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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1952
Page
17
Public health notes describe how Greek ideals of a sound body appear in education but tuberculosis carries stigma. The patient faces confusion and guilt as doctors stress factual treatment while superstition and fear affect family, friends, and community responses.
Byward advertises a Hevrolet motor in fresh condition with price 765 dollars.
A patient faces worries about his family's welfare and social acceptance while ill. Hospital staff including doctors nurses and social workers plan to support the patient bringing aid to his family and ensuring a path to normal life after discharge.
West Concord high school seniors Joan Watson Lorraine Seavey Virginla Fultz Deborah Veinett and David Woodruff spoke on Exchange Trips at the West Concord P T A meeting. Warren Loring introduced the panel and Nicholas Delaney presided in Hurley’s absence. The next program on November 12 will include visiting night square dancing and refreshments in the Harvey Whegler school auditorium.
The article notes ongoing campaigns to fight tuberculosis and mentions the high cost of whalebone at ten thousand dollars per ton, highlighting contemporary material prices amid public health efforts.
The article profiles Duke Nixon of Whittier California who rose to the No 2 Republican spot at the Chicago convention aided by Paul Hoffman a Studebaker executive and Eisenhower adviser. It notes Nixon's mail to GOP voters the California delegation dynamics and related campaign funding concerns involving K T Norris Earl Adams Northrup Chandler and Tide lands oil interests.
Westfield New Jersey resident Miss Shirley Sargent grew overwhelmed by rising duties at Da Le Carnegie. After repeating overtime and crying she confronted her boss about the workload, leading to a discussion that clarified tasks and improved her situation.
Sudbury Cub Scouts and parents will gather Saturday October 25 at Sunbury Town Hall. About 70 to 80 cubs are expected. Richard T. Cutler leads and seeks volunteers, especially in Pratt Mill Dutton Road areas, as local Cubs program grows. Corn note on hybrid seed ends with first generation vigor.
Concord-Box reports emergency alarm at Central Station for 2:55 p.m. Friday to find three year old Joel Streeter of East Street Carlisle. About 400 volunteers searched in woods. he was found one mile from home with his dog Tippy nearby. Fire units from Concord Chelmsford Billerica Westford and Acton Center assisted along with an air force plane from Bedford. Joel was located shortly after the alarm sounded.
The College of William and Mary in Williamsburg Virginia houses the oldest law school in the United States and the second oldest in the English speaking world. The chair of jurisprudence was established in 1779.
South Acton resident James L Cunningham, once of Lincoln and a 267th Massachusetts bar admittee, lives with wife Ruth Patricia Lally and two children Casey George and Paula. A semi pro hockey player, he attended Lincolnshire Waltham High School, Northeastern University, and Boston University Law School.
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