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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1956

Page

14

Questions and Answers on Benefits and Public Affairs

A veteran may apply for disability compensation at any time. If applied within a year of discharge, backdating to after discharge is possible if warranted. otherwise benefits start from application. FDA reports large-scale food seizures in February including 710000 pounds contaminated with filth and 213600 pounds voluntarily destroyed. Drugs valued at $60000 seized for mislabeling. Senate report on truck trip leasing urges ICC override and new agricultural commodity definitions. About 10000 U.S. tourists may visit Russia this year, limited by hotel space. Water use in the United States averages 1300 gallons per person daily and is rising.

Food and Drug Administration FDA Senate Small Business Committee Interstate Commerce Committee Secretary of Agriculture ICC Russia United States American Automobile Association U. S Soviet Union The Wildlife Management Institute

District MYF Rally at Cochituate Elects Officers

The Cochituate Methodist Church hosted the Framingham sub-district MYF rally with youth from Maynard Hudson Framingham Cochituate. Richard Carlton was elected President Charles Learnard Vice President Blaine Morrison Secretary John Brayden Treasurer Beverly Holmes Chairman of Christian Citizenship. Richard Carlton led devotions and David Kinsley led the program with the film Sound Of A Stone. Refreshments were provided by Cochituate MYF. Rev. Robert K. Jones Jr. serves as advisor as plans for a summer outing and fall rally proceed.

Maynard Framingham Cochituate Methodist Church Richard Carlton Charles Learnard Hudson Blaine Morrison John Brayden Beverly Holmes Cochituate Maynard-Sudbury Methodist Youth Fellowship David Kinsley Hudson Methodist Youth Fellowship

Delegates Named for 5th District Republican Convention

Delegates and alternates for the 5th Congressional District to the Republican National Convention in San Francisco include Representative Edward J. DeSaulnier Jr of Chelmsford as delegate with Muriel Barnes and Alan G. Adams as alternates. Earle S. Tyler of Watertown was not present for the photo. The slate is pledged to Eisenhower’s re nomination, or Christian A. Herter if he declines.

San Francisco Edward J. DeSaulnier, Jr Chelmsford Muriel 8. Barnes Winchester Alan G. Adams Lexington Earle S. Tyler Watertown Eisenhower the United States Christian A. Herter

Eye selling ads in Naples reveal tragic market

A controversial Italian newspaper note documents widespread eye donation ads in Italy highlighting poverty driven pressure to sell eyes, the dangers of corneal transplants from living donors, and doctors' protests. It notes rare cadaver transplants, legal concerns, and public misunderstanding about eye value.

Naples Giornale Italy Jeffers

Poppy Sale By American Legion Now In Progress

Sudbury Auxiliary of the American Legion announces the annual Poppy Sale to aid disabled veterans. Poppies, made by the men, will be sold at Young's Store Sudbury Center Bradshaws Sudbury Drug and the Red and White in South Sudbury. Proceeds fund veteran hospital pennies. Officers listed and four Afghan stockings delivered to Rutland Veterans Hospital. Marion Spiller seeks grocery coupons to fund education for children of disabled veterans.

Sudbury The American Legion Young’s Store Sudbury Center Bradshaws Sudbury Drug South Sudbury Ethel Nelson Charloette Hall Ruth Haley Orisa Spiller Marion Spiller Marie McMurtry Rutland Veterans Hospital

Police court officer uses blackjack to summon spectators

New Britain police court officer George Foertech summoned courthouse crowds by tapping a blackjack as the judge arrived. The same report notes a gavel was stolen. A separate item states U.S. motorists pay over 4 billion annually in state fees taxes and tolls. A rubber tile with a black border is shown in Christ King Church.

New Britain, Conn George Foertech United States Christ King Church

Bergen Celebrates 20 Years On Radio With Quips

Hollywood reports Edgar Bergen marks two decades on the air next Sunday with Charlie McCarthy and Mortimer Snerd. He argues radio remains vital and asks sponsors for support while noting TV sidelined many stars. Bergen recalls early radio days and a high radio rating of 49 after a Roosevelt speech.

Aline Mosby U. P Hollywood Edgar Bergen Bergen Charlie McCarthy Mortimer Snerd CBS Radio Aroda Bing Crosby Amos 'N Andy Chase Sanborn Charlie Nelson Eddy Don Ameche John Barrymore W. C. Fields Fields Mack West Carlie McCarthy Marilyn Monroe Roosevelt Rudy Vallee Elsa Maxwell

Wentworth Institute Evening Division Completes Certificates

H Russell Beatty announced Wentworth Institute evening division certificate recipients. David E Leveille of 43 South Road completed Mathematics A in 72 weeks, Charles H Weisker of 238 Great Road finished Plan Reading and Estimating, John S Hanlon of 28 Houston St completed Machine Works. All are from Bedford.

Boston Wentworth Institute H. Russell Beatty Wentworth David E. Leveille South Road Charles H. Weisker Great Road John S. Hanlon Houston St Bedford

Synthetic rubber dominates modern supplies

About 70 percent of global rubber use comes from synthetic types produced from crude oil or natural gas. This shift reflects the petrochemical basis of many elastomer products and impacts industrial materials markets.

Sudbury Fine Arts Festival Dates Set for May

Sudbury will host its first Fine Arts Festival on May 19 and 20 with three programs. The high school Glee Club and instrumental ensembles perform on Saturday, a third grade tonette program, a weekend fashion show, and a community sing with bell ringing. Art displays run 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.

Sudbury Glee Club Trudy Hirsch Lester MacArthur Sarah G. Smith Anne Gombosi Jean Copp

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