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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1957
Page
17
A promotional tour by the association showcases spring footwear at Wisex Streets sales offices. The event offers buyers fashion and service details, with sponsors and a dance segment to draw attention. It targets weeklong participation across major cities to attract shoppers and boost sales.
Martin Cerel, president of Westward Developers Associates, announces a 350 million dollar contract to build a city within a city in West Palm Beach Florida. The plan includes 10000 homes, industrial parks, shopping centers, offices, hotels, and apartments on 5000 acres. West Palm Beach Mayor Faircloth says the project increases housing value by about 150 million and industrial and commercial value by roughly 250 million.
Worcester recruits hear from Cpl. Mary T. Downing that interviews for WAC stenography and clerical courses will be held Saturday September 21 from 9 a.m. to noon at the US Army Recruiting Office. Fort Harrison Indiana and Fort McClellan Alabama will conduct the sessions.
The Boston Light, erected in 1716 as America's first lighthouse, was blown up by the British in 1776 and rebuilt in 1783. A booklet from the Massachusetts Department of Commerce notes the historic fact and adds a tip that a mustard and water solution makes a good deodorizer for glass jars and bottles.
Massachusetts Democrats plan a September 28 gathering at Green Acres Saxonville Framingham with Governor Foster Furcolo and Senator John F Kennedy. Events run from 11 am to evening featuring athletic contests entertainment and a cook-out with a 99 cent meal.
Instructions advise placing left-over sardines in a glass container and covering with oil, then storing in a refrigerator to keep them juicy and tender.
Local N.E.P.H. committee formed in Marlboro with Mayor Gadbois as honorary chairman. Officers elected include William H. Finn as chairman, S. J. Troumpalos as vice chairman, and Gloria M. Robinson as secretary. Meetings to be scheduled at the chairman's discretion.
Hartford reports six weeks after the five month session ended, pocket manuals listing committee assignments titles and regulations for the 1957 Connecticut legislature were mailed to lawmakers.
Seven father and son pairs totaling 211 years of Midwest Exchange service hold memberships. David Skall, former Cleveland Stock Exchange president at its 1949 merger with Chicago, is among the fathers. Ralph W. Davis and son Scott lead with 45 years as the top family team.
State Comptroller John Penne called the Pierpont municipal liquor store gift of 204 pints of wine at Christmas 1956 wholly unauthorized and questioned town claims paid for Christmas candy and decorations.
The Rug House offers heavy and medium weight rug woolens at 50 cents per pound with large pieces and braided rugs. Open seven days from 9 to 9 at Car Shaker Lane and Newtowne Road Littleton.
A University of Chicago researcher notes refreezing thawed food can worsen color texture and taste. If the item remained cold enough to avoid bacterial growth and still has ice crystals, it can be safely refrozen though quality may suffer.
English explorer Bartholomew Gosnold founded a colony on Cuttychunk Island in 1602, eighteen years before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth. The settlement on Martha's Vineyard later lent its name to the town.
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