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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1955

Page

5

Hostilities in Saigon as reinforcements rush in

American backed Premier Ngo troops move into Saigon amid tensions with South Viet Nam forces. Paratroopers are deployed and a five day ultimatum to reorganize looms. U N talks to follow in San Francisco as ministers plan a meeting in June.

Louis Guilbert Kina Ngo Trop Saigon South Viet Nam The Christian Science Monitor Tojons San Francisco New York U. N

Paris Arms Pact Debated as Faure Eyes End of Talks

The French Senate opened final debate on the Paris arms treaties with France’s war and defense plans. Premier Edgar Faure voiced optimism a pact would be approved by week’s end, enabling France to arm 500,000 as an ally. The session addressed strategies to counter opponents of the pacts.

Y Wilbur G. Landrey French Senate Paris France Remier Edgar Faure West Tenemy Faure Ent

Commander vows strikes if mainland jets threaten Formosa

Gen. Wang Shu-ming, once commander, said in a United Press interview he would strike against Communist jet air power if it threatens Taiwan and offshore islands. He warned Beijing could move jets within easy flight to Nationalist defenses.

AL Raff Red Osa Tiger Wang Shu-ming United Press China Formosa Wang

Tax Deadline For Corporations March 15

Commissioner T Coleman Andrews warns districts that the March 15 filing date for corporate tax returns remains unchanged not April 15. He says reasonable cause may excuse late filings if a tentative return is filed by March 28 with 50 percent of tax due, interest to start March 15 on the first installment, and the second 50 percent due June 15 without interest.

T. Coleman Andrews Commissioner of Internal Revenue

Kiwanis International President Honored at Wayside Inn Visit

Lucille and Don Engdahl of Spokane Washington were hosted by Framingham and Sudbury Kiwanis clubs at a March 15 dinner dance in Sudbury. The event marked Engdahl s 38th club visit and featured a roast beef dinner, awards, and music by Paul Ambler s orchestra for 240 members and spouses.

Sudbury Kiwanis International Lucille Don Engdahl Spokane Washington Canada United States Wayside Inn Framingham Ngdahl New England New Paul Ambler Kiwanis of Donald Atkins Wilferd Mongeau Kenneth Robbines

Stow Spring Swing Friday Night Dance Plans

The Stow Town Hall hosts the Spring Swing on Friday evening March 25 with George Perkins Coronets of Hudson providing music. Hale high freshman class sponsors include committees for Refreshments Prizes Advertising and more led by Miss Ann O Toole with a May 6 Sophomore Junior Prom and the May 13 Mikado performance by the Glee Club in Stow Town Hall. The Senior Band and Glee Club entertain May 9 for the Stow Civic Club and the high school graduation is set for June 7.

Stow Stow Town Hall George Perkins Coronets of Hudson Ann O’toole Hale High Hazel Cameron Jimmy Spear Charles Sables Donald Seesny Gerald Bloomberg Edward Priest Allan MacKennon Ticke Linda Scott Joan Vodoklys Sally Frost Thelma Phalon Ralph Herrick Larry Crue Paul Colleton David Witherbee James Leahy Faye McCarthy Marion Law Donald Seesay Judy Allan Glee Club

Making Your Kitchen Cheerful with Easy Cleaning Tips

Practical advice for brightening kitchens with wall color and durable, washable surfaces. Suggestions include cool neutrals for sunny rooms and yellows or wood tones for darker spaces, plus easy care countertops, jointless range tops, durable cabinet finishes, and low-visibility floors.

Versatile Potatoes Bolster Meals in Modern Dress

Features two potato recipes including Potato Pimiento Scallop and Quick Creamed Potatoes. Provides ingredients, layering steps with celery, pimiento, cream soup, and cheese, plus baking and cooking tips for tender results.

Cancer Fund Drive Opens On April 1st

More than 70 000 volunteers have been enlisted in Massachusetts for the 1955 Cancer Crusade of the American Cancer Society. The drive begins April 1 with a March 31 luncheon at the Mason Building. Dr Sidney Farber will speak, and Frank Parker will be among the guests. A nationwide contest for newspaper people will award prizes of a $100 defense bond and $100 cash to winners, with entries sent to Julius Mathews Agency offices.

Bay State Massachusetts American Cancer Society Michael T. Kelleher Massachusetts Cancer Crusade Mason Building Somerset Street Sidney Farber National Advisory Cancer Council Children’s Cancer Research Foundation Children’s Medical Center Frank Parker Arthur Godfrey Julius Mathews People of America William E. Foster Ernest M. Daland State Cancer Hospital Pondville Mass Clifton R. Read American

WAFs to be reassigned from Cambridge AFRC by April 1

Twenty eight Women of the Air Force assigned to the WAF Detachment at the Air Force Cambridge Research Center will be reassigned to other Air Force installations by April 1. The group, formed over two years ago, includes 17 at Hanscom Field and 11 in AFCRC laboratories. only Janet L. Smith remains from the original contingent. Hanscom WAFs will depart immediately due to construction at Bedford.

Cambridge Mass Air Force WAF Air Force Cambridge Research Center AFRC Air Force Headquarters Washington, D. C Cambridge Research Center AFCRC L. G Hanscom Field Bedford Janet L. Smith Hanscom Field Boston Hanscom

Hale seniors host largest paper drive in years

Stow on Saturday Hale high school seniors organized a large paper drive filling a trailer tractor with help from local trucks driven by Jock Peck Archie Banks Lawrence Quinn Donald Scruggs and Roger Lawrence. Senior workers included Anna May Beau regard William Byron Barbara DiPietro Allan Houghton Frank Merrill Robert Nelson Antoinette Sanders Margaret Woodhead and Judith Wright. Only about ten percent of dogs fail to qualify for any course at the Army Dog Training Center Fort Carson Colorado.

Plastic Party benefits Stow senior class trip

On March 30 the Stow senior class mothers host a public Plastic Party in the school lunchroom at 8 p m to support the senior class trip. Mrs Ruth Drake reports strong turnout for a Town Hall Auction aided by auctioneer Herbie Potter raising 45 95 for school equipment. The next Stow P T A meeting is scheduled for April 25 with Mr Hamilton Herman as guest speaker.

Ruth Drake Stow P. T. A Town Hall Herbie Potter Hamilton Herman

Stow Woman's Club Plans Neighborhood Day Event

The Stow Woman's Club meets Tuesday March 29 with Maynard Woman's Club visiting. They will present a play There Are None Of Them Perfect by Sophie Kerr, followed by Maynard Glee Club music and a book review by Mrs. Esther Case.

Stow Woman’s Club Maynard Woman’s Club Sophie Kerr Maynard Glee Club Esther Case

Early Egypt Mining Fact Debunked

A fragment notes that 8 000 workers lived in Sinai mineral sites in ancient times mainly for copper and turquoise extraction during a distant era. The text preserves a glimpse of industrial labor in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula for researchers.

Sinai Peninsula Egypt

Stow Bands Give Concert in Town Hall

Stow public schools presented a two night concert in Town Hall led by Musical Director Robert Lacey and Assistant Director Audrey Frieze. The program featured the Senior Band, Junior Band, Grade 4 Flutophones, Grade 3 Rhythm Band, and a 35 girl 15 boy mixed Glee Club. Proceeds of 156.85 benefited bandinstrument purchases as the audience applauded the performers.

Stow J Pubblic Stow’ Town Hall Mustical Robert Lacey Assstant Audrey Frieze Senor Bad Grace 3 Higis School Thrirty

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