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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1956
Page
19
Fragmentary text notes high living costs with rising prices for building materials fertilizer seed and livestock. Mentions premiums, job safety, wartime administration, and a broad mix of unsettled topics with unclear dates or places.
Army records detail First Tank Battalion marksman George J. Wa racking an 800-point score on 80mm targets during tests. He later ranked third with a submachine gun and helped his company set a top division average. After 13 years in service, Wa retired from the infantry division at Port Polk.
Partial OCR reads No Parking traffic signs in Tulsa. The text mentions John, William Findley, and a Bible verse Thou Shalt Not. The readable fragment suggests a local scene around street signs and a possible public notice but lacks clear event details.
A profile of Margo Lucey, a local entrant linked to Miss America circles, detailing her birthplace in New Orleans, move to Columbia, and rise through public appearances. It notes her dramatic readings, education plans at the University of Maryland, and roles in campus life.
A fragmented reflection on baby bath time highlights how lighting and mood shape candid images. The piece notes photographers seek natural poses and genuine expressions, with attention to a baby's calm or playful temperament as a key subject cue.
The Cranberry Festival at Edaville Massachusetts plans a barbecue giveaway featuring an ultra barbecue grill set and utensils as the top prize. Eddie Asack Bakemaster will attend and help prepare the feast with 20 guests, chicken and fixings provided by the National Cranberry Association.
Charles M. Schwab, chairman of Bethlehem Steel, faced a mill smoking ban and a stubborn workforce. He entered the mill with a box of cigars, chatted with workers, and urged them not to smoke inside, promising a sample outside. The tactic aimed to deter smoking as a fire hazard.
A festival barbecue plans to serve 1500 people per hour from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The menu features cranberry juice and sauce. Barbecue tickets are numbered, with many holders eligible for cranberry prizes.
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