Soldiers recapture Pinpoint Hill on central front
Reports say North Korean and Chinese forces recaptured Pinpoint Hill and the sniper ridge after heavy fighting. Jets reportedly shot down a Rus G-15 and damaged two other enemy planes during battles over northwest Korea.
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Ex-Convicts Arrested in New York Linked to Hoaps
State authorities sent fingerprints and serial numbers to New York after arrests tied to a $681,000 armored car holdup in Danvers last March and $1,219,000 in Boston in 1950. Joseph Murphy and Eugene Manhattan, both ex-convicts, face investigation and identification efforts.
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Stevenson Says Social Justice Programs Fuel Communism
Adlai Stevenson accuses Republicans and the Democratic Party of backing social justice programs that enable communism by enacting social legislation. A gunmen incident on Route One left victims robbed of 1400 dollars. A man from New York Harbor died in a head-on crash. another driver was hospitalized in Newton.
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Eisenhower Decries Unfair War Burden in Campaign Stance
General Eisenhower declared in a San Francisco Call-Bulletin article that the United States bears an unfair share of burdens in the Korean War. The piece notes his firm stand on campaign issues in answering questions raised by veteran California leader George Creel, who now leads in the state. The report mentions Adlai E. Stevenson proposing top posts in the context of the race.
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East Central League Grows with New Members
At Holliston High School a meeting re elected James Macchi as league president and Helen Peckham Morse as secretary treasurer. Westboro High School joins the league in baseball as it expands with Hopedale Hopkinton and Westboro joining in recent years. League schedules include boys and girls basketball, boys baseball, and girls softball with most games in the afternoon and Friday night games limited to avoid affecting scholastic standing.
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Helen Peckham Morse
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Sion
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W Concord Youth Resumes Studies at Babson Institute
West Concord Robert Crowell son of Mr and Mrs Douglas Crowell 49 Grove Street has resumed college studies as a senior at Babson Institute of Business Administration Wellesley He is in a special intensive program allowing a B S in Business Administration in three years instead of four through a concentrated schedule.
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Sudbury travelers return from Montreal visit inn in Smuggler's Gap
Sudbury residents Mrs. Melvin Guptill Mrs. Walter E. Piper Miss Gert rude M. Halloran and Mrs. James N. Powers of Needham return from a fall trip to Montreal. They visited Elmwood Lodge in Stow Vt where Mr and Mrs Samuel J. C. Goodhue formerly of Sudbury run the inn. The article notes a French Channel crossing overcome by the new British steamer Normandie with auto rolling stabilizers.
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Melvin Guptill
Walter E. Piper
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Concord To Host Annual Boston Play Day
Concord High School will host the Boston Field Hockey Association Play Day at Emerson Playground on Saturday October 5 from 9 a m to 12 noon. Twenty seven eastern Massachusetts schools including Concord Lexington Belmont Sudbury will be represented with all star players selected after the games. Miss Miriam C Clark is in charge of preparations and Miss Margaret Cunningham is chairwoman for the day with Miss Doris Armstrong directing officials.
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Miton Academy Junior School
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Boston Girls’ Latin School
Buy U S Savings Bonds Planning for the Future
A brief public notice encouraging purchase of United States Savings Bonds as a forward planning option for families and individuals seeking secure long term savings. The message promotes government backed securities as a prudent financial step.
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Washington visitors return home with brief Washington stay
Miss Ruth Claiborne and Miss Ruby Steeves of Washington DC recently visited Mr and Mrs Don Fullenton and returned Monday. They were accompanied by Miss Margaret Heath who will spend a 10 day vacation in Washington. An adjunct arthritis treatment uses dalsol a capsule combining large doses of crystalline vitamin D2 with other vitamins.
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Ruby Steeves
Washington, D. C
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Margaret Heath
Washington
Rabbit Industry Growing Rapidly Across the Nation
The rabbit industry expands as demand rises due to meat costs and fur use. California leads with about one third of national output, while Texas and Oklahoma host rapid growth with over 3,000 breeders. Durant Oklahoma claims rabbit capital status with a Hop Chop plant processing 40,000 rabbits weekly. Breeders say fryer rabbits cost less feed and time than broiler chickens.
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Portable cattle guard boosts farm efficiency on rotation
The portable cattle guard offers a handy farm solution. It fits a 6 inch pit and can be moved by dragging behind a tractor to a frequently used gateway. The device facilitates field rotation and flexible gate placement.
Reed canary grass turns Murklands into productive pasture
Murklands too wet for crops can become high yield pasture with Reed canary grass. Plow and seed before August 15 or in late fall. plant five pounds per acre with 300 to 400 pounds of fertilizer per acre and rollers to firm soil. Seedings need a year to establish and benefit from clipping if weeds are heavy.
Early Man's Food and Ancient Corn Preparation
The article describes how ancient peoples in Mexico soaked ground corn in lime-water to release nutrients like B vitamins, improving nutritional value. It notes that this process helped prevent pellagra and reflects on early recipes that increased food value, though the text ends mid thought.
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Salad Craft: New and Old Dishes for Entertaining
A collection of salad recipes and variations for family dinners and entertaining. Includes Frozen Fruit Salad, Sour Cream Cole Slaw, Crushed Pineapple Carrot Mold, Cottage Cheese Ring Mold, and Two-Tone Salad Loaf with chicken and tomato aspic layers.
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Lynn Chambers
Lynn Slices and Sauces Elevate Simple Fish Dish
Reader Lynns kitchen tip blends mustard and butter to glaze broiled fish fillets for a tasty treat. The column suggests baking hominy in tomato sauce and serving with pan-fried pork sausage links or patties for a hearty meal.
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