Concord Enterprise masthead and publishing details
The Enterprise Press Inc publishes the Concord Enterprise in Marlboro Massachusetts with editor R W Currier. It lists mailing and post office registration dates and says it assumes no financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements but will reprint erroneous parts.
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The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Main St
Concord, Tei
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Subscription Rates and Single Copies Owe Tome ica
In this note the publication lists subscription rates and single copy prices. It indicates amounts owed and details perhaps for renewal or arrears within the Tome ica issue context.
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Daylight time to be extended across New England area
Governors of New England states discuss observing daylight saving time through October in most of the area including Massachusetts. Public sentiment splits between opposing the change and welcoming extra daylight for home life and twilight sports. Elections and trends loom as observers seek indications of national results, but votes ultimately decide.
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New England
New York
Massachusetts
Michigan
Maine
Hoover commission warns federal red tape costs billions
The Hoover-led panel finds federal paperwork wastes about four billion dollars annually, equal to pre-1933 federal spending. It suggests the Hoover economy program could cut red tape by 225 million dollars immediately, arguing spending cuts can balance the budget.
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Nerbert Hoover
U. S
Editors Challenge White House Info Rulings
A group of newspaper editors challenged White House and Pentagon information restrictions. The American Society of Newspaper Editors cites Defense Secretary Wilsons directive and Hagertys statement as narrowing access, warning of a dangerous trend that could paralyze public knowledge and oversight. The report lauds Eisenhower press conferences but notes many cabinet officers lack regular briefings. A Statehouse coverage note by Eugene S. Pulliam Jr. says the public right to know about state legislature remains healthy.
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Washington
White House
Pentagon
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Freedom of Information Committee
J. Russell Wiggins
Washington Post
Times Herald
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Wiggins Committee
Eugene S. Pulliam, Jr
Indianapolis News
Acton Planning Board hearings urged on zoning amendments
Katherine M. Kinsley appeals to Acton residents to attend two public hearings at Town Hall on April 25 to discuss amendments to the protective zoning by law adopted in 1953. She warns of planning board powers to enter land and survey under the subdivision control law and notes a recent hand vote result.
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Acton Enterprise
Acton
Acton Planning Board
Selectmen’s
Acton Town Hall
Sudbury Food Sale Aids Rum Mage Fund at Parish
In Sudbury Center at First Parish Church a rum mage sale and a food sale will be held on Saturday April 23 from 10 a.m. to noon. Mrs. Kenneth Throckmorton and Mrs. Allen Benjamin organize both events to benefit the sale.
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First Parish
Sudbury Center
Kenneth Throckmorton
Allen Benjamin
Mrs VanDusen Returns to Sudbury After Westwood Visit
Mrs Anna VanDusen has returned to Sudbury and is making her home with the William Brennans on Concord road after spending several months in Westwood.
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Anna VanDusen
Sudbury
Westwood
William Brennans
Concord Road
Spike Cahill Receives Ham Radio License for Civil Defense
Spike Cahill son of Mr and Mrs Thomas V Cahill has earned his ham radio license and will serve as a key Civil Defense helper in the area.
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Spike Cahill
Thomas V. Cahill
Civil Defense
Mosquito Control Sprays Planned for Sudbury Swamps
Sudbury officials expect end of week spraying in swamp areas to combat mosquitoes, based on latest reports. The operation aims to reduce biting insects and protect public health.
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Sudbury
Living Christ and Get Going Sermons At Concord
Rev Hyland T Richmond of the Evangelical Free Church preached Sunday on The Living Christ in the morning and Stop Look Listen and Get Going in the evening. Lexington Music Club guests from Mrs Horace Williams home with Ella Lou Dimmock opening the program on 16th and 17th century millish.
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Hyland T. Richmond
Evangelical Free Church
Christ
Lexington Music Club
Horace Williams
Concord
Ella Lou Dimmock
Patriots Parade Reforms After Shower Tees Off Holiday Events
The parade re-formed for the march back to town and was reviewed by the marshal and staff, with Fingold before Emerson school. Concord’s holiday exercises closed with the West Middlesex Voituré banquet and dance at the Veterans Building after a large military ball at the State Armory sponsored by Company H.
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Fingold
Emerson School
Concord
West Middlesex
Veterans Building
State Armory
Company H
Middle sex Central Pomona Meets at Girl Scout House
Concord Grange hosted the monthly meeting of Middle sex Central Pomona last evening at the Girl Scout House with members in attendance.
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Concord Grange
Middlesex Central
Pomona
First Parish Church Vestry Meeting Cites Sermon
A vestry meeting followed a coffee hour at the First Parish Church last evening. Rev. Dr. Edward P. Daniels preached on The Mighty Plan highlighting the church’s mission and upcoming activities.
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Edward P. Daniels
Reverend Clark guest speaker at Bedford church club
Reverend William H. Clark rector of Trinity Episcopal Church was guest sneaker at the Ball & Chain Club meeting held Sunday evening at Church of Christ in Bedford.
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William H. Clark
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ball & Chain Club
Church of Christ, Bedford
Wisconsin name origin tied to Indian words Ouisconsin Misconsing
The spring of Wisconsin was named after Indian terms Ouisconsin and Misconsing, traced to Congress. The article notes the etymology linking the state's name to indigenous language roots and congressional attribution.
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Wisconsin
Congress
Rummage Sale Planned by Court Our Lady Helo of Christians
The Court Our Lady Helo of Christians CDA announces a rummage sale at the vacant Bartolomeo store on Commonwealth Avenue West Concord. The sale is scheduled for Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock with public attendance invited.
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Our Lady Helo of Christians
C.D.A
Bartolomeo
Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
Massachusetts Aviation Conference to Meet in Beverly
More than 20 aviation authorities will attend the Massachusetts first conference on aviation in Beverly. The day-long program April 26 at United Shoe Machinery Clubhouse includes four expert panels on federal and state aid economic development fixed base operations and a Yankee Workshop with speakers from government and industry.
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Massachusetts Department of Commerce
Beverly Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts Aeronautics Commission
Beverly Airport Commission
United Shoe Machinery Corporation
Beverly
Richard Preston
Crocker Snow
J M. Beardslee
Mnajor
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Washington, D.C
Massachusetts
Leslie B. Cutler
Legislative Committee On Aeronautics
Howard A. Chase
Nantucket
Preston
Boston University College of Industrial Technology
George F. Brennan
Air Age Schools
The
Aero Club of New England
E. W. Wiggins, Jr
Wiggins Airways, Inc
John Erskine
Atlantic Aviation Corporation
Department of Commerce
Commonwealth
Coming Events of The Week At Concord
Community calendar lists multiple events this week in Concord. Soil conservation meeting with town officials at 8 p.m. Thursday. DeMolay and C D A rummage sale Friday morning. numerous meetings Monday through Tuesday including Boy Scouts, selectmen, Rainbow Assembly, and Lions Club. The Concord Orchestra concert and a theater premiere are also scheduled.
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Concord
Our Lady Heir of Christians
C.D.A
Bartolomeo
Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
Boy Scouts
Board of Selectmen
Town House
Walden Royal Arch
Masonic Tempfe
Girl Scout Association
Scout House
Emerson Hospital
First Parish
Concord Lions Club
Howard Johnson
Concord Lodge of Elks
B.P.O.E. Hall
Concord Orchestra
Fenn School
Concord Players
My Three Angels
Veterans Building
Four Poster Opens Season at Red Barn Westboro
Sid Sawyer opens Red Barn Theatre 17th season in Westboro with The Four Poster the Broadway hit now running in town extending the longest season in the venue. Dorothy Lee Tompkins and Tom Rosqui star with James Dyas directing Equity company. The final The Four Poster show is April 24 prior to The Women opening April 26. box office reservations are Westboro 2345.
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Sid Sawyer
Red Barn
Westboro
Mr. Sawyer
Dorothy Lee
Tompkins
Tom Rosqui
Jessica
Hume Cronyn
James Dyas
Equity Company
Circle Theatre
Hotel Bancroft
Worcester
Clare Booth Luce
Farmers Plan Fight Against Milk Control
Arthur Schofield of Wayland, president of Central Massachusetts Dairy Association, says farmers across Massachusetts oppose a petition by the New England Milk Producers Association to expand federal milk control areas. He notes five of the nation’s 48 control areas are in Massachusetts and argues federal limits push out-of-state milk, hurt local farmers, and raise merchant and consumer costs. He adds storekeepers officials and consumers are mobilizing to contact representatives.
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Arthur Schofield
Wayland
Central Massachusetts Dairy Association
Massachusetts
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Boston
Lowell
Lawrence
Worcester
Springfield
Fall River
Schofield
N.E.M.P.A
Triplets Born to Dorchester Couple
Two boys and a girl were born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Joseph Cappuccio of Dorchester Boston. The girl weighed 4 pounds 12 ounces and the boys 3 pounds 6 ounces and 4 pounds 5 ounces. Cappuccio is a City of Boston employee.
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Boston
Joseph Cappuccio
Dorchester
Cappuccio
Loan Appraisal Requests Rise in March for VA Homes
VA reports March saw 111,793 appraisal requests for proposed and existing homes up 7,605 from February 104,188. Of these, 71,939 were proposed and 39,?8?4 existing homes. Lenders filed 51,141 home loan guaranty applications for World War II and Korean conflict veterans, eight straight months above 50,000.
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Veterans Administration
CAR Night At Town Hall Highlights Local C A R History
The Capt. Isaac Davis Chapter C A R met April 14 at Acton Town Hall with Miss Enid Sadler presiding. Mrs. Emily Noyes Davis of Worcester recalled early C A R work and the founding of the National Society in 1895, while Mrs. Walter Morse of Lowell discussed organizational efforts and exhibited related materials.
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Acton Center
Isaac Davis
C.A.R
Town Hall
Enid Sadler
Children of the
Emily Noyes Davis
Worcester
Acton
National Society
Washington
Walter Morse
Lowell
C.A. R
No Waiting List For USAF Recruits
Marlboro Air Force recruiter Marlboro area Sgt Harry L Lewis Jr says new quotas remove waiting list for enlistment. High school seniors should see him about enlisting with friends and training together. Graduates may apply for Aviation Cadet Training and contact him at City Hall on Mon Wed and Fri afternoons in the Mayor's office.
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Marlboro
Harry L. Lewis
USAF
Air Force
Sgt. Lewis
Lewis
City Hall
Mrs Leo Cunningham Hosts Patriotic Event for Children
Aine Mrs. Leo Cunningham welcomed attendees as the hostess for a program designed to arouse patriotic interest in children.
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Leo Cunningham
Busy real estate column from Marlboro Maynard shows listings
In a April 21, 1955 update the author describes a hectic period with travel to Boston and Cambridge plus a flood of property listings. They report multiple houses and land for sale in Marlboro Maynard Littleton Boxboro Sudbury Northboro and Framingham with prices ranging from 8500 to 26500 and mention rentals and summer properties.
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Lynn
Boston
State House
Museum of Science
Salmagundi
John Hancock Building
Cambridge
Dps
Red Sox
Teddy
Sox
MacWilliams
Church St
Hatch
Concord Road
Stow Rd
West View Lake
Marlboro
Gloucester
Rt. 128
Fayville
Edmunds Rd
Framingham
Sudbury
King Phillips Heights
Concord Rd
Art Fay
Peakham Rd
Post Rd
Maynard
Actons
John Thomas
Colonial
Littleton
Boxboro
Hudson
Stow
Northboro
Jay
Local Notes Reveal Fragmented Court-Cited Details
An unclear report mentions individuals including Mr Gibson aged 67 and Mr and Mrs Hancock in a daytime session at the center. The text also references telephone use and a routine toward a specified purpose, but specifics remain fragmentary and unverified.
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Gibson
Hancock
Notice of Probate and Public Meeting in Sudbury
Legal notice for the estate of E late of Acton involving Marion F and a petition to the Middlesex Court for a last will appointment. Public hearing announced in Sudbury on Thursday at 8 PM at a location on the Post Road regarding the Rogers Estate with Robie and others listed.
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Commonwealth Gif
Middlesex
Acton
Marion F
Exeri
John J
PA Sudbury
The
Sudbury
Robie
To Rogers
Robert Sudbury
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