair an outdoor pump when a thief stole it. He notes the irony and adds he is glad the thief acted before repairs could begin.

Lansing Mich Lyle McDonald Warren Dunes State Park Here We Park McDonald

Waterloo Station Handles Most Trains in London Network

Seven London railway stations serve 887000 passengers daily on 5215 trains. Waterloo station tops with 664 trains in a day and 54 trains in the busiest hour.

London Waterloo British Railways

Frozen orange juice saves breakfast and boosts growers

Mrs. Rimer explains she will serve frozen orange juice to save mornings. George reads that Florida growers expect 80 million boxes of oranges this year. The couple notes how juicing and freezing created a year-round market and saved the business through growers and processors innovation.

George Florida

Small Town Life Defined by Editor’s Print Dare

Manchester newsman Reg Abbot defines a town where everyone knows each other and buys the weekly to see how bold the editor’s copy will be.

Manchester N. H U.P Reg Abbot

Benny Allen says TV tough for critics and fans

Benny Allen notes TV’s difficulty as viewers demand more for nothing while critics abound in living rooms across America. Anne Jeffreys and Bob Sterling expect their first child next July. Curtis Massey predicts religious songs will grow in impact and stay popular. Capitol releases include Ray Anthony’s I Remember Glenn Miller and Les Baxter’s The Passions with Bas Sheva, plus a pamphlet explaining seven emotions.

Ack Benny America Anne Jeffreys Bob Sterling Lucy Curt Massey Massey Capitol Ray Anthony Glenn Miller Ray Miller Ida Elmer Les Baxter Bas Sheva

VA Hospitals Offer Many Good Jobs for Women

The Veterans Administration seeks qualified women for numerous hospital positions across the country. They urgently need social workers dietitians biochemists X ray and medical technicians and therapists of all types. Salaries range from 3175 to 7040 a year with many jobs requiring college level training. Details available at VA hospitals or offices.

Washington Veterans Administration

Precinct Committeemen Named In Neighborhood Political Activity

In a weekly Democratic newsletter from Indianapolis, the county chairman quotes that the people in charge of neighborhood political activity are the precinct committeemen and their vice. A Tennessee man was struck by an ear of corn that fell from a tree as a squirrel dropped it.

Indianapolis Ind Nelson O. Grills

Growing Population Drives Jobs and Investment Demand

The piece notes a population surge of over 250,000 monthly and a 24 million increase since 1940, with an expected 20 million more by 1961. It argues that more people require more jobs, savings, and new enterprises, quoting Adele Moore on labor dynamics.

NAM President Foresees No US Mood Dip By 1954

Harold C. McClellan head of the National Association of Manufacturers says there is no clear danger of a low mood in the United States within the foreseeable future if four policy steps are followed. He urges a balanced budget trend, reduced expenditures, pro business tax policy, and a favorable climate for expansion while warning against full reliance on the Federal Government to bail out a recession. He also calls for trimming international commitments and shifting appropriate Federal activities to state and local governments and private enterprise.

United States Harold C. McClellan The National Association of Manufacturers McClellan NAM Joint Committee On Washington

Wool output rises 30 percent in New Zealand sheep study

Corrie dale ewes at Lincoln College in Christchurch produced up to 30 percent more wool during tests on light exposure and sheep breeding. Researchers reported the pituitary gland responds to light changes, boosting wool yields, especially in winter when growth is usually low. The Wool Board sees potential for significant gains from the ongoing experiments.

Auckland N. Z Corriedale New Zealand Lincoln College Christchurch Wool Board

Hat mix up ends in shopper dispute at Memphis shop

Mrs. D. J. Norton selected a hat, but another customer grabbed it and claimed it was hers. Norton then saw a second shopper presenting her own hat to the sales clerk as if ready to purchase it.

Memphis, Tenn.usp D. J. Norton

Grange Members Illuminate Whittemore Mailboxes

Grange members in Whittemore Michigan assisted farmers by night by painting names on mailboxes with luminous paint for easier delivery and visibility.

Whittemore Mich

Bike repair and sales shop advertises used bicycles

A local shop on New Estate Road Littles advertises bicycle repair and sales of English and American bikes with prices starting at $48.50 and liberal trade offers. It promotes “A Few Good Used Bikes” and lists contact at TEL 314-11.

Littles

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