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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1956
Page
18
A speculative feature outlines dramatic future highway construction including expressways spanning mountains and waters, radar assisted traffic, triple arteries, and aerial oversight. It envisions cars traveling seamlessly with built in road lighting and rapid emergency response, reshaping urban and suburban travel.
Chase led a gathering of il Auxiliaries with Miss Elmina recalling affiliations. The speaker described Emerson Hospital Blood Bank aims, a lab facility, and its role with the Red Cross and Massachusetts General Hospital to assess hospital quality and advance community health.
Congressman Philbin honors Alexander Hamilton as a key founder and influence on the Constitution. He contrasts Hamilton with Jefferson and urges Americans to remember the nation’s early struggles and the vision that created the United States, stressing the need to guard freedom.
A proposed "Emergency Blood Donors" list would let a small community bank guarantee blood types for general use and emergencies. Dr Winchell notes donors on the list could be called more than once a year, with tea served by Bedford and Maynard auxiliaries.
In Clay West Virginia a town split over traffic control after a shooting. The mayor and police chief agreed to assign a patrolman to guard the next night after the fight was broken up by shotgun and pistol fire.
The Bay Path Council will print a new local Girl Scout calendar featuring Brownies Intermediates and Seniors in Sudbury Southboro Medway Marlboro and Framingham. Proceeds fund troop programs benefiting local scouts and calendar sales start in November.
Funeral services for Victor E. Tupper 60 a former Maynard resident who died at 93 Prospect street Marlboro were held Saturday at Twombly Funeral Home Maynard with Rev Robert K ye officiating. Interment followed in Fairview Cemetery Perham Maine where another service was held. Survived by two daughters Mrs Randa Moody of Perham and Mrs Patricia Ashley of Middleboro a son Hiram Tupper of Marlboro a sister Miss Bertha Tupper of New York and ten grandchildren.
Mr and Mrs Reginald G Phillips announce the birth of a son, George Howe Phillips II, on October 28 at Saree Hospital. Grandparents are George H Phillips of Sudbury Road and Mrs John Gentile of West Newton, formerly Carlisle.
Gas central heating expands with furnaces boilers and conversion burners. Gas offers easy piped delivery lower flue temps and potential savings on masonry. Compact gas furnaces and boilers suit any dwelling and enable integrated or future air conditioning. Gas heat adoption rises nationwide with seven of ten new homes using gas.
In Garnett Kansas Mrs Laura J Roberts, aged 85, used a stalk of corn with an attached ear of corn to beat a rattlesnake that attacked the family collie in the Roberts garden. The incident ended without reported injuries to humans.
Dublin New Hampshire United Press reports the 1957 Old Farmer’s Almanac forecasts a colder winter with more snow than last year. It details monthly patterns from November through February including storms cold snaps and frequent snow with prevailing harsh weather and occasional milder spells.
Chautauqua Lake earns fame as a top muskalonge producer with anglers averaging about 30 tons yearly. The lake is noted as the home of the muskalonge species bearing its name.
Aura Olmstead of Dallas recalls a printer room boss who distrusts errors. Laura finds a mismatch in figures by comparing her work with his and reveals the fault. The boss concedes the mistake is his, not hers, after repeated checks.
A public notice promotes purchasing U S savings bonds. It highlights investment options and urges readers to participate.
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