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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1956

Page

12

New Weather Warning System Monitor Centers Warn Local Storms

A new Severe Local Storms warning unit under the Bureau monitors storms east of the area and transmits warnings to police fire and media. The SELS Center issues alerts for Massachusetts Vermont and New Hampshire coast to coast, with radar and observer networks feeding alerts to cities like Boston Pittsfield Concord and Burlington.

H. Pierce United Press Ing Trans- City Binghamton N.Y Concord N.H Boston Massachusetts Sels Center Vermont New Hampshire Pittsfield Mass Burlington Federal Civil Defense Red Cross Ground Observer Corps State Police Forestry Wardens New England Power Co New England Meteorology Massachusetts Institute of Technology Boston Weather Bureau Weather Bureau Bradley Field Windsor Locks Conn Weorcester

No U S Stamp Honors Son of Massachusetts

Massachusetts faces absence of Adams family on recent stamp issue. Secretary Cronin filed a complaint with Postmaster Emmerly to explain why John Adams and John Quincy Adams are not featured, while Virginia is represented by seven names.

Harman W. Nichols U. P Washington U. S Massachusetts Bay State Edward J. Cronin Arthur Emmerfield John Adams John Quincy Adams Cronin P. M Adams Virginia Jefferson Monroe Wilson Robert E. Lee John Marshall Patrick Henry

Radar warning service expands to Albany area stations

A new local severe storm warning network will install radar at Albany and other sites to improve alerts. Officials acknowledge imperfect forecasting and occasional false alarms but cite saved lives in Michigan and Wisconsin as proof of dividends from the system.

Mass Albany N.Y Blue Hill Weather Bureau Michigan Wisconsin

Wallet prints for graduates from yearbook pictures

John Van Guilder urges graduates to order small prints of their graduation pictures, calling them wallet or friendship prints. He notes these compact photos are inexpensive in quantity and popular for enclosures with thank you notes, and suggests making a list of recipients to order promptly.

Adams stamps recalled as Massachusetts seeks mail reparation

Cronin argues Massachusetts is being treated as an orphan by the postal system. He profiles John Adams as architect of state and national constitutions, defender of fair trials, and father of the American Navy. He urges the postmaster general to restore Adams stamps to the mails.

Cluded Commonwealth of Massachusets Bay State John Adams Massachusetts United States Adams the Preston Boston Adams Jefferson Franklin John Marshall Supreme Court John Quincy Cronin P. M

First WAVE Officer Serves in Europe During Berlin Airlift

The first U S Navy WAVE officer to serve in Europe joined the Navy contingent of the Berlin Airlift in April 1949, marking a historic milestone in military integration and postwar relief operations.

Europe Navy

Arctic water named for Baffin called a sea not a bay

Dr John Harvey Furbay notes the large Arctic body of water named for William Baffin is a sea, not a bay, and is far larger than the Mediterranean and six times the size of the Black Sea. He explains the naming dates to discovery when its extent was misjudged. The Baffin Sea lies within the strait separating Canada from Baffinland.

William Baffin Mediterranean Sea Black Sea Baffin Sea Long Strait Baffinland Canda

Extension Chords Quartet Emerges In Grand Rapids

Four young men from Grand Rapids form one of Michigan's top barbershop quartets named The Extension Chords in Grand Rapids Michigan.

Grand Rapids, Mich Grand Rapids Michigan

Light Stogies in Place of Giving Cigars

Washington reports trend of using match books in political campaigns. Collectors boast high win rates for candidates distributing matches. Notable figures include Dr. Charles J. Higgs with 2,500,000 match books, Bob Oliver leading the Match Cover Collectors Society, and reporter Betty Scheibl compiling Texas data. A Kentucky candidate and a sheriff used match book slogans in campaigns.

Harman W. Nichols U. P Washington Charles J. Higgs Wilkes-Barre Higgs Bob Oliver Setauket L. I N. Y San Antonio Light Betty Scheibl Texas John C. Anggelis Kentucky Young John

Critical forest fire danger sweeps New England

The forest fire danger rose to critical in much of New England with Massachusetts declaring tinderbox conditions and Rhode Island banning open fires. One hundred burning index in MA, about 50 fires logged and acres burned across Canton Blue Hills Peabody Franklin Abington Wrentham Plymouth and Sturbridge.

New England Boston Massachusetts Rhode Island John L. Rego Agriculture and Conservation New Hampshire Vermont Weather Bureau William Bellegarde Hudson Blue Hills Canton Appalachian Mountain Club Peabody Franklin Abington Wrentham Plymouth Sturbridge

Soldier earns Army Extension Course certificate

Fort Benning Georgia MSgt Edgar R Lake of Witherbee Street has received a certificate from The Infantry School for completing a course of study appropriate to the rank of second lieutenant.

Fort Benning Edgar R. Lake Witherbee Street Army Infantry School

New York Dealer Claims Record Political Match Books

Sam Rosen of New York asserts the largest collection of political match books. His presidential series traces back to William Howard Taft.

Sam Rosen New York William Howard Taft

Suffolk University Born of Chance Meeting

Boston report recounts how Suffolk University started from a chance meeting in 1903 between George A. Frost and Gleason Archer. Frost funded Archer through Boston University Law School, leading Archer to open an evening school in his Roxbury flat to aid poor students. The institution grew into a college of liberal arts journalism business administration and a graduate school of law. Archer participated in the golden celebration.

Boston Suffolk University Maine Cape Cod George A. Frost Gleason Archer Archer Boston University Roxbury Suffolk Liberal Arts

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