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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1943
Page
4
Amid postwar shortages toy makers race to fill orders with cardboard and wood substitutes as metal and cloth supply tightens. Shipments of helmets dolls and trains rely on low cost materials and crews push to finish before inventory runs out. experts warn about lingering supply gaps and potential output cuts.
Message urges mothers to support sons in flight training, emphasizes safety and preparation. Notes rigorous testing, elite training, and the commitment of Col Sam Harrisy to maximum crew safety. Advises calm reaction to事故 reports and to verify information with local Army Air Forces contacts.
A fragmented line ponders whether the venue described as anti Wen F remains cheerful and unfaced, with unclear context and identities.
Guidance for applying weatherproofing to Ola buildings outlines proper nail choice and technique, cementing laps, and cutting sheets to 18 inches wide. Start in a corner, nail from top down, and ensure sheets hang smooth with alternating nails to avoid tearing. No painting needed initially, but asphalt coating every few years extends life.
The Office of Administration said the traditional Thanksgiving turkey price will not exceed the prior ceiling as sales to civilians resume next month after an Army drive to buy 100 million pounds for overseas shipment.
Approximately 250000 Boston area workers face reduced hours amid ongoing labor shortages and a wartime manpower proposal. Massachusetts towns show tax rate shifts with 265 lowering, 66 holding, and 30 raising property taxes. Labor Day becomes a legal holiday since 1887. Boston's early tax rates are noted alongside Cambridge and Medford disparities.
St James people with dwarfism from Arlington defeated Bernard’s Junior C Y O 5 0 at Emerson Playground. Jack Smith pitched shutout ball with Donovan backing him and Normie Dee and Bobby Flynn in the battery. St James has now won two of three against St Bernard’s arc. Next Sunday they host Sacred Heart of East Lexington.
Grain buyer S. L. Fisher of Schenley Distillers says rubber plantaton could turn wheat into synthetic rubber. Butadiene, key in rubbermaking, may be obtained as a by product in distilling industrial alcohol from grain. Tests show wheat from a single harvest could yield enough to make tires for tractors.
A reader rants about humorists and staff from the Assabet Mills era and praises various coworkers. The letter lists many individuals by name, jokes and traits, comments on gender balance, politics, and local figures including Roosevelt and Hitler references, ending with playful reminiscences about office characters and community figures.
A scrambled item set questions about films fashion and general knowledge with options. It mixes phrases on Hollywood photography land space and a department store scene with playful antiquated wording and missing clear context.
A jumbled scoring list outlines how points are awarded for multiple choice prompts. It shows options labeled a, b, c, d with points 10 15 5 20 and mentions ratings 90 to 100 and 80 to 00. The text is fragmentary and lacks full context.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions bow-legged terms and a police chief role with scattered references to TM items, local ladies, and a chase involving five and a phrase about butt MO Frank. The text lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
A brief, partial OCR line suggests a single flowing thought. The text emphasizes concise mental action and unity of idea without additional details or context.
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