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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1956

Page

3

Whitten Report Attacks CCC Spending on Farm Price Support

A congressional sub committee faulted the Commodity Credit Corporation for subsidizing warehouse interests and private lenders, shipping 17 million bushels to private storage and doubling Midwest storage costs. The panel cited a $923.3 million loss and noted higher storage charges while farmers gained little.

Commodity Credit Corporation Jamie Whitten Mississippi Department of Agriculture Midwest Usda-Owned Bing Whitten CCC Fred Marshall Minnesota

fragmented obituary notice from Concord and Falmouth

An obituary fragment notes a person named Anthony 203 residing here, a nursing illness, a retirement, and references to a late wife, a bereaved sister in Concord, a sister in Falmouth, with a funeral following at St Bernard's and a service on Wednesday at St Bernard's church.

Jal Anthony Mainsday Mornu

Child and Jo Harrington Celebrate Their First

Mr and Mrs Jo Harrington celebrate the birth of a child born recently to the Concord family. The event followed hospitalization and medical care, with relatives recounting the life and joys of the new arrival.

Jo Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Ord and Jo Concord

Concord Honor 49th Fighter Interceptor Squadron Saluted

A stormy night banquet at the State Armory honored the 49th Fighter Interceptor Squadron now stationed at Hanscom Field. Brig Gen John Horton of Air Defense Command spoke amid remarks by local officials and four-town leaders Edward W. Turner Harold E. Lawson.

Concord Air Force Association State Armory Witham’s of Lynn John €. Horton Air Defense Comander Colorado Springs Edward W. Turner Lexington Harold E. Lawson Lincoln Hanscom Air Force Veterans Group Bedford Hanscom Field

King's Daughters Annual Meeting Set at Parish Church Vestry

Concord announces the King's Daughters annual meeting at Parish Church vestry on Tuesday April 3 at 2 o'clock with Mrs Ran Wells and Miss Grace E Tuttle as hostesses. Easter sale collections continue locally with William K Walters of Stow as campaign treasurer. Belgium is noted as the longest European importer of U S motor vehicles.

The King’s Daughters Ransome Wells Grace E. Tuttle William K. Walters Stow Harvard Trust Company Aeemele Mexico United States Belgium

Sudbury Community News A Weekend Of Local Happenings

The town reports skiing at Jackson New Hampshire by the W Burgess Warren family and trips by John Childs to Humarock after storms. Minor beach damage noted the Etruscan freighter wedged on rocks off Third Cliff Shituate. Several community events and meetings are announced including church groups and hospital auxiliary activities with dates in April June and May. Local residents recover from illness and congratulate Allan Tallant on a fraternity appointment. Firefighters respond to the Mansion Inn blaze aided by Sudbury and Coachite stations. Voter registration adds 38 new electors.

John Childs Humarock Third Cliff Humarock Beach

Illustrated talk on Isenheim altarpiece at St Elizabeth’s

On Tuesday evening March 27 at 8 PM Edward Katzenbach of St Elizabeth's Parish gave an illustrated talk on the Isenheim Altarpiece by Mathias Grunewald, highlighting its features after Evening Prayer.

Edward Katzenbach St. Elizabeth’s Isenheim Mathias Grunewald

Eleven year old Susan Hoke breaks arm after fall

Goshen Indiana eleven year old Susan Hoke had a cast removed from a fractured leg then fell and broke her arm prompting a return to medical care and play pause as she recuperates in the UP report.

Goshen Ind Susan Hoke

Sudbury Troop 148 Seniors Reflect on Growth and Travel

The article recounts Sudbury Troop 148 led by Mrs. George Silva and Troop 96 led by Mrs. Henry Wohlrab detailing their activities. They made clay animals, displayed crafts, and planned placemats while supporting Emreson Hospital in Concord. Highlights include a Washington trip, Civil Defense work, and a senior scout graduation into the community with thanks to supportive families.

Sudbury George Silva Framingham Trust Company Folsom Boston Washington Iby Annapolis Lincoln Memorial Red Cross Civil Defense Camp Virginia

Troop 6 Meeting Highlights Health, Dance and Crafts

Mrs. Magazu led first aid review and taught basic tap steps to East Side West Side. The group discussed health and cleanliness, received February 9 stove and candle demonstrations, held a Valentine party, made garDenia corsages and an Easter card, and reviewed the Girl Scout Promise and Laws.

Brownie Troop 108 Meeting Notes and Plans

The Brownie Troop 108 notes a Feb 7 discussion where Sheep and Fox patrols chose names, Roberta Locke selected as Juliette Low representative, and members crafted valentine bookmarks and boot pad prints. Feb 14 covered dolls and animals. envelopes and valentines created. Feb 21 prep for cookie orders. March 8 supplies for cookie orders and scrapbooks. March 13 finished scrapbooks and planned future meetings with Mrs Giegars on animals and a Deerfoot Farm visit.

Cavana Roberta Locke Juliette Low

Ten Year Girl Scouts With A Five Year Leader

A veteran troop leader recalls starting with seventh grade girls who doubted her. She remembers the early fears and critiques during initiation and how experienced members guided her through the registration and leadership challenges.

Mrs Cutting Returns From U S Tour

Sudbury Mrs. Cutting returned to Sudbury last Thursday after touring the United States. She left January 16 before a January snowstorm and arrived home for the third March blizzard. She and Mrs. Heath of Natick visited Florida, the West, and Portland Oregon, speaking with many Sudbury friends along the way.

Sudbury Webster Cutting United States Cutting Charles Heath Natick Florida Portland Oregon Daytona Bill Kit Powers Hollywood Bob Lenore McManus Viola Eaton Tucson Lois Barton Sisson Ralph Barton North Sudbury Marion Miller Wristen Phoenix Arizona James Bartlett, Jr Los Angeles

Sudbury Garden Club Plans 25th Anniversary April 11

The Sudbury Garden Club Executive Board met March 24 at Mrs. Elwyn C. Williams home despite a blizzard. Ten members attended and planned the 25th anniversary celebration to be held April 11. The Sudbury Woman's Club met March 28 at 10 A M at Mrs. Maxwell P. Eaton’s home with Mrs. Francis Raynor presiding.

Sudbury Sudbury Woman’s Club Maxwell P. Eaton Cogcord Road Francis Raynor

Thanking Our Scout Leader for Endless Patience and Smile

In a Troop Eight note the Girl Scout leader is praised for patience memory and gentle guidance. The message highlights the assistant leader and committee members who listen and support. The writer expresses gratitude for the leader’s smile and steady encouragement.

Etait

Pomona Grange met in Lexington with dancers and talks

Middlesex Central Pomona Grange held its March meeting at the Old Belfrey Club Lexington. Swedish dancers from International Institute of Boston performed Hambo Schottisch and a Courting Dance. Mrs Gordon Osgood and Mrs Charles Lee spoke on Junior Grange benefits. Miss Blanche Eames offered sewing instruction for a Community Service contest. A bylaw change to elect officers in June and install in September was approved for Massachusetts State Grange. Next meeting April 18 at 8 PM in Bedford.

Sudbury Pomona Grange Old Belfrey Club Lexington Gordon Osgood International Institute of Boston Charles Lee Water Street Saxonville Blanche Eames Middlesex County Extension Service Concord Grange Middlesex Bedford

Two Officers Attacked at Massachusetts Correctional Facility

Inmates identified as Robert J. Walsh attacked two guards at the Massachusetts Institution for Correction in West Concord. Charles M. Hamilton and Walter Sawyer were injured. Hamilton suffered a broken jaw and Sawyer a broken nose. Sawyer was released after treatment at Emerson Hospital. Walsh, serving five years and a day for a 1954 taxicab robbery, was being transferred for psychiatric evaluation. earlier he was sent to Bridgewater State Hospital for treatment.

West Concord Massachusetts Institution For Correction Robert J. Walsh Hawkins Street Beston Walsh Charles M. Hamilton Commonwealth Avenue Walter Sawyer Maynard Hamilton Sawyer Emerson Bridgewater State Hospital

Acton Lions Club to Meet With Supper April 3

Acton Lions Club holds its regular meeting and supper on Tuesday evening April 3 at the Liberty Tree House. President Richard A. Gallant will preside and Leo E. White will supervise supper at 6 30. William Flood planning board chairman is expected to attend to speak.

Acton Acton Lions Club

Casting When We Should Be Tuning In

A brief note laments diverted attention from programming as viewers miss the intended broadcast. The fragment hints at media scheduling or audience habits affecting engagement. The tone suggests a newspaper reader’s commentary on media timing and habits.

Town Hall to Feature Attafitic Padific Tea Company Demonstration

Pomona Grange officers join forces for a town hall program led by Attafitic Padific Tea Company. The event will demonstrate raw material and the cuts of meat from a side of beef, with many Grangers likely to take home Sunday roasts.

Pomona Thaira Attafitic’ &' Padific’Tea Company

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