Fatal Attack Leaves Driver Free From Car Location
Police say a fatal attack occurred near the location where the car was found. The victim’s companions described the scene as chaotic and authorities are investigating possible suspects and motives.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1949
Page
8
Police say a fatal attack occurred near the location where the car was found. The victim’s companions described the scene as chaotic and authorities are investigating possible suspects and motives.
Beth T Carey headlines Summer stock performances at the Woman's Club and also appears on radio programs. She is known for presenting a variety of characterizations and bringing lively stage and broadcast work to local audiences.
Lexingto couple celebrates 56 years of marriage as readers note a crash assessment comparing speeds. An automobile collision at 40 mph is four times as severe as at 20 mph, illustrating crash impact factors in local reporting.
Sudbury Intermediate Girl Scout Troop No. 2 met at Town Hall last Thursday. They rehearsed scout songs in preparation for the investiture ceremony. Tenderfoot girls completed requirements to receive their pins while 6th to 8th grade girls planned their upcoming camping trip. The meeting closed with a flag ceremony and Girl Scout songs.
Sudbury girls joined Walpole Scouts for a wood collecting outdoor activity to earn the Camp Craft badge. The outing divided participants into four groups supervised by Mrs Harpin and assistants including Mrs Ralph Howe. Attendees included Diane Faitson and Marguerite from grade six and Nancy Jean Lee and others from grade five.
The highest Earth temperature reached 136 degrees Fahrenheit at Azizia on September 13 1922. The record low was 90 degrees below zero Fahrenheit at Verkhoyansk Siberia on February 5 and 7 1892.
The obituary notes the passing of a local Bible class leader linked to Cottage Prayer Meetings at Hosmer House. It mentions survivors Mrs Metcalf mother of John Metcalf of the Choir Loft radio hour and Malcolm Metcalf of Cedar Rapids Iowa and Conger Metcalf artist and musician. Funeral services and burial were held in Cedar Rapids.
Selectman and Mrs. Lawrence B. Tighe greeted Bradley Tighe home from duty at the Norfolk Naval Base. On September 24 he graduated from the Navy Radio School and is now assigned as Radioman at the Norfolk base in Virginia.
A D P camp in Stuttgart hosts eight youths aiming to build a seminary for 14 to 22 year olds at nearby stations and public buildings. They seek sponsorship from United States supporters to aid and visit, hoping to attract aid for members and lonely needy locals. The Men’s Club voted a contribution to a police Halloween party fund, with Mrs. Ames supplying supper.
A platypus features a duckbill, webbed feet, a beaver-like tail, and mole-like fur. It lays eggs and feeds its young with milk. It is native only to Australia.
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