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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1957
Page
9
Injury advances delay planting and pruning guidance for raspberries and peaches. Recommendations include protective fungicides after delayed dormants, proper cane height, and careful pruning to preserve cambium and crop potential.
A fragment discusses infantrymen and their duties, noting badges on blue jackets, roles in close combat and field operations. It mentions courage and a veteran named Glen in a tribute context.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions addresses and names with missing context. The readable parts reference a Board of Children, a Finance Board, and an officer, but no coherent event or outcome is discernible.
Growers urged vigilance as hot weather may trigger early cabbage maggot egg laying around late April. Protect plants before eggs hatch May 5 to 10 with tar paper collars or soil drenches using chemicals such as corrosive sublimate and newer agents like chlor danet heptachlor dieldrin aldrin. A separate line notes the U S Department of State title change in 1789.
On April 29 Dr. George P. Denny will present William E. McDonough the 1956 Achievement Award from the National Association for Mental Health. McDonough, a psychiatric aide, began service in 1951 at Framingham VA Hospital and moved to Boston in 1952. He served in WWI with Navy duty in the Pacific and earned the Bronze Star and Unit Commendation.
Lincoln's Players present the spring play Death of a Salesman directed by Margaret Booth. Harriet Rogers and Dick Rice lead the cast with curtain at 8 30 p m on Friday and Saturday May 10 11 at the Smith School Auditorium Tickets are available.
Providence RI UP reports the Rhode Island state government advertised for a blacksmith. Three smiths applied for the position, though the state has no horses and uses the blacksmith for various metal work duties.
The Air Research and Development Command received its second safety medal after a March with no accidents. Maj. L Fr. Ss Shanes presented the gold medallion at Hanscom Field during ceremonies, highlighting ARDC’s accident free month and rising flight hours.
Pvt Samuel R Jewell and Mrs Pliny Jewell of Concord announce his completion of individual combat school at Camp Geiger within the 2nd Marine Division at Camp Lejeune North Carolina.
Up to date information on flock health problems will be presented at a meeting at Waltham Field Station May 8. Veterinarians from the University of Massachusetts will discuss topics from Synovitis to vaccination schedules and the purchase of started birds. An afternoon panel and Q A session wrap the day with officials from Middlesex Turkey and Poultry Directors Association hosting. Farmers and servicemen in the poultry industry are invited to attend.
Concord Emerson Hospital announces a May 11 rummage sale with a long list of chairs and committees. General chairs are Mrs William Faxon and Mrs H N Boyle Jr, plus assistants and numerous department heads for sorting toys clothing books and more.
Maynard resident Paul E. Nelson son of Mr and Mrs Eino Nelson of 9 Maple Street enlists in the Massachusetts National Guard at Lewiston Army Recruiting Station. He will serve with the Quartermaster Company and begin six months of immediate active duty training starting May 5. After active duty he will return to serve with the 26th Quartermaster Company. information available at the Town House or Lowell recruiting office.
John Dy rak, 81, of Milwaukee, a self-education advocate and benefactor, died after a life dedicated to libraries and public service. His work funded community programs and supported local education initiatives through Bodie’s Spirit volunteer group.
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