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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1952
Page
20
A fragmented OCR passage critiques government salaries and ethics, noting senators and representatives face temptations and obligations. It discusses salaries of 2,500 and 50,000 tax exemptions, suggesting the wealthy could fund salaries while widening tax gaps. The tone questions independence and integrity in Washington.
The Bedford teachers elect new officers for the teachers association. Conroy and Mrs. Betty Louw Galley are named as chairmen, with Conroy serving on the department committee and Mrs. Ei- Bo noted in the proceedings.
Reader views on whether South Koreans should bear front line defense. Eisenhower argues against heavy American burden while Col. Limb favors gradual withdrawal. South Korea could deploy up to two million with 100k in training. U.N. aid and U.S. support are at stake amid stalled armistice talks and fear of a broader Red attack.
The Clovers of West Concord 4-H Club will hold an opening meeting on Saturday at 7 o clock at 525 Main Street, led by Fred E. Oliver. Officers will be elected and boys interested in gardens are invited to join. meetings occur every two weeks under Oliver, Sr. and Fred Jr.
In Naugatuck Connecticut the post office building grew hot as janitor testing a new furnace drew the attention of Postmaster T Green who conducted an inquiry into the incident.
New York report notes the match industry ships about half of its 500 billion annual matches for advertising. Advertisers pay for the bulk of these giveaways, and despite them being free items only a small portion of book matches are discarded, with a Chicago street study finding seven battered books among 9,000 examined.
The piece urges farmers to maximize profits by starting with disease-free foundation stock and high laying records. It stresses reducing dirty eggs, housing in wet ground, feeding oyster shells and vitamin D, and using a wire basket to cool eggs quickly for quality and profit.
Iowa dominated U S poultry figures in 1951 per USDA estimates. Iowa led in egg production with nearly five million eggs and about 158 million dollars from eggs. The state also topped chicken output, surpassing Pennsylvania, and ranked high in turkey production by value with the largest average weight.
The fold back calf pen fits many farms with pe barns. A hinged design uses two gates hung on a wall pipe. The wall gate is wired to prevent sagging. It folds back against the wall for fast cleaning.
A rural advisory note states house flies remain a tough pest despite many insecticides. It urges sanitation, using Extension Service recommended insecticides, and buying from a reliable dealer to manage the problem.
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