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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1952
Page
33
Joseph F Downey ict Supervisor U of the Census notes state over million county records 1 064 599 population in the decade a 93 179 rise largest among fourteen Massachusetts counties and raises Middlesex County density from 1171 8 to 1264 2 per square mile.
A report notes that a white ribbon calf tied with a blue ribbon was involved in a bovine incident. Thehandler GissoN Sudderth is referenced in relation to the animal and ribbons.
Rep Howard S. Russell mocks presidential speeches as distractions from practical family meals. He contrasts elaborate dishes prepared by home economists with straightforward staples like fried eggs, boiled dinners, meat loaf, hamburg and haddocks, suggesting voters focus on daily sustenance over rhetoric.
The column laments candidates relying on ghost writers and disparaging name calling as they race to address national issues. It argues for sober debate, respect for office, and focus on real problems facing the Commonwealth and nation, urging support for U S Savings Bonds.
Indizgnola Mississippi resident John Hough told the city council his taxes are too low. He had planned to skip opening his cotton gin this fall due to drought but after better crop prospects and a gin opening he urged boosting taxes.
Massachusetts Safety Council urges drivers to treat every intersection as a railroad crossing due to cross movement collisions. Do not insist on me first at intersections. intersections can be just as dangerous as crossings.
Elinor Parker reviews Entertaining Singlehanded published by Thomas Y. Crowell New York priced 2.00. The book targets solo hosts in small spaces offering simple menus, advance prep tips, utensil lists, and time planning to create impressive meals without help. It emphasizes budgeting, compact kitchens, and efficient shortcuts for quick, tasteful entertaining.
The Massachusetts Safety Council cautions that motorists may err but pedestrians suffer harm. Stop and look before crossing streets to avoid injuries.
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the Gage funeral home for Frank A. Smith a long time Marlboro resident who died at a son's home in Maynard. Rev. John Cummings officiated with interment in Maplewood cemetery. Bearers included Frank A. Smith Jr Donald Swee Sven Johnson Ronald Milley Harold F. Smith and Frederick Tucker. Smith’s four daughters attended from Illinois Florida and local towns.
In North Danville Vermont a two pound potato of the Green Mountain variety was grown by Dena Sykes. The tuber measured 6% inches in length and 5% inches in width.
The Massachusetts Safety Council urges caution during dry forest fire season. Small sparks can ignite serious blazes, whether in woods or along highways, and protection depends on careful behavior.
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