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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1951
Page
11
A public, free cookery demonstration at Concord High jitarium was sponsored by the Wildlife Service and County Extension Burns. The event, led by home economics staff, covered fish preparation including smoking and serving ideas highlighting economical nutrition.
A Boston men's shop prints a bold display offering cashmere overcoats for 145 dollars. The ad markets high quality menswear and emphasizes the fixed price, branding itself as a premium retailer.
Providence court finds the defendant’s alibi valid. He established he was at the Alibi club when the offense occurred.
Massachusetts Division of Employment Security warns of 400 to 500 planned layoffs if federal budget cuts persist. Director Antonio England says grant funding based on national costs ignores state-specific needs. Backlogs could rise, harming unemployment claims processing and defense work support.
Private David H. Weir Jr. of Maynard Massachusetts is stationed at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island South Carolina for ten weeks of basic training. He completed Maynard High School and volunteered for service with the Marines on February 9. During training he learns drill tactics chemical warfare field hygiene and weapons handling including the Garand rifle carbine .45 pistol and Browning automatic rifle. He undergoes aptitude tests and interviews to determine his future military field.
Concord leaders William G. Ryan and Harry E. Tuttle enrolled numerous residents as auxiliary police and auxiliary firemen in the Civil Defense Agency. Names include James Alexander, Leslie Anderson, John Bent Sr., Harold Clarkson, Edward Cullinane Jr. and many others among the listed volunteers.
A January 24 1851 Boston Traveler ad notes a modern house with 12 rooms offered for 300 dollars a year. The item reflects 19th century housing commerce and rental pricing in Boston.
Four Concord students earned Dean's List honors and Freshman Honor Roll at Tufts College Medford for the first semester. Engineers John Mutty Jr Russell and Albert Coffey Jr, plus liberal arts student George Camougis and Louisa Towle, reside at listed Concord addresses and attend Tufts female department at Jackson.
Great Britain's first two atomic piles were nicknamed Gleep and Bepp. Canada's inaugural reactor was Zeep. France designated its laboratory pile Zoe.
A church hall event at Our Lady Help of Christians Church in West Concord drew participants from Bedford Acton Lincoln Carlisle and Winchester. Twenty three tables filled the room as winners included Mrs Robert Hurley Virginia Bell Kay Moran Mrs John Alden Miss Betty Radley Salvatore Nosella W Lonergan Kenneth Strayton Frances Dolan Carl Rudgren Mrs Eileen Prendergast and Philip B Dee Special drawings went to Miss Mary Garvey Mrs Huppy and Mrs Edward O a6H Donated prizes came from Lawton Appliance Company Irish music and St Patrick s Day decor highlighted the evening with E Gregory French D Rottery F Chaplin among those receiving honors.
Strawberry growers met at the Nabnasset road Locker Plant in Nabnasset Westford on Monday evening March 195. Speakers Prof Arthur French University of Massachusetts and Lawrence Dougherty University of New Hampshire discussed proper varieties and their behaviour for county planting and variety adaptation.
A brief note records that coffee and cookies were served during the event. The fragment also includes stray letters and unclear marks that do not alter the main detail of refreshments being offered.
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