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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1955
Page
4
Concord Enterprise details the Marlboro based newspaper’s address, editor and phone numbers, publication schedule, post office registration date, and agency contacts in Boston and New York. The note states no financial responsibility for typographical errors but will reprint erroneous parts.
The notice lists subscription terms with a single copy price and an annual rate of six cents. It provides no further details on durations or delivery conditions.
The National Health Council distributes Health careers Guidebook to 7.5 million students in public and private secondary schools. It outlines 156 health service careers, emphasizes career development over recruitment, and warns about training costs while urging informed decisions. It also notes a contrast between peacetime prosperity and Communist world conditions.
The Lyonhurst Dance and Figure Club presents a skating exhibition Thursday evening at Lyonhurst Marlboro with dances and freestyle skating. An added novelty act on spinning skates will entertain attendees. Proceeds fund sweaters and emblems for club members.
Ex-State Officer Frank W. Deist of Sudbury Road was honored by state county and town officers at a Monday night testimonial in Dracut. More than 400 people attended and a purse was presented to the former lieutenant, with several Concord attendees noted.
The article notes the reticulated python of India and Malaysia as the longest snake, measured at 32 feet, with the South American anaconda as second largest. It adds a light aside about walking in the woods.
West Concord honors Troop 33 celebrating its 40th anniversary dating to 1915 with former scoutmasters and leaders in attendance. Notable guests include Richard McCabe of Cambridge and Dr. Edmund C. Dow, along with awards for veteran badges, a craft of pantomime stunts, and remarks on Camp Sachem.
New York Harbor handles about 24 000 annual arrivals and departures of ocean going vessels discharging and picking up cargo and passengers. Each month roughly 1 000 ships sail away making it the busiest port globally.
Concord reports the board of health after talks with school physicians postponed all polio inoculations due to supply uncertainty. Dr. Jack K. Holmes, chairman, said about 570 children who were signed up will wait until September or October. Cancellations add to confusion in national and state programs.
The first Airman's Barracks at Laurence G. Hanscom Field was dedicated on Wednesday. The building named Bedford Hall honors the Town of Bedford with attendance by military leaders and town officials.
Fragmentary report notes a local event on June 6 involving a ship named Ten Haide and a singing of Goodbye. The text mentions badges and an alert, with unclear details about location or organization.
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