Concord Enterprise masthead and notice details
The Concord Enterprise Press Inc Marlboro Massachusetts prints its weekly edition with editor W Currier and offices on Walden Street Concord The paper notes it takes no financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements and will reprint affected parts The Eastern Representative Julius Matthews Special Agency handles subscriptions and advertising from Boston and New York.
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Concord Enterprise
Rise Press Inc
St. Marlboro
Maso
W. Currier
Walden Street
Concord Tel
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Weather Forecasters Debate Reliability at Chicago Meeting
At the 151st American Meteorological Society gathering in Chicago experts debated forecast reliability and communication. Dr. Robert D. T. argued about forecast limits while Dr. Fletcher of Washington cited air weather service insights and cautioned against overstatement.
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Washington, D. C
General Radio expansion planned for West Concord plant
General Radio plans add 80 000 square feet to the West Concord facility. The expanded site will raise the workforce from about 200 to 400 and include a new reception building. The firm stresses stable employment, a generous retirement plan, profit sharing, and social security as part of its employee benefits.
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West Concord
General Radio Company
Concord
Concordian
Radio
Ral Radio
Mee
General Radio
Baker Avenue
Concord Police Blotter Reports Thefts and Accidents
Concord police report a Lexington man’s car returned by the owner after being taken. A Lexington road motorist skidded off a road embankment. the driver a woman was charged with drunken driving and without license, case continued to June 11. April vehicle inspections urged. A F B I officer demonstrated shooting and range safety at the outdoor range. Police note many calls about out of state registrations and remind motorists to verify car legality. An article on cancer notes unknown essential cause with aging irritation factors.
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McHugh
Lexington Road
Lover
Dolan Named Aide-de-Camp to 26th Division Commander
Captain John C Dolan Jr. has been appointed aide de camp to Major General Reginald A Maurer, the new commander of the 26th Infantry Division. Dolan a Massachusetts Military Academy graduate trained at Fort Benning and the Air Round Operations School, previously led the 26th Division Replacement Company and served as aide de camp to Maj General Edward D Sirois and Brig General Otis M Whitney.
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Concord
John C.dolan Jr
Reginald A. Maurer
26Th
Dolan
Messachusetts
Military Academy
Infantry School
Fort Benning
26Th Division
Edward D. Sirois
Otis M. Whitney
Concord Man Is In Custody After Boston Raid
Boston police seized 40 reels of allegedly obscene films valued at 20 000 in a South End exchange raid. Arrested were George J Geisler 45 of Concord and John J C 38 of Roxbury on charges of possessing obscene material. Police described the cache as the largest abortion era for pornographic crime in New England and said Geisler operated the films as a distributor renting them for five dollars a day.
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Boston
South End
George J. Geisler
Concord
John J. C
Roxbury
Polite
New England
Sige
Foal Polite
Gei
Sunrise Service at Summer Hill Dawn Event
A Sunrise Service will be held on Summer Hill at 6 a.m. led by Youth Fellowships of the Methodist and Union Congregational Churches. A breakfast will follow at 7 a.m. at the Union Congregational Church and tickets are available from Mrs. George Holmes.
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Maynard
Summer Hill
Methodist
Union Congregational Churches
Union Congregational Church
George Holmes
Trinity Church Concord-A teachers workshop and group meetings
Community church notices list a teachers workshop at Trinity Episcopal Monday 8 p.m. Conantum Mothers Group meets Tuesday 9 45 a.m. Miss Marcia Dane’s confirmation class Thursday? and adult class at 8 p.m. Holy Communion planned for Thursday April 25 at 9 30 a.m. Also mentions 12.6 million acres of permanent protective cover and 283 acres planted or established in 1955. Give to the Cancer Fund.
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Concord
Trinity Episcopal Church
United States
FASHION RANKINGS NAME TOP AMERICAN WOMEN FOR EASTER
The Custom Tailors Guild and the millinery designers announce the 10 best dressed and 10 best hat wearing women in America. Audrey Hepburn leads both lists, with Elizabeth Taylor among the tailored women noted. Other honorees include Mrs Dwight Dower Mrs Ivy Baker Priest Arlene Cis Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney Mrs Cyrus McCormick Lauren Bacall Joan Crawford Rosalind Russell Maria Callas Esther Williams Jackie Cochran Marge Champion Jean Martin and the Duchess of Windsor.
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New York
America
Mil Iinery Designers
Custom Tailors Guild
Audrey Hepburn
Elizabeth Taylor
Milliners
Dwight Dower
Ivy Baker Priest
Arlene Cis
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Cyrus McCormick
Lauren Bacall
Joan Crawford
Mary, Bothwell
Titus Heffa
Chicago
Tailor’s
Rosalind Russell
Maria Callas
Denise Lor
Esther Williams
Board of Health considers restaurant inspection plan
Concord plans may be instituted for periodic inspections of eating places by the board of health. An interview with officials and laboratory representatives is held today to discuss a $500 yearly budget appropriation for a study.
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Board of Health
Ter
New Appointment Recalls Deputy Clerk Role in Concord
Concord Miss Madeline W. Ryan has been appointed deputy assistant clerk of court in Concord. Clerk Robert F. Rhodes announces the appointment, noting Ryan lives at 365 Main Street West Concord and has long service at the court.
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Concord
Madeline W. Ryan
Depuy
Robert
Ss. F. Rhodes
Main Street
West Concord
Women follow men's advice on spring bonnets says milliner
UPI report quotes Sally Victor who makes First Lady hats advising women to heed masculine taste to avoid Easter parade hat mistakes. She notes men favor feminine, soft lines and colors and says Eisenhower listens to her husband.
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Pauley
U. P. Stdis
New York
Sally Victor
Carol Hinds Honored In Maynard Shower For Upcoming Wedding
A surprise miscellaneous shower for Carol Hinds daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hinds 7 Garfield street was given by Miss Alice Hanson and Mrs Walter Seesay. About 30 relatives attended as gifts were opened beneath a bridal bell. Miss Hinds will wed Walter Edw Dew III of Concord at St Bridget's Church on April 27 at 10 o'clock.
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Maynard
Carol Hinds
William Hinds
Garfield Street
Alice Hanson
Street
Walter Seesay
Amd Jed
Miss Hinds
Walter Edw. Dew
and _ Wa Dow
Concord
St. Bridget’s Church
Acton Bowling Final Standings and High Scorers
Final standings show Acton bowling team with a 35 to 25 win loss record against Barons. High scorers listed include Watkins 326 Briggs 317 Fierra 313 Carlson 310 Boyden 119 and others. Rolloffs occurred Tuesday with a banquet scheduled for April 30.
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Acton
Orgioboldens
Ivets
Owl
Fs Coe
Watkins
Briggs
F. Fierra
Carlson
Oe Boyden
Anderson
S. Scribner
Boyden
Ballard
Public Hearing on 47 Commonwealth Ave Use Change
Legal notice states a public hearing will be held in the Court Room Town House on Wednesday April 24 1957 at 8 00 p m. The hearing concerns Jennie J Holden petitioning for a ruling that light assembly work at 47 Commonwealth Avenue West Concord will not be detrimental or injurious to the neighborhood. By order of the Board of Appeals Andrew Hepburn chairman.
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Town House
Jennie J. Holden
Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
Board of Appeals
Andrew Hepburn
David L. Nelson
Bedford ‘Street
Concord
Joseph A. Macone
Strawberry Hill Road
Town OF Concord Board OF Appeals
Eleanor ‘A. Buxton
Beatrice Synnott
Sudbury Road
Nine Acre Corner
Thomas J. McGrath
Strawberry Hill
Town OF Con
Board OF AP
Thomas Quinn
Lexington Road
Town OF Ncord Board OF All Town House
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Angiers Pond
Register and Confirm Acton Land Ownership Case
Massachusetts Land Court petitions William Freeman and Ann Freeman of Acton to register and confirm title to a specified Acton parcel with existing buildings. The description cites boundaries touching High Street Ferry Cork Company Johnson and Elliott properties. Objections must be filed by May 13, then a default will be entered. Judge John E. Fenton presides.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Land Court
Acton
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth
George T. Elliott, Jr
Martha V. Elliott
Aubrey L. Beck
Ellen G. Beck
Stanley B.,johnson
Barbara A. Johnson
Said
Cork Insert y,Inc
Seieaider
Concord _Coopers Bank
Congres
Josep Wild
William E. Freeman
Ann M. Freeman
The
Cork Insert Company, Inc
Stanley B. Johnson
Joseph Wildrece
Eastern Tractor Company
James B. Packard
Recorder
Boston
Court House
John E. Fenton
Unclear Namara Family Property Notice From Middlesex County
A fragmented legal notice references Namara and McNamara families across towns like Maynard and Plymouth in Middlesex County Massachusetts. It mentions redemption proceedings and a lot described as 393 square feet near a specific avenue. No clear parties or dates are readable due to OCR issues.
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Annda
Hyed Trinity
Maclanagan
Washin Columbia
Kathleen Mok
Bethesda
Joy Alice P
Mengattsville
William Hogan
Ray Wisconsin
Catherine P
Comonne Peters
May Peton
Theresa McNamara
Scituate
Plymouth
Walt Catherine May McNamara
Thomas H
Alice McNamara
Coun
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