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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1951
Page
7
British troops in Suez Canal Zone clash with Egyptian nationalists. One Egyptian killed and others wounded in sabotage and anti-British acts as 500000 nationalists stage a mass parade demonstration.
J Rothed and Mrs George Finstreet announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Hill to Ield Friedlander. Hill, a graduate of Con and Oberlin Colleges, teaches in Hanover New She made her debut in 1946 season and is pursuing graduate study at the Univers.
The passage notes a trend among certain individuals in Connecticut and nearby areas involving flame gadgets used behind vehicles. It mentions a broader health topic about breast cancer affecting a portion of the female adult population in the United States.
Harry Morse, son of Mr and Mrs George Morse of South Acton, visits Acton High School while recovering from a leg injury. He may miss basketball tryouts at Tilton Academy but aims to play later. Freshmen Janet Roth and sophomore Glenn Pasanen earn high honors with all A’s. The district adopts a two shift recess to ease crowding, allowing 7th and 8th graders to eat earlier and enjoy a longer mid day recreation period while upper classes adjust.
Buck deer shed their antlers annually but the remains are scarce in the woods because small rodents quickly consume them for their high mineral content.
The late Maj. Edward A. Goldman and Dr. Edward W. Nelson cataloged Mexico’s life zones, identifying seven zones within two broad areas the central plateau and coastal lowlands. The plateau hosts extension of southwestern U S life while the coast serves as a northward corridor for South and Central American flora and fauna.
Experts say color vision deficiency does not justify strict driving bans. In 1945 few states still reject applicants for color tests, and many keep testing for educational value only. Color blind motorists often navigate signals by memorizing positions and using blue yellow cue distinctions to distinguish lights.
Lt. Gen. Eugene Reybold, executive vice president of the De Lomas Road Builders' Association, argues that 380 suppliers across 22 states feed a single tank program. He cites the T41-El Walker Bulldog built in Cleveland by General Motors and stresses fast, interdependent production.
Morse laid Americas first underwater telegraph line under New York Harbor in 182 through the harbor. A ship anchor damaged the wire and sailors cut a piece away as a souvenir. A Boulogne fisherman in August 1850 mistook a section for a tremendous eel and struck it with a hatchet before returning to shore with his catch.
Marlboro singer Helen Louise Clarke daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert F Clarke will assist as artist at the scholarship benefit concert by Needham Senior and Junior Music clubs Tuesday evening in the high school auditorium at 8 15. Violin prodigy Robert Menga 16 winner of the National award in violin in Salt Lake City will be the other artist.
A supper and dance hosted by the Home and Community Service committee at Fayville hall occurs Saturday night. The baked ham and bean supper starts at 6 45 p m with Tom White and his orchestra of Northboro providing music for modern and square dancing. Ethel Blood chairs the committee with Donald Blood and several couples assisting.
The report notes support under the Federation of Music Club sponsorship indicating organizational involvement and backing for future events.
Parents of Peters high school and Annex students visited Southboro during National Education Week open house night and conferred with teachers. Elementary teachers also participated in the observance.
Congressman John Kennedy will be guest speaker at the Framingham Catholic Woman’s Club Guest Night in Dennison Memorial Hall on Monday evening November 19. He arrives with a current report on Near and Far East conditions and will discuss his recent trip. The event is open to the public with Mrs. James O’Leary and Mrs. Joseph Sanley as co chairmen.
During the week, the Fayville school and South Union school hosted an open forum in the gymnasium as individual conferences occurred. Paren visited classes while sessions were in progress, observing and engaging with students and staff.
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