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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1959
Page
5
An instructional piece discusses TB testing, chest x rays, and infection in children. It notes that many people carry TB germs without symptoms, and stresses chest x rays after a positive skin test. It also covers school health duties and the rise of active TB after age fifteen.
The report notes five rooms ready to receive students today and outlines efforts by faculty groups to arrange a smoother start for kindergarten children. It mentions Gkiemaea and koa as referenced terms in the text and emphasizes readiness of all teachers.
A Bombay court hears a murder case in which a couple is charged with killing a 4 year old girl as a human sacrifice to the Hindu goddess Amba. A medicine man who aided the murder is also on trial.
Section XVI outlines penalties under the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for offenses described in the five oral laws. The text specifies enforcement provisions and potential sanctions for violations under these statutes.
Acton police report a St Bernard lay in the Main Street center line after likely being struck by a car. A resident used a garden hose to move the animal away and the owner was later found. The dog had fled home during an electrical storm and was tired from arthritis. Other incidents include a lightning hit at Nagog Inn, a recovered spotlight tied to a Belmont car theft, and youths throwing green apples at homes. Police identified a Sudbury boy and a local youth who admitted their part. The piece urges safer routines as schools reopen and stresses road safety and warning to avoid property damage.
An unclear UPI snippet hints at a talk over plan or decision process. The readable bits mention chance and your way but lack concrete names or events. Further context would clarify whether this refers to a game, policy, or personal discussion.
The Indiana Toll Road carried an average of 26 000 vehicles daily last year, rising to 43 000 in summer and peaking near 65 000 on one August Sunday. Crews maintain toll houses and plazas, washing facilities and mowing surrounding grounds to keep the road presentable.
Hollywood and Broadway details show Jeffrey Lynn replacing Hal March in the Broadway production Two For the Seesaw as he seeks a major acting break. The piece notes Lynn’s prior screen roles, stage work in New England, and recent national tours, framing his career as prodigious yet turbulent.
National poll of 100 housewives shows a majority favor wood built-ins and at least one wood accented wall in living-dining areas. The study highlights preference for natural materials in home finishes.
Maj. Gen. Abner Doubleday, celebrated as a founder of baseball, commanded Union forces during the Civil War in pivotal battles near Cooperstown, New York. The veteran’s battlefield leadership is highlighted as part of his storied military career.
Lincoln-Sudbury Regional opens its fourth year with two assemblies forFreshman orientation day on Tuesday September 8 welcoming 166 first year students. Supt C Newton Heath and Principal Leslie M Tourville outlined standards and expectations with new counselors introduced and catalog of elective courses described by several staff.
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