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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1949
Page
16
The article discusses bronchitis and Newcastle disease in chickens, noting difficulty distinguishing the illnesses and a production dip lasting four to eight weeks with possible poor egg quality. Vaccination timing is advised between the fifth and eighth weeks, avoiding combining vaccines, with guidance for single-batch chick rearing. It also mentions flour and milk amounts.
A lecture on the benefits of the nursing profession will be among the few talks available. It notes the constant need for attendants in hospitals and homes to assist registered nurses at the bedside. Miss Gill will have literature available.
William S Edgerly will join Eastman Kodak Co in Rochester after graduating from MIT this June. Mr and Mrs Edgerly plan to move to Rochester soon after. Mrs Garfield's daughter Mrs 8 H Edwin Webster and Mr Webster reside on Nixon Road Framingham. Mr and Mrs Vivian A F tele r entertained Dr William J Wolf at dinner after the St Elizabeth Mission service conducted by Dr Wolf.
Jean Hawes hosted a Sunday gathering for ten friends at the Megee of Mr and Mrs L George on Dakin Road North Sudbury. Guests played soft ball and outdoor games and enjoyed refreshments as Carlton W Elims Jr of Briar Farm is named a Goodman.
In Waltham program a ten year old daughter Sar and Mrs Fred Mercier from Autumn Street South Sudbury attended an entertainment at the theater. Five children were chosen from many to take lessons, highlighting the night’s event.
A physician argues that magic should be viewed as limited in usefulness for mental illness yet may support therapy when combined with proven psychiatric methods grounded in clinical evidence.
In New York a cold paint creates visible images of ice and other cold objects through heat rays emitted by the observer. The paint feels cold and can photograph objects including liquid air and possibly temperatures near absolute zero. Dr. Urbach notes the effect depends on heat exchange rather than actual cold.
Britain has produced its first plutonium at Harwell, marking a major advance in atomic energy research. The Ministry of Supply called the achievement one of the most important steps forward in the country's atomic-energy program.
London reporters recount experiences of lightning strikes and how victims describe the pain fear and aftermath. Several survivors discuss temporary paralysis burns and the confusing moment of impact and the long road to recovery.
A local death notice reports a fatality due to self action in Nassau. The fragmentary item mentions person named Boeth and names Ploronse Aletha Sh of kan, with no clear date or location details.
In Philadelphia a House debate mentions Taft Hartley labor law as part of discussions on labor policy and political tensions. The fragment references the labor act in the context of congressional consideration and public discourse.
The statement notes a blockade will be resulted by that time and recommends consulting on a single problem.
Police identify Frank Guazzo, 60, as the victim in a center theater incident. Details of the case remain limited as authorities investigate the scene and search for witnesses.
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