Enterprise Press Marlboro Announces Publication Details
The Enterprise Press Inc. in Marlboro Massachusetts publishes The Concord Enterprise weekly on Thursdays. The notice lists editor W. Currier and post office registrations, rates, and advertising policy including reprint of typographical errors.
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Theterprise Press Inc
Liberty St
Marboro
Masu
W. Currier
Waden Street
Concord Tei
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Comparative honesty in Britain and America questioned
A report argues national morals differ in practice with Americans seen as law abiding yet crime and unethical business behavior remain high. It weighs self service traffic rules and exam systems, noting individuals vary while crowds follow expected conduct across cultures.
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England
Vta
Conservative push for states rights in labor law clash
House Resolution 3 led by Rep Howard Smith and Sen McClellan seeks to curb federal power by letting state law govern when both levels regulate the same area unless federal law forbids it. It targets labor issues, including coercion and strikes, arguing faster state court rulings could curb delays from federal bodies.
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House
Howard Smith
Virginia
McClellan
Arkansas
Congress
Local Police To Be Awarded For Services at Bedford VA
The annual award ceremony marks the 10th anniversary of the VA Voluntary Service at Bedford VA Hospital. Certificates will recognize cooperation from police departments of Acton, Bedford, Concord, Lincoln, Maynard, Stow, Sudbury and Framingham Barracks.
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VA Voluntary Service
Bedford VA Hospital
Winthrop Adams
Hospit
Acton
Bedford
Concord
Lincoln
Maynard
Stow
Sudbury
Convery Aia
Hanale
Maynard School Band Banquet Honors Sousa Award Winner
Maynard town parade of praise for the Maynard School Band at a banquet held in the high school auditorium. The John Philip Sousa Award was presented to Francis Quinn for outstanding musicianship, cooperation and leadership.
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Maynard
Parents Instrumental Music Club
Maynard SchooBand
George Weaving
Edward Robinson
James Tierney
Harold Wilcox
Edwin Carlton
Gerard Ferland
Charles Garabedian
Lee Chrisman
Boston University College of Music
John Philip Sousa
Francis Quinn
Great
Yorks Son Chooses Air Force Career Path
Thomas Jefferson York, 18, son of WWI hero Sgt Alvin York, is stationed at Lackland AFB and aims to advance as an Air Force cook. He grew up near Wolf River Tennessee, hunted with his father, and joined the Air Force after attending York Institute Jamestown. The elder York, now wheelchair bound, was lauded as a top WWI soldier.
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San Antonio, Tex
Sgt
Alvin York
Lackland Air Force Base
Air Force
Thomas Jefferson York
York
Wolf River
Tenn
Argonne Forest
Young York
Tennessee
Frank Clements
York Institute
Jamestown
Red Cross Honored at VA Hospital April 18 Ceremony
The Local Chapter American Red Cross and 27 service groups will be recognized at the 10th anniversary of VA Voluntary Services. The April 18 event at Bedford VA Hospital Auditorium will present awards to participating posts units chapters and auxiliaries for their roles in patient support and treatment programs. Marlboght Chapter American Red Cross named among honorees.
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Red Cross
Bedford VA Hospital
Marlbogt
American Red Cross
Six Types Of Letters To Editor Classified
Sapulpa Oklahoma report lists six main letter types to editors. Ralph P. Matthews, publisher of the Sapulpa Herald, identifies: cussing out the editor, demanding a puff story or removal, asking to cover someone without naming the writer, seeking old information about a person from 40 years ago, requesting a copy of the paper with two cents postage, and submitting a birth notice without identifying the Mrs. Smith.
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Sapulpa, Okla
Ralph P. Matthews
Sapulpa Herald
Maynard High School seniors receive many college admission notices
Maynard High School reports numerous senior notices of acceptance from Tufts Assumption Fitchburg State North eastern Holy Cross Stockbridge Bates Becker Fisher Framingham and other colleges. Other applications are still pending with final notification expected soon. The Frog Prince opening at George Washington Auditorium featured Miss Eleanor Colburn praised by Principal Bedell and staff with support from mothers for costumes and makeup. Douglas Townsend will attend the National Music Education Association Convention in St Louis in April. Calvin Coolidge School notes new students Timohy Knickerbocker Glen Knickerbocker and Sandra Beatty earning a state library certificate. A live Easter rabbit arrived at school and Grade 6 welcomed Carole Lowell.
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M_s
Acceptlaoe
Richard Bernier
Philip Williams
Tufts University
Robert Ferreira
Assumption College
Thomas Duggan
Fitchburg State Teachers College
Robert Luosalo
Northeastern University
David Crotty
Robert Kane
Holy Cross College
Robert Cutler
Joseph Graham
Stockbridge School of Agriculture
Sandra Larkin
Bates College
Audrey Albert
Newton-Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing
Beverly O’toole
Becker Junior College
Carole Seura
Madeline Gabriel
Fisher Junior College
Janet Marsden
M. Auburn Hospital School of Nursing
Jeannette Hayes
Framingham Union Hospital School of Nursing
Frog Prince
George Washington Auditorium
Donald Gunn
Robert Bedell
Eleanor Colburn
Bedell
Douglas Townsend
Lowell State Teachers College
National Music Education Association
St. Louis
Missouri
Calvin Coolidge
Timohy Knickerbocker
Coolidge School
Timothy
Glen Knickerbocker
Old Marlboro Road
Watertown
Japan
Mexico
Oregon
Sandra Beatty
Christine Vecchio
Lucky
Carole Lowell
Littleton
Air Force boxers strong contenders in AAU nationals
The 68th AAU boxing championships reached semifinals with Air Force fighters leading as Don Whaley of Cincinnati and Louis Johnson of Portland won their semi finals. The event, a path to Olympic trials, features six of ten divisions, with notable contenders like the Moyer brothers advancing past quarter finals.
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Boston
Don Whaley
Cincinnati
Ohio
Louis Johnson
Portland
Ore
Moyer Brothers
Dandy
Phil
Harry Moyer
Worcester Art Museum Kids Program Week of April 16
The Worcester Art Museum outlines a children focused program for the April 16 school vacation week. Daily 10 to 11:30 gallery tours for ages six and up cover Paul Revere’s silver What People Used to Wear American painting and pottery glass and china. Afternoon sessions 2 to 4 include sketching drawing painting and modeling with a special four to six year old tour Friday 3:30 to 5:00. No special activities Thursday April 19 though museum opens 2 to 5.
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Worcester Art Museum
Paul Revere
Softball meeting for West Concord league
A meeting of the West Concord Softball League will be held at the new Thor eau School Gymnasium on Monday April 16 at 7 30 o clock. Anyone interested is welcome to attend and help plan the coming season. The oldest schoolboy team rivalry in tennis is Exeter versus Andover Academies, ongoing in New England since 1884.
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Concord
West Concord
New Thoreau School
Exeter
Andover Academies
New England
Ex athlete Bob Tompkins dies at 46
Robert H. Tompkins of Concord aged 46 died early Monday after illness. A Concord High School star in football baseball and track he held school records in several events. He attended UNH and later worked for the town of Concord. Survived by wife Helen Potter mother Hilda Wheeler Tompkins three sisters and one brother. Private funeral held with Rev. Dr Edward Perry Daniels officiating. Interment Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
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Hillside Avenue
Concord High School
Concord
University of New Hampshire
Lowell Road
Harold Tompkins
Helen Potter
Hilda
Wheeler) Tompkins
Fred
Maud) Craig
Sudbury
Herbert
Ruth) Ellis
Staffordville
Connecticut
Thomas
Helen) Wood
Olean
New York
Everett
Jim” Tompkins
Richmond
Virginia
Joseph Dee & Sons
Edward Perry Daniels
First Parish Unitarian Church
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Kiwanis Club Hosts Team Dinner and Talk
The Kiwanis Club of Sudbury hosted a Tuesday evening meal for the championship ball club at Kaffestuga. President Les Hall opened with a prayer by Carlton Ellins, followed by remarks from Coach Volk and Henry Woronicz about Amherst scholarships. The event ended with questions and a playful note on fines. The team awaits Thursday night’s game against the Bay State Class E Champions.
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Sudbury
Kaffestuga i
Kiwanis
Leslie C. Hall
Carlton W. Ellins
Volk
Aut
Lawrence Tighe
Henry Woronicz
University of Massachusetts
Myers
All. P. S
Kiwanis All Stars
Seasonal Wood Paneling Sets Seasonal Decor Tone
Natural finished Douglas fir or west coast hemlock wall paneling provides a golden beige neutral backdrop for any decor. Spring fabrics in blues turquoises pinks and chintz-like patterns are softened by the textured wood, while formal broca in deep reds and maroons gain warmth and richness from the wood.
Outlaws win Acton Bowling League title in 4-0 rout
Acton final round saw the Outlaws defeat the Wildcats 4-0 to claim the league crown. Farmers and Oilers split second place after 3-1 and 2-2 results, with Farmers earning runner-up prize. Banquet set for April 24 as top scorers led by Eddie Boyden with 336 and Walt Carlson 314.
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Acton
Outlaws
Wildcats
Harvard
Farmers
Wooltops
Oilers
Eddie Boyden
Walt Carlson
George Hatch
Fran Fierra
Sal” Watkins
Ino
Fred Kennedy
Boyden
Hatch
Fierra
Jack Conquest
Foley
Carlson
Dek Gallant
Anderson
Landy to Race in United States Ahead of World Record Attempt
Australian distance star John Landy will race in the United States for the first time next month. He aims to break four minutes in two mile events, running May 5 in the USC UCLA dual meet at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and May 12 in the open mile at Fresno West Coast relays. Landy praised the welcome from American fans and organizers.
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Landy
United States
Sandy
USC
UCLA
Los Angeles
Melbourne
Moore TKO’s 5th Pushover in Richmond Fight
Light heavyweight champion Archie Moore stopped Willie Bean with six knockdowns and a second round 2 46 fifth round TKO in a 10 round non title bout. Bean weighed 211 pounds and Moore, 196, eyed a tune up before his world title defense in London.
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Richmond
Calif
Archie Moore
Willie Bean
Moore
Rocky Marciano
Bean
Los Angeles
George Parmenter
Seattle
Wash
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