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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1954
Page
15
The piece offers home brewing tips stressing a clean coffee pot to avoid oils that taint flavor. It also recalls a Sioux proverb about walking in another’s moccasins before judging. A stray tip suggests adding salt to water in a double boiler to reach a rapid boil.
Probate Court for Middlesex County invites creditors to present claims against the insolvent estate of Ralph W. Stearns of Acton. Six months from April 16, 1954, to file claims. Court sessions at Cambridge on May 14, 1954 and October 18, 1954 at 10:00 a.m. each day.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court presents first and tenth accounts for Carrie E Kimball and Philip D Sawyer estates. Creditors and interested parties must file written appearances by May 20 1954 and May 13 1954 respectively. Witness John C Leggat and John J Butler oversee proceedings in Cambridge and Acton.
A May events roundup lists a special mothers day program at Trinitarian Congregational Church with choirs and baptisms, Concord Academy spring fair at the gym on Off Main Street, and waste paper drives by St. Bernard's and Our Lady Help of Christians. Also noted are assembly members Moreau and Venti joining the editor guard, First Parish Church annual meeting, Concord Chorus ticket sales, a rummage sale sponsored by Concord Emblem Club, and the King's Daughters season finale at Musketaquid Road.
Al Hegar easily checked his figures in Buffalo league action by rolling 174 in six consecutive games reflecting a solid bowling average.
The Middlesex School last week left Thomas Synnott out of the cast for Journey's End to be performed on Saturday May 22. Sympathy is sent to Harold Cahoon and George Cahoon of Concord on the death of their mother Lena M Fowler Jones aged 69 in Stow last week. Arthur Burger of Concord, executive director of the Boys Club of Boston, serves this week as general chairman of the 48th annual Boys Clubs of America convention.
A tally shows 953 Yale students and alumni died serving the nation across seven wars since founding. The figure underscores long term sacrifice amid the university’s wartime history and memorial observances.
Economists say America's long term food security hinges on continued yield increases on existing cropland and pasture while modest new land enters cultivation. Drainage and irrigation gains, farm drainage improvements, and expanded irrigation in the West support output as experts warn land limits loom. The 25 year question remains how to lift production beyond current gains to feed a growing population.
New York and Vermont studies of dairy farms show labor income declines with operator age. On 151 New York farms in 1951 the under 36 group averaged 5002 dollars, 36 to 45 earned 3977, 41 to 50 3144, 51 to 60 2568, and 61 plus only 408. Experts urge buying farms young and promoting youth in farm leadership.
The document mentions a leaking potable water pipe and a quick temporary fix by diverting water into a bucket. It also states General Motors operates 118 plants in 63 U.S. cities, six plants in Canada, and assembling and manufacturing operations in 18 other countries.
Puzzle page shows a jumble of clues with entries on weapons drinks names measures and a sea eagle clue. It reads like a crossword section with item numbers and partial answers to 25 percent of the grid.
Blend butter shortening and sugar then work in flour salt vanilla and nut ingredients. Roll into 1 inch balls and bake at 400 F until golden brown about 12 to 18 minutes.
The note warns of fire and fall risks from cords under rugs and advises tacking cords to baseboards when extending them. It also remarks that monkeys and men may be the only animals able to distinguish doors.
8 D OConnell of the Bureau discusses the rarity of true Anglo blood in people across America and England. He argues that there is no distinct Anglo-Saxon people or institutions left, noting only slight Anglo blood comparable to other ethnic mixtures.
New Haven police and Yale University officials rushed to Calhoun College after reports of a man hanging in a room. Authorities found an effigy instead and could not determine who it was meant to portray.
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