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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1952
Page
8
Bill MacCakt of the farm plans drainage work and crop rotation with a large plot of winter wheat and clover. The Middlesex Soil Conservation District assists as a cooperative partner, noting that green manure improves yields and soil health.
The Women's Association of Memorial Congregational Church meets on November 13 with sewing at 10 am and a covered dish luncheon at 12 45 pm led by Mrs C Arvid Nelson. At 2 pm Mrs Carlton Elims leads devotions and Miss Lottie Smith of the Audubon Society speaks on Birds. Mrs James L Bartlett is president.
The Thursday Garden Club will gather at 3 p.m. in Sudbury Town Hall on November 13 with members as guests. Mrs. Katherine Norcross will speak on Herbs. Eliza McCardle was 17 when she married Andrew Johnson, who later became U.S. president.
The report lists presidential and local races with vote tallies for Eisenhower and Stevenson, Lodge and Kennedy in U. S. Senate, Sullivan and Whittier for Lieutenant Governor, Cronin and Mullaney for secretary, Furcolo and Buckley for Treasurer, and other figures across several offices. Names appear with party affiliations and margin highlights, reflecting a close national race and varied state results.
A columnist vents anger at drug use and dealers, arguing for draconian punishment including death for sellers and life imprisonment for addicts until cured or dead. The piece frames addicts as ruined children and calls for swift, irreversible justice.
A reminiscence from George W. Davis of Ottawa Kansas recalls riding a horse to the post office and general store at Old Diamond with kerosene and whiskey jugs, paying 65 and 0.65 per gallon, illustrating a flawed, sensational scene from a Bridgeport Connecticut Telegram excerpt.
Marlboro Rev Louis Teebo C S V former principal of St Viators Catholic High School was granted special permission this week to leave his duties to come to this city to cast his vote in Tuesday s election. He will visit for the remainder of the week with his former colleagues at the school on Pleasant street.
A Southboro blood typing team will operate November 15 at the town hall from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and at South Union School from 2 to 5 p.m. under the state and local civil defense program. Testing requires only a small finger blood sample, no donation, and results yield a card with name, address, and blood type for emergency use.
Marlboro St Viator High School announces October honor roll with minimum 80 percent average. Freshmen include Arthur Bergeron Robert Roderick Cashel Armand Thomas Simoneau Robert Shusta Woodlock. Sophomores Ronald Garcia Dwight Howe. Juniors Real Angers Robert Vahee. Senior John Perkins.
Swedish researchers say blonde hair is the best acting element for humidity measurement devices used by engineers at anapolis-Hoeneywell's industrial vision project. Brunettes and redheads rate lower in usefulness.
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