Volume sales in apples to meet all customer needs
M G Fultz argues for more volume packaging to serve all customers. He notes that buyers who purchase in bulk deserve savings and that retailers should offer bushels and hampers alongside small units. He urges examining consumer demand and avoiding forced small-quantity purchases.
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Display draws crowd as missing boy found riding toy horse
Memphis store workers locate a 2 year old in a display window after a department store search ends with the child riding a cowboy prop to an amused crowd.
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Memphis, Tenn
U.P
League Of Women Voters Of Concord To Hear John Teele
The Concord unit plans a Wednesday October 10 meeting at 10 am in Mrs. Robert Lowell Moore's Elm street studio. After the business session led by Mrs. Harold C. Smith, John W. Teele of Monument street, chairman of the wage and salary committee, will speak. Coffee will be served.
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Concord
League of Women Voters of
Robert Lowell Moore
Elm Street
Harold C. Smith
John W. Teele
Monument Street
Bedford Girl Enters Fisher School for Girls Boston
Lois Rutland of Bedford has started her first year at the Fisher School for Girls in Boston, announced by President Sanford L. Fisher. The Lexington High School graduate of 1951 plans to become a medical secretary.
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Riverside Avenue
Bedford
Fisher School For Girls
Boston
Sanford L. Fisher
Miss Rutland
Otis Rutland
Lexington High School
Funeral for Ex-Resident of Somerville
Frances Reynolds Joy Thompson 57 died after a long illness at Emerson Hospital Concord. Wife of Arthur M. Thompson of Walden Street. Survived by sons Paul Cambridge Richard Arlington and daughter Gertrude Reading. Funeral held at David Fudge Funeral Home Somerville with Rev. H M Elliott officiating. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Everett.
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Arthur M. Thompson
Walden ‘Street
City of
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Nantucket
Benjamin Whiford Joy
Christ Episcopal Church
Somerville
Paul Thompson
Cambridge
Richard Thompson
Arlington
Gertrude Porter
Reading
David Fudge
H. M. Elliott
Woodlawn Cemetery
Everett
Draft boards require birth certificates to prove family status
Local fathers of draft age face imminent 1-A classification unless they file birth certificates with Selective Service boards. Under the new Truman law, married men with no children also face immediate draft. About 200 men currently labeled 3-A may be reclassified once proof of fatherhood is supplied.
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Wnless
Selective Service Boards
Truman
Futurre
Radio Course Complete by Private Trabucco in New Jersey
Private Frank J. Trabucco of Concord has completed a 12 week radio communications course with the 26th Field Artillery Battalion of the Ninth Infantry Division at Fort Dix New Jersey. The program covers Morse code transmission and reception and maintenance of Army transmitters. Trabucco, a Concord High School graduate, attended Burdette College Boston prior to service.
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Concord
Frank J. Trabucco
Lituio Trabucco
Belknap ‘Street
26Th Field Artillery
Ninth Infantry Division
Fort Dix
New Jersey
Trabuecco
Concord High School
Burdette College of
Boston
John J. Flannery
Old Marlboro Road
Ennes
Concord Rainbow Girls to Meet at Masonic Temple Saturday
The Concord Rainbow Girls plan a meeting this Saturday at 7 PM in the Masonic Temple. Jean Heyliger will preside as worthy adviser and Edith Bailey serves as mother adviser.
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Concord Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Migs
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Edith
Bailey
Vehicle Sticker Deadline Announced For November First
Public notices enforce a November first sticker requirement for all vehicles with windshield placement rules. Massachusetts authorities expect over 1.85 million vehicles by then and urge motorists to use official inspection stations after October 1.
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Registry of Motor Vehicles
Massachusetts
King
Sonnel
Abby Artbo Lovin
Middlesex Farmers Nominated for State Conservation Award
Middlesex County Soil Conservation District Supervisors name farm operators for possible Massachusetts Department of Agriculture award. Recipients come from Concord Hopkinton Sherborn Bedford Carlisle Marlboro Chelmsford Pepperell Groton Littleton and more. Officials will tour farms in October to select one co operator to receive the honor. Separately, carrier pigeon racing grows in Western Germany with 45 000 clubs and over 1 000 000 birds.
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Concord
Soil Conservation Service
Middlesex County
Pepperell
Massachusetts Department of Agriculture
Union Agricultural
Worcester
Middlesex County Soil Conservation District
Clayton Green
Weston Nurseries
Hopkinton
Philip Noyes
Sherborn Reformatory
Alice Pickman
Bedford
Dick Bates
Carlisle
Americo Nemicolo
Marlboro
Ted Zabierek
Chelmsford
Guy W. Clark
Rex Roberts
Groton
Lars Stienholtz
Charles Raddin
Herb Sweet
Twin Valley Farm
Ted Eliades
Littleton
Middlesex
Germany
Concord Couple Escape Fire in Two Story Home
A Concord couple Harold heim kins and his wife escaped a blaze that engulfed their two story residence Monday. Firemen fought the flames for four hours before bringing them under control. Damage was estimated at 5000 dollars. Nebraska leads the nation in wild hay and alfalfa production.
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Concord
Harold. Heimkins
Nebraska
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