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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1955
Page
9
The record cites roughly 34 billion in government loans or guarantees from about 32 agencies. It also mentions Seaway freight forecasts of 10 million tons per shipping season and notes ceremonial 21 gun salutes tied to presidential visits, with related House Senate telephone access during sessions.
A garbled listing shows high school seniors and college entrants named with parentage and destinations. Mentions include applicants connected to Penn, Colorado, and Colby, with references to engineering aims and family ties.
Benjamin N. appointed to organize a Camporee for the council’s reservation. Friday evening event at Parmenter Scout Reservation on Route 20 in Sudbury. Locations include Wayland Hudson Stow and Sudbury communities.
Within the past week Acton High School pupil Mareta Anderson Peter Knippel Paul Deane Barbara Johnson Anne Kazkas William Irwin John Brissette Earl Steeves Lorraine Foley Edwin Anderson and Walter Aalto completed the driver training course and obtained licenses.
Concord High invites about 30 students to visit the Veterans Administration Hospital in Bedford during National Hospital Week May 8 to May 14. The tour will cover ward nursing service educational therapy music therapy and corrective therapy clinics. Vice principal Kenneth L. Creighton will lead the group.
American Airlines executive commends Concord Police Chief Robert E Kelley for exemplary protection during a midnight horseback ride of about 75 national newsmen. The operation ran smoothly and drew wide newspaper publicity endorsing Concords beauty and historic significance.
The Massachusetts state polio vaccine committee approved a six point plan for voluntary distribution of the Salk vaccine amid short supply. Details include triplicate orders for two cubic centimetres per patient, pharmacy direct dispensing to patients, and mandatory record keeping on all inoculations.
National Hospital Week unfolds at the Bedford Veterans Administration Hospital through May 13 with a lecture by Dr. Salvatore P. LaCerva on Miracles Drugs and Psychiatry. An art exhibit showcases 85 works by patients and recent dischargees, judged by a committee, with gallery style display and awards.
Jamestown officials report the county poor farm has closed due to insufficient residents to operate profitably.
Lake Boon resident Velma Ojalehto, RN, is appointed the new town and school nurse for Stow, succeeding Doris Allen, RN, who resigned. Ojalehto began duties April 18 and is a graduate of Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing, previously doing private duty work.
John O. Conrad, 33, was arrested on a charge of pulling a false alarm after firefighters responded quickly to a nearby box. He was collared before he could flee and the engine house was only a block away.
The Prince and The Pauper will be presented at the Girl Scout hall in Concord on Saturday May 21 at 10 30 a m. The production is by the North Bennet Street Industrial School drama classes in Boston and benefits a Camp for underprivileged city children in Boxford. Miss Viana Murfitt of Weston heads ushers. sponsors include Mrs John Quincy Adams and others. Greenough presides on the board of managers.
Troop 7 Natick hosts all Explorers from the Algonquin Council at Camp Resolute Friday to Sunday May 13 14 15. Highlights include athletic contests skeet archery track and field events and advanced scouting skills. Wesley McIntire invites all Explorer Scouts to attend the year’s biggest event.
Acton High school students guided by instructor Ralph Stetson toured the David W. Mann Co. in Lincoln to learn precision. They saw linear and circular scales with thousandth millimeter accuracy and heard methods to average inaccuracies for extreme precision.
Concord Rotary Club held a noon meeting at Howard Johnsons to preview the upcoming junior high science fair. Morton R. Seavey chaired the program with President Benjamin F. Clark. May chairmen include Seavey Bumford Rohan Barber.
Michigan features three cities with populations exceeding 100000: Detroit Grand Rapids and Flint.
Mr. Mann commented favorably on the type of questions asked by the students noting their quality and insight.
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