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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1950
Page
13
A fragmented excerpt discusses televiewers of all ages and a person needing to cope with youth. It mentions a 10 year old and notes about obtaining something from her. The incomplete text limits clear facts or identities.
Fragmented transcript notes a hospital expansion with nurses in a new building and partial view of green partitions. The piece hints at excited staff and a stairway access perspective as work nears completion.
Telegraph Company announces a wage adjustment covering 165 telephone operators and 25 plant department employees. Starting rates rise from 2.00 to 5.00 weekly for plant staff and from 2.00 to 4.00 weekly for traffic workers, with periodic increases continuing up to 5.00 a week for experienced staff. The move, aiming to ensure skilled staffing amid higher costs, follows negotiations with unions representing over 9,000 plant and 18,000 traffic employees.
Concord Emerson Hospital began planning for its role in an atomic war. Dr Francis C McDonald led a comprehensive survey of service needs near Boston. Civil Defense efforts are under way with classes for hospital staff and civilians, including burns treatment and blood typing instruction.
Miss Clara Morse, chairman of the Shavis group within the Civil Defense medical division, outlines future classes and enjoyment options. Further details to follow.
The School will hold a semi antique clothing sale this fall on Saturday October 21 at the Girl Scout House. Hours are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Previous sales were conducted at the same location and time.
Colonel Chester A. Furbish announces a Special Registration under a presidential proclamation for Massachusetts. On October 16, 150, every male who served in any specialized service during the Cold War era and pursued a degree in fields including medicine dentistry veterinary surgery or related surgery must register.
Officials urge caution as October-driven autumn scenery lures thousands of motorists into New England countryside. The advisory stresses safe driving through changing weather and evolving road conditions as travelers admire fall landscapes.
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