Marlboro Enterprise ad notices and publication details
The Marlboro based Enterprise Press Inc issues notices on Thursday and notes it holds no financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements. It lists distribution through Julius Mathews Special Agency in Boston and New York and is entered as Second Class Matter since August 25, 1908.
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Marlboro
Massachu
Enterprise: Press Inc
Mass
Enterprise Press Inc
Juliusf Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Julius Mathews
Mathson Avenue
New York
Korea Stalemate Seen As Only Possible Path
The article argues that under General MacArthur's limits in Korea a decisive victory by either side is unlikely. It predicts a military stalemate with heavy American and Communist casualties and widespread destruction. MacArthur calls for a broader solution beyond war and hints at negotiations to end fighting.
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Korea
U. S
Bovine Discontentment in Cow Social Hierarchy
Ohio State University agriculture researchers examine herd behavior and the emotional reflexes of cows. They propose a social queen cow model where competition for top status drives embitterment and neurotic milk decline, noting that rearranging to make all cows queens is impossible.
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Ohio State University
School of Agriculture
Concord Taxpayers Association to host annual meeting
The Concord Taxpayers Association announces its annual meeting on Saturday April 21 at the Hotel degreats. Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers Associations will spotlight two legislators Senator William F Knowland and Congressman John F Kennedy along with Governor Paul A Dever. Over 120 local representatives are expected to attend the event in Boston. Membership details are provided with contact numbers for Ogilvie Houston and Myron T Smith.
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Massachusetts
Federation of Taxpayers’ Sociations
Concord Association
Hotel Degreats
Congress
Wiliam F Knowland
California
John F. Kennedy
Boston
Commonwealth
Statler
Paul A. Dever
Beacon Hill
Jerome R. George, Jr
Worcester
Federation
Concord
Local Taxpayers’ Association
Concord Taxpayers’ Association
Ogilvie
Houston
Myron
T. Smith
We the People Resolve to Dedicate Our Taxes
The passage speaks in mock solemnity about a nation united by taxes on income. It frames the tax code as a sacred duty and laments revenue collection while urging greater deductions and continued support for government spending.
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Naiion
Ion
Bureau of Intern Revenue
Congress
Gov Browning Tours Concord Massachusetts on brief visit
Gov Browning toured with Tennessee and Massachusetts officials including Gen Samuel Wallace Brig Gen Charles Colson Gen Carl Anderson Col Ernest Franklin Col Hugh Maynard and Brig Gen Timothy Regan Col Whitney. Rain did not dampen spirits as he praised Concord and stopped at the Colonial Inn.
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Samuel Wallace
Tennessee
Charles Colson
Fort Devens
Carl A. Anderson
Ernest Franklin
Hugh Maynard
Paul A. Dever
Timothy J. Regan
Whitney
Colonial Inn
Concord
Brother Sought In Hudson Woman Slaying
Police widen inquiry into the brutal murder of Lena Soucie 53 in Hudson. They hunt 56 year old Oscar Desroches last seen in Lowell with blood on his hands and face as they track to Quebec. Investigators say the fight began in the kitchen over a $1000 insurance policy and the victim was beaten with a milk bottle and teapot.
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Hudson
Canada
Mins
Lena Soucie
Lake Boor
Lower Main Street
Quebec
Lowell
Oscar Dystoches
Desroches
Bridgewaters& New England
Desraches
Lake Boon
Hudsong
Hudson ‘Door Manufacturing Company
Stanley Kotarski
John E. Moore
William Kurgan
William Rossley
Sun Parlor
Faugno
Arthur Oo’ Leary
Bill Kidney
Francis Hankard
Charlotte Ross
Hickey
Church Street
Colombo
J. Robert Teabeaut
Lowel
Rhode Island
Seree
James Cronin
Fred Clark
Stanley Kane
William Hossley
John Sappett
Fred Beals
Charles Jacobs
Francis McNally
Frank Seaver
Slaying Near Lake Boon Tied to Past Murders and Robbery
The Soucie murder occurred near a prior 1935 Lake Boon arson death in an insurance fraud case. Investigators recovered blood stained murder weapons and utensils from the bungalow scene as Dr Colombo reports death by hemorrhage and skull fractures. Police note previous crime clusters within a quarter mile of the site.
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Frank DiStasio
Revere
Colombo
High School Science Fair Opens Friday
Local science fair kicks off Friday with judges from Concord and Boston area schools. All contestants receive a yellow ribbon and the grand prize winner advances to the Massachusetts State Science Fair sponsored by the Boston Globe. Past winners include Jeanne Perkins and Winthrop Puffer with prize exhibits on spiders and farming.
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Albert C. Cook
Concord Lion’s Club
Clara Morse
Concord Academy
Ralph Martin
Natick High School
John Putnam
Riverside Press
Cambridge
Andrew Dawson
Middlesex School
Lawrence Lever
Maynard’ High School
Joseph Swang
Wellesley High School
David Allen
Way
Alton Bush
Framingham Gish School
Wallace Sawyer
Aston High School
Adbert Navez
Newt@in
Stephen Cote
Thayer Academy
Boston Globe
Jeanne Perkins
Winthrop Puffer
UNH EWE BIRTHS QUADRUPLE SHROPSHIRE LAMB RECORDS
At Durham New Hampshire a 12 year old Shropshire ewe named Valentine owned by the University of New Hampshire produced quadruplets a rare event in sheep farming.
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Durham
N. H
U. P
Valentine
University of New Hampshire
Harmon Board of Trade Speaker Describes New England Electronics Expansion
The speaker notes mass production limits for health and safety, cites Raytheon Telechron and Massachusetts leadership in electronics, and warns firms recruit from the area. He mentions New England governors, water power potential, tariff suspensions, and Fo rd and GM plants shaping regional industry.
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Raytheon
Telechron
Massachusetts
Harmon
Conference of
New England
Anrik
Washada D. C
Mayflower Hotel
Federal Reserve Bank
Maine
General Motors
Framingham
Ford
Natick
Concord
Judge reduces fine for New Town motorist to $12
Newton Massachusetts Ng Hing Tueng told Judge William A. Murray he had $14 for a traffic fine. The judge cut the penalty to $12 leaving $2 in reserve for fuel on the trip home. Some birds such as the owl and cuckoo are said to sense weather changes and call as skies darken.
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Newton
Mass
U.P
Ng Hing Tueng
William A. Murray
Tueng
Funeral services for Mrs Lena Paw Hudson
Mrs Lena Paw Hudson widow of George Hudson died after years in the community. She leaves a brother and sister Mrs Lea Dube. Calling hours are this evening at her home from 7 to 9. Funeral services will be at the church, burial at St. Cemetery, Lowell, at the Loran Funeral Home.
Stow High School Hosts Annual Ph Contest for Juniors and Seniors
The Hale High School annual phonics contest for junior and senior classes is set for April 11 at 8 in the town hall. Preparations are led by principal Mrs Ji Bolton, Miss Hele, and Mrs Louis Colanard with support from Hudson staff. Winners will represent the district in the state competition, with Littlel and Stow students among those test participants.
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Hale
Well Town Hall
Ji Bolton
Hele
Hudson
Louis Colanard
Littlel and
Stow
Little
Davis
Deaver
Woman's club sponsors event continues with flowers and guests
A local Woman's club gathering features Mr. Brooks presenting flowers to late guests as Miss Crook Mrs Hudspeth and others attend. Library hours are noted with openings in the afternoon and visitors welcomed. Weather reports mention rain in Boston during the past day.
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Mr. Brooks
Mi Mis
Brooks
Buttrick
Miss Crook
Hudspeth
Editi
George Ke Lee
David Freda M. Morti A. Sohier
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