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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1957
Page
7
The readable parts show disjointed speech about a psychiatric setting with mentions of a patient, psychiatrist, and doctor. Fragmentary exchanges include questions like Hello and musings about visits and meals, plus stray phrases about pancakes and costs.
Marlboro Moose Lodge announces a holiday Go ing Places with the Moose campaign. Enroll a member and receive a chicken, two for two, and a turkey for three. Twenty-sixteen Dodge Coronets prize noted. District officers plan year activities with Worcester and Leominster Lodges. Meetings and banquets set for November and December.
William McCabe Jr. USN son of Mr. and Mrs. William McCabe Sr. of 46 Hildreth Street Massboro attends the Naval Instructors School at the Norfolk station. The program trains outstanding naval personnel to become instructors in various training programs focusing on knowledge, skills, and methods.
Howard Keel, after nine years with MGM, leaves to pursue independent opportunities. He outlines his goal to break free from the studio system, plans a 1958 concert tour, and notes past limits on TV roles while weighing risks and rewards of starring in a series. Keel, 30, emphasizes not being typecast and speaks on career risks and personal drive.
Instructors highlight eight major med tech fields Clinic Dispensary Hospital Phychiatric Psychological Physical Medicine X Ray and Dental. Cpl Mary T Dowming, WAC rep, invites 18 to 34 year olds to join and consider assignments in Europe Hawaii and Japan with Army Recruiting Office Worcester. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
Mrs Karl Keating writes to her son in Aschaffenburg Germany that the letter began with a doubt who would finish it yet his girlfriend ended with the last word. Between were 66 full pages of news from Moore of New Wisconsin and many friends now serving in the Tenth Infantry Division. The piece reads like an accor diary of wartime correspondence and community support shared across the front.
The DAV Auxiliary hosted a dance at Bedford VA Hospital attracting about 150 patients. Ice cream cookies and cigarettes were served with music provided by a grant from the Musician's Performers Trust Fund. Helen Seager and Helen Flynn led the event with hospital chair Helen McGonagle coordinating, aided by several committees.
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