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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1955
Page
13
Conferees agree on a compromise raise for postal workers at least 7 percent with a 1.8 percent reclassification plan to fix pay inequities. The package costs about 178 million dollars annually, higher than the House but lower than the Senate. Final approval awaits House and Senate action.
The whist party and food sale return to Our Lady Help of Christians Church Hall this Friday night May 13 at 8 o clock. Everyone is welcome to enjoy fine foods and prize drawings after the game.
Three teenage boys in a New York court waiting room discuss gang life and a murder case. They describe rivalries, stick ball clubs, initiations involving fighting, and tips on staying out of school as they witness the arraignment of Frank Tarzan Santana for the killing of William Blankenship Jr. in Tamaqua.
Sixteen years after joining the Supreme Court, Justice William C. Douglas argues that legislatures alone may experiment with public welfare standards and that the Court is not a super legislature. He cites the Due Process Clause as no longer mandating strike downs of state laws for being unwise or improvident.
Albert M. Cole, head of the Federal Housing Administration, denounced calls to dismantle the Housing and Home Finance Agency and spin off FHA as a private entity. He urged cooperation and warned that fragmentation would harm coordinated housing policy.
Two men in a stolen station wagon stopped to help a stranded motorist on a highway near here. The motorist later provided descriptions that led to the men’s arrest the next morning.
Clark Farm announces a sales room with hours Fri 1 9 pm Sat 9 am 5 pm Sun 2 5 pm at Quality Poultry and Fancy Table Eggs on Red Acre Road Stow at Acton Line telephone Col 3 5373.
French film Passion for Life will screen Friday at 4 15 PM at the Veterans Building Concord Admission is free and entrants over 12 need a parent present The showing is part of a community mental health series co sponsored by the Massachusetts Association for Mental Health and local groups The film follows French children and their teacher amid drama humor and a dramatic finale
The whopping crane, with about 90 inch ROW numbers fewer than 25 in the United States, winters mostly at Aransas National Wildlife Refuge in Texas. They migrate to nesting grounds in northwest Canada.
The Marlboro Mass Division of Employment Security reports April unemployment rose with 3 507 claims up from 3 354 in March. Initial claims climbed to 601 from 545 and continued claims grew to 2 906 from 2 789. The office placed 121 jobs in April down 15 from March. There were 191 applications filled and 126 openings unfilled along with 91 counseling interviews.
Police in Decatur Illinois said a man came to headquarters seeking police help to force a tavern operator to pay $20 on pinball machine winnings. The machines are illegal in Illinois.
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