Crime coverage versus constructive news on front pages
A Pennsyltvania study shows crime and disaster occupy 22.5 percent of front page space while age and government stories lead at 38.5 percent. Foreign news 12.5 percent. disasters and scientific comment 14.5. business 5. arts 3. society religion obituaries sport 1 each.
Planning Ahead at New York International Conference
A large international planning conference in New York merges town city and regional planning with national city planning and housing groups. American delegates push for better transportation and housing quality while foreign delegates seek lower housing costs. The piece contrasts Old World economy with New World improvement and notes a physician and cross word puzzles as human interest inserts.
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New York
American Institute of Architects
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Japan
Canada
Mexico
America
Gentleman Declares Tobacco Law Effects Little
A gentleman states that a prohibition on tobacco use would affect him little, asserting personal habits would largely remain unchanged despite the forthcoming rule.
New Disease Outbreak Hits Local Fisheries
Fragmentary report notes a new disease affecting fisheries in the area. Cure suggested involves inoculating streams and lakes with flies. The text also references Parisian dress, aging perceptions, and automobile safety debates, all in a scattered style.
Local Notes From South Sudbury and Nearby Towns
South Sudbury residents Mr and Mrs Tiugh Leonard plus daughter Vera of Ma N H visited friends in Roxbury where Richard Johnson was reported comfortable after an operation on Friday. H P Woods Milk team returning from the RR Station Saturday night was struck by a passing auto but sustained no serious damage. car from Dorchester carried four men and will be repaired. Mr and Mrs J H Stahl and daughter Priscilla of Rosindale spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ralph Stone. Mrs J Burbank, visiting her son in Medford, returned Sunday.
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Vera
Ma N. H
Richard Johnson
Roxbury Hospital
H. P. Wood
R. R
Dorchester
J. H. Stahl
Priscilla
Roslindale
Ralph Stone
J. Burbank
Medford
Concord PTA Marks Arbor Day Programs in Meeting
A meeting of the West Concord Parent-Teacher Association was held in Harvey Whee Mall last Thursday. The program aligned with Arbor Day April 25 proclaimed by Gov. Walter and the follow on week for Forest Protection Week.
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West Concord
Parent-Teacher Association
Harvey Whee'c Mall
Walter
Community Talks Highlight Birds and Forest Health
A talk by oe hod on birds and flu training used mounted specimens and Audubon charts, followed by Harold Shepard detailing U S forestry conditions. Both urged more tree planting yearly as ice cream and cake were served under Mrs. Carlson’s committee leadership.
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Harold Shepard
Concord Junction Fire Department Organizes Friday Night
The West Concord Fire Department held an organization event Friday night with officers including Combination and Captain No 2 Alexander A MacEachern and Lieutenant Robert M. guiding the ceremony.
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West Concord Fire Department
Alexander
MacEachern
Robert M
Nasonville Resident Visits Friends Over Weekend
Nasonville Rhode Island native previously of Concord Junction spent the weekend visiting friends in the area, returning home afterward.
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Nasonville, R. I
Concord Junction
Dog Pays Taxes Promptly in Local Town
Nilo the Mexican bull dog astonished Town Clerk Sanderson by delivering a two dollar tax payment in an envelope. The canine owner is Cornelius Murphy of Mair Street. The dog received a receipt and left wagging its tail.
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Nilo
Nile
Cornelius Murphy
Mair Street
Father John’s Medicine Promises Restore Strength After Winter
Early 20th century ad copy touts Father John’s Medicine as pure food elements that build health and strength without alcohol or dangerous drugs. It claims to restore the body to its former heat and vigor.
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Father John
Harry Brigham to Entertain on May 18
Brigham and Poole's Orchestra will celebrate a double event at Lyonhurst on May 18 with Harry Brigham as the featured performer. The engagement marks Brigham's return to the stage after a recent concert with the Uvannee Orchestra in town.
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Harry Brigham
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