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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1943
Page
4
Weekly publication details list Segneord Enterprise JDolph W Cuarter editor in St Concord Massachusetts. Address and mailing matter shown with post office stamp and February 1908 date. Subscription rate listed as $1.60 per year.
Warnings rise that Italy should accept UN terms or endure intensified bombing and territorial losses. Badoglio’s regime clings to honor as propaganda while Allies press surrender and restoration of national paths. Meanwhile schooling rules urge barefoot children and stockings discouraged, reflecting wartime austerity.
In North Africa the narrator, a First Armored Division tank commander, recalls five months of frontline action against French, Italian, and German forces. He describes dive bombing, artillery, and rapid movements around a 150 mile front, training lessons, a near miss with a German tank, and the dangers of radio conversations in battle.
A fragment reads like a garbled note about instruments and musicians. The text hints at tags or initials such as gn and ae ym while referencing an instrument. The passage remains unclear about a specific event or person.
Concord notes show Mr and Mrs Joseph M Appleby of 6 Devens Way marked their 39th wedding anniversary. Also listed are a new job for Fred Brown of 11 Bedford Street and upcoming Concord US chapter meeting at the state armory on Tuesday September 14.
Bedford Pox 36 was founded Tuesday afternoon for a fire in the home of Mr and Mrs G Anhur Webber avenue. The firemen confined the blaze to the attic with little damage. The Women’s Auxiliary to the Anthony Hunt Hamilton Post No 221 A L held a meeting in the Selectmen’s room to plan for installing officers in September.
John A. Sokol, president of a chemical company, told the Chemurgic conference in Chicago that every spice and herb traditionally imported can be grown in the Western hemisphere. He outlined temperate and tropical zones and noted U S growers already produce sage, marjoram and basil while peppers, cloves and nutmeg are cultivated in certain states and territories. He urged cooperation to shift supply from foreign sources to American grown spices and herbs.
War demand lowers medical usage and bans glycerine in foods and cosmetics. More than one third of Home Nursing certificates issued by the American Red Cross in the year ending June 30 went to women in rural America. Medicinal use is now at 60 percent of normal due to war needs.
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