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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1951
Page
11
The registrar warns that five figuration plates are issued for 1952 with windshield stickers to be placed at the top center of the din. Certificate of registration and shield stickers may be obtained at the Boston office or from the counter. Mail registrations are not accepted and the five-figured plates should be kept with certificates to preserve numbers.
Berlin today is a city of ruins as the heart of Hitler's 1 000 year Reich has been erased. The frontier between west and east Berlin runs through the Brandenburg Gates and Unter Den Linden, with a massive new Soviet embassy towering amid charred shells and empty streets.
A correspondent walks the ruined core of Berlin once central to the Nazi regime from Unter Den Linden to Potsdamer Platz. The Reich Chancellery and bunker complex have been destroyed or emptied by Russian forces leaving only wreckage and an empty, eerie landscape.
Eagle resident John Aplin 87 reads his tombstone years 1865 1950 though he is alive. He added the 1950 date after his wife Alice died in 1946 saying a few years one way or the other makes no difference.
Representative Russell outlines a varied calendar of four pages with matters from high statewide issues to local matters. He cites the pre primary convention bill, state employee cost of living salaries, tax deductions, traffic and tunnel costs, sea wall Cohasset, probate salaries, and education for children of Massachusetts service members. He notes efforts by the Taxpayers Federation to speed sessions and a joint House Senate study committee on rules, urging compromise and timely adjournment by summer.
For 23 years Carl Olson, Rio sign painter, led the Rio fireman's picnic with the slogan It never rains on Olson. This year the forecast failed and the big day was rained out, leaving Olson a broken man.
Vienna dispatch notes autumn 1951 anxiety across the Balkans about war. Observers in the West see no Balkan war this fall, though tensions rise in Yugoslavia and Soviet satellites. Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary Romania Bulgaria Albania cited as fragile, repressive, or impoverished regimes under Soviet influence.
Ernest Jones wrestled with a robber who tried to grab a $10 bill. The tussle ended when the bill tore, leaving both men unable to claim a clear victory.
An installation record lists Raymond Hill with officers and attendees including Carl McKinstry, high priest Edwardsenior warden Charles Boyce recording scribe Fred, financial scribe Samuel, treasurer Clarence E., junior warden Hugh der, and trustee Herman B Collins at the Worces encampment. The narrative mentions an installing officer and multiple named roles.
A small red currant bush took root in a maple crotch in Ludington Michigan and has borne fruit for four years. The unnamed Wink family resides in the yard and notes the unusual growth.
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