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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1952
Page
4
Jacques endures a brutal blizzard while journeying by canoe and on foot toward a distant settlement. He scavenges meat, fights exposure and hunger, and clings to hope as his storm rages for days in a remote woods. Faint signs of life, bacon and tobacco smoke, offer a life-leaning beacon at last.
Principal John F. Donovan of Concord High School is presently confined at his home with a serious sore throat. He resides at 24 Davis Court. The United States Supreme Court has had 13 chief justices.
The observer notes bloc divisions in the General Assembly with Western states losing influence as the Communist bloc and Latin America gain sway. Guatemala is cited as leaning Red and Bolivia and Chile cited as possible shifts, warning of growing Soviet entry into the UN. The piece cites a October 19 New York Times Retroyer age page referencing the US finding itself on the losing side of key issues.
First Signal Company of Worcester announces plans to form a Woman's Marine Reserve unit in the area. Boston representatives will interview interested Worcester girls at the Navy and Marine Reserve Training Center on Boylston Drive November 13 from eight to ten PM to explain eligibility and opportunities.
Concord announces a whist party hosted by Mrs. Neomi Wood president of the Ladies Auxiliary James J Mansfield Post No 158. The event takes place at the Veteran Building on November 26 at 8 30 PM. Public welcome.
A recipe feature offers low cost meals with a salmon cobbler served with parsley pinwheels. It includes ingredients such as salmon, peas, evaporated milk, and a parsley biscuit topping, plus a ham casserole option with mashed sweet potatoes and cinnamon.
A historic recipe describes rosy rice cooked with tomato juice and salt then mixed with olives green vegetables and pimiento for a savory tamale pie. It includes a crusted meat topping options with beef onions tomato soup and optional eggs or sauces, baked until browned.
A Marlboro telegram reports the Sisterhood of Temple Emanuel sent condolences to the widow of Dr. Chaim Weizmann. At a meeting two speakers spoke about Brandeis University and Tongue of the Queen. A business session welcomed new member Mrs. Marvin Tobin and noted Mrs. Max Miller’s illness. An smorgasbord and adult forum led by Rabbi Popeck were discussed.
First Lieut. D Richard Manning arrived home from the Far East after a 26 month tour in Korea and Japan. Refreshments were served by hostesses Hyman Bootin Myer Monchick and Joe Bornstein. He will remain a week before reporting to Camp Carson for a new assignment. Manning is a veteran with about seven years in service and previously worked in the editorial department of this paper.
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