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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1951
Page
15
Australia rejects U S demands to fix wool prices citing droughts and market openness. Government, backed by wool growers and the Country Party, argues auction sales are democratic and must face global competition, with political risk tied to rural support.
Melbourne Argus wool expert argues U S demand limits threaten fair auction practices. He warns preemption of Australian wool could invite Britain and France to seek similar access, risking the role of international bidding and potential state allocation of the wool. The industry fears socialization would endanger its position in the national economy.
Mae the 98 fall meeting of the Past State fo President held at Memorial Building, Brockton last Saturday night with over 200 guests including State officials and military personnel. Gifts and money were exchanged. Attendees from MSGV unit 27 included Mrs May Seymour, Commander Augustus Seymour, Mr and Mrs Roy Hagerman, and Mr and Mrs William H Adams.
Himalayan expedition scientists from the California Academy of Sciences report rhubarb thriving near the Newport border at 17 500 feet. Leader F A Charlton-Thomas notes the high altitude plant has superior flavor and is free of tare. Seed will be collected for the Academy.
Jacksonville Florida U P reports farmer G I Jordan found 15 large melons on a wild vine growing among weeds after his cultivated patch yielded only a few.
Rep Howard S Russell discusses Massachusetts Home Rule legislation enabling cities and towns to control local powers. He explains town creation by colonial General Court, charter grants, and potential state resumption of powers, noting reform loosens state supervision and expands local fiscal and personnel discretion.
Church members sprayed the Niantic Methogist church with DDT after a swarm of bees settled above a window forcing Sunday services to flee. Members donned protective clothing to clear the swarm before resuming worship.
Colorado A and M College experiment station in Fort Collins develops an apple derived beverage claim to retain fresh natural apple flavors. The report notes science explores new use of apples in food products.
Eugene List, young American pianist, opens the 92nd Worcester Music Festival October 22 with Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue. The program features works by Philadelphi, Les Fresnies, and a late conductor reading. A quartet and a cappella act are also scheduled.
Sacramento landlord Richard Desmond insists tenants must have children, arguing that kids do less damage to a home than many adults. He notes his rental ads reflect a preference for families with children.
Fragmentary note mentions a town status in the United States and distinguishes differences across islands. No further details or names are readable.
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