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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1952
Page
4
A fragmented Mass. newspaper page item touches typographical ad errors, reprint policy, and notices. It shifts to wartime economics, citing Russia’s aviation output, U.S. production, and rising federal budget figures with a focus on postwar implications and family taxes.
The Independent Record notes its lead Easter editorial by Charles V. Mathis recalling childhood Easter images and church moments. It cites Canton Independent Sentinel musings on spring signs and Morning Sun News Herald reflections on optimism and work after winter.
A Phoenix editorial proposes designating undedicated days as un days and even a Leave Us Alone Month to ease the calendar overload. The piece cites government calendars and suggests rationing commemorations to reduce overlap and maintain balance.
Fr. Murphy recounts years in Manchuria under Japanese control and Red destruction of churches, palaces, and arts. He notes aid to Catholics, education of guards in Catholic doctrine, and wartime exchanges with Chiang Kai-shek and MacArthur. He remains hopeful about future church growth despite conflicts.
Word has been received that John Parker has been promoted from corporal to sergeant and is stationed at Long Beach California. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William J Parker of Strawberry Hill Road and his wife is residing with him.
West Concord readers urge community effort to abolish juvenile delinquency through Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Brownies and Cub Scouts. A mother volunteers to help reorganize Brownie Troop No 13 and appeals for working and homemaker parents to donate time and leadership.
The American Cancer Society says the Sudbury Crusade standings led by chairman Mrs Alfred Gardner have reached 73 percent of the fundraising quota.
A reflecting glove designed to make a motorist's hand signals visible at night has been patented.
Voters in Concord show strong support for Dwight Eisenhower with Otis backed councillor nominees and Jack McCarthy leading the West Concord bid for state committee. Turnout reached about 40 percent of 4 584 registered as of March, hinting at a likely record turnout in September and November.
Concord G Sherman Blair Jr of Everett street is named Massachusetts chairman of the Young Republican for Bob Taft Committee. Blair, former Concord Republican Town Committee vice chair and ex Republican State Committee member, is a Northeastern law senior active in Republican affairs for six years.
Pfc. John Pope, son of Mrs. George Pope, promoted to corporal and on a Mediterranean cruise with the U S Marine Corps. Rebecca Sewing Circle meets at Mrs Ruth Thoresen’s home at 8. Registrations underway at town clerk’s offices for new voters. Cornelia Lawrence worked late and returned early. Concord reported late in Middlesex County votes with Arlington and Lexington among the last in the south. Eisenhower may be pleased with Concord votes, Taft backers remain hopeful for June.
In Boxboro Concord lIn Eisenhower defeats Taft by 60 to 27 with 98 votes cast and 95 Republicans. Only two Democratic ballots recorded, both for Eisenhower and Taft. Delegates vote noted for Council.
Summary not fully readable. The fragment shows names Wottney Barnes and DeSaulay with numbers 71 68 36. No clear event, organization, or location is identifiable.
A commuter and Bill the railroad authority discuss how diesel locomotives start and accelerate freight trains. They describe the diesel engine driving a generator that powers electric traction motors, with throttle control and electrical connections shifting from series to parallel to manage speed and power.
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