New Girl Scouts Joined Regular Troops as Tenderfoot Scouts
At a regular Girl Scouts meeting a presentation was made by Mrs. Emil Paige. New Tenderfoot scouts include Barbara Sanchioni Pauline Baldelli Carol Harris Janet Pensolfini Janice Bauld Rita Verrier Maureen Berry Polly Collins Kate Hoisington Helen Alberini Arlene Pressini Marie Pacific Mary Colleary Bernice Hood and Phyllis Lange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Paige
Barbara Sanchioni
Pauline Baldelli
Carol Harris
Janet Pensolfini
Janice Bauld
Rita Verrier
Maureen Berry
Polly Collins
Kate Hoisington
Helen Alberini
Arlene Pressini
Marie Pacific
Mary Colleary
Bernice Hood
Phyllis Lange
New Arrival Marlboro Family Welcomes Infant Paul James
Marlboro Mrs John Kamataris and infant son Paul James left Marlboro hospital for their home at 55 Chandler Street The child born November 3 has a sister Janet Mary two years old Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Apostolos Kasaras of this city and Thomas Kamataris of Clinton
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Marlboro
John Kamataris
Paul James
Marlboro Hospital
Chandler Street
Janet Mary
Apostolos Kasaras
City
Thomas Kamataris
Clinton
Nahma Village Sold for 250000 Including Land and Center
Nahma Michigan population 750 has been sold for 250000 by Bay De Noquet Lumber. Buyer Warren P. Miller of American Playground Device Company gains 4300 acres land a 100000 community center several miles of roads 102 houses docks a 17 room hotel a golf course eight bed hospital a barber shop boardinghouse and multiple industrial buildings. New owner plans recreational development and a playground factory in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahma
Mich
Bay de Noquet Lumber Company
Warren P. Miller
American Playground Device Company
Anderson
Ind
Farmers Borrowing More Money Across Midwest Bankers Say
Rural bankers report higher farm loan demand in 1951 with larger average loan sizes up to 3000 dollars, credits for machinery rising to 90 percent, and repayments slower. Causes include slipping commodity prices, higher farm costs, and tied up assets in equipment and livestock.
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Sedan
Kas
Midwest Farm Belt Report
Will D. Kinnaman
M. E.comingore
Dover State Bank
Dover, Minn
Wisconsin Mayors Sing A Song of Low Taxes
Wisconsin mayors at the state convention report generally low taxes with balanced budgets and some surplus. Cities like Valders and Neillsville note debt relief, while Janesville and Fort Atkinson face housing, school, and sewage needs. The trend shows small towns prioritizing water, sewer projects, and improved facilities.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
G. K. Berge
Valders Village
Neillsville
Janesville
Fort Atkins
New Chocolate Coconut Cream Pie Mix Recipe Debuts
A new coconut cream pudding and pie filling mix from a major producer promises rich flavor and creamy texture. Ready for pudding or pie, it requires two cups of milk and about five minutes of cooking, with a chef’s chocolate twist in an unbaked crust and coconut cream filling.
Antique display previews burning iron and gala show
A Boston University co-ed Miss Mona Blomberg tests a charcoal burning iron from about 75 years ago at the antique preview in Mechanics Building. The New England Antiques Association hosts a semi annual exhibition November 26 to December 1 with over four million articles on display.
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Mona Bloomberg
Boston University
Boston
New England Antiques Assn
Vast U S Coal Reserves Mapped Across States
The article notes Uncle Sam holds about 40 percent of world coal, with minable deposits in 31 states plus Alaska. It estimates near 2 percent trillion tons total, about 16 000 tons per person, and recoverable coal enough to endure centuries, listing major fields from Appalachia to the Pacific Northwest and including 32 billion tons in Washington.
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Uncle Sam
U.S
Great Britain
Eire
France
Alaska
Appalachian Plateau
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Virginia
West
Kentucky
Tennessee
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Montana
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Pacific
Washington
Converting Ashes to Gas and Dust Cloth Cleaning Tips
The text explains that ashes and coal can become gas when heated to extreme temperatures near 3000 degrees Fahrenheit, noting the mixture of compounds in ashes and their varying boiling points. It also gives a household tip: soak lintless dust cloths in hot soapy water with turpentine, dry, and reuse every two weeks to trap dust and polish furniture.
Beefsteak Prices Set Precedent in 1890s Circle Alaska
A 10 pound steak sold for 48 dollars per pound in Circle Alaska during the gold rush era of the 1890s. The discovery era price demonstrates high meat costs and market scarcity in frontier Alaska.
Fall's Apple Pie in All Its Guises
Apple harvest prompts varied desserts with apple fillings used raw or cooked. Suggestions include raisins with apples, grated cheese under crust, flour sugar butter sprinkles, and open face pies. Techniques emphasize lard shortening and quick mixing for tender flaky pastry.
Town Loses Title as Connecticut Safest After Fatal Crash
Sherman Connecticut population 550 reports its first highway fatality since autos, losing the claim of Connecticut’s safest town after a New Milford woman is killed in a wreck.
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Sherman, Conn
U.P
Connecticut
New Milford
Priest Charged in Bangkok Stabbing Dispute Over Crocodile Tongues
Bangkok police charge a Buddhist priest after a stabbing incident with another priest. The case centers on a tongue claim about crocodiles. Zoologists side with the second priest, who lost the argument about crocodile tongues.
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Bangkok
INS
Oriental Rugs Talk Given At West Acton Club
West Acton The November meeting of the West Acton Women's club heard Arthur Gregorion discuss Oriental Rugs and the Stories They Tell. A food sale was organized with chairs and hostess committee named including Mrs. Carl Godfrey and Mrs. Martin S. Meigs and several others assisting.
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West Acton
John Stoker
Carl Godfrey
Martin S. Meigs
William Edwards
Ruth Hall
Edward J. Bursaw
Edgar Webb
Frank Garbarino
William E. Hitchcock
George Clahane
Benjamin E. Derby
Harold MacPhee
Walter Bancroft
Korean Veterans Now Organized Reunion in Washington Armory
The Korea Association, formed in 1948 at Fort Meade by Army Navy and Air Force veterans who served in Korea, held its third annual reunion November 8 at Washington’s National Guard Armory. The group funds the General William Dean Scholarship and aid for children of Korea veterans and qualified Korean nationals seeking education in the United States. Interested members should contact Lt. Col. Samuel A. Smith at North Wayne Street Arlington Virginia.
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Washington
National Guard
U.S. Armed Forces
Korea Association
Fort Meade
Army
Navy
Air Force
Korea
U.N
Association’General
William Dean
United States
Association
Samuel A. Smith
North Wayne Street
Arlington
Honest man gets clean bill of health in Buffalo
In Buffalo, a man visited Deputy City Court Clerk George Corran claiming to be 2¢ years old and asked for a warrant against himself after explaining he had run a boulevard stop. Corran advised he had done his part in good faith and told him to go ahead.
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Buffalo
N.Y
U.P
Diogenes
George Corran
Corran
VINE INTRUDES MEMPHIS HOME LIVING ROOM
Mr and Mrs S M Richard of Memphis face a peculiar invasion as a green mile long vine grows unchecked in their living room. The insistent plant proves difficult to remove despite their efforts.
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Memphis
Tenn
U.P
S. M. Richard
Former Apprentice Seaman Becomes Vice Admiral Fox
Charles Welford Fox, born in Baltimore, enlisted in 1918 and rose through Navy ranks to be appointed vice admiral last week. He served as pay clerk, then Ensign in 1919, later Lcdr, and 95 pioneered Navy law practices. He led the first transcontinental Navy truck convoy, saw Pearl Harbor attack, earned the Medal of Merit and other citations, now chief of the Office of Naval Material with a Harrisburg, Pennsylvania address.
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Charles Welford Fox
Baltimore
Navy
Naval
Admiral Fox
Navalre
Ees
Diego
Calif
Norfolk
Office of Naval Material
Celal
Harrisburg
Harvest Home Service at Acton Central Congregational Church
Acton Central Congregational Church hosts a harvest home service after Sunday worship. Church School meets at 9 30 a m with children bringing canned goods and produce to place before the altar. Rev Eric Grimshaw leads the dedicatory service and the Pilgrim Fellowship meets at 7 p m for study and a Bap faith speaker.
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Acton
Center Congregational Church
New England
Wanderers
Eric Grimshaw
Pilgrim Fellowship
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West Concord
William H. Clark
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Buscemi’s Market
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