Concord Enterprise editorial office information
The Concord Enterprise editor is Rudolph W. Currier with the office on Thoreau Street Concord Massachusetts. The paper is entered as second class matter August 25 1908 Marlborough Massachusetts and published weekly on Thursdays by the Enterprise Press Inc. Advertising rates 75 cents per inch first insertion 25 cents per inch second insertion subscriptions rates single copies five cents one year two dollars.
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Rudolph W. Currier
Thoreau St
Concord
Mass
P.O
Marlborough
Massachusetts
iBnterprise Press, Inc
Final statement on World War II war criminals and lethal execution
A provocative column reflects on the fate of Yamashita and Homma after their executions and ponders whether their deaths signify a victory for a particular ideology. It notes their controversial final statements were withheld and may be issued from Washington Tokyo and London. Brush and grass fires across the state strain fire protection services and demand heightened caution and prevention efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masaharu Homma
Bataan
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Luzon
Aba
Philippine
Shita
Homma
Washington
Tokyo
London
Oet
Hunter College
Tokei Institute
Yamashita
Sparatus
Editor Clarifies United Prison Association positions
A reader letter from John C. Bond explains that the United Prison Association of Massachusetts supports prisoner rehabilitation and veteran housing, calling misimpressions about favoring prisoners over veterans unfair. The piece also notes town meetings updating committees, zoning for a bowling alley, and zoning votes with limited actions on various planning articles.
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Five Town Weekly
United Prison Association of Massachusetts
United Prison Association
Greater Boston Community Council
State House
Massachusetts
Charlestown
Lewis E. Lawes
Lawes
John C. Bond
Town meeting endorses tax relief and multiple capital transfers
Town meeting approves transferring funds from dog tax and free cash to lower the tax rate and support the Municipal Light Plant. It also authorizes purchases and trades for police and highway equipment, funds sewer and water maintenance, and allocates money for Memorial Day, Veterans aid, and a new flag pole at Emerson Playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Emerson Playground
Selectmen
Hugh Cargill
Walden Street
Concord High School Principal Plans August Wedding
Miss Thurlie Addition of Greene Maine will wed Willard H Smith of Exeter New Hampshire. She teaches English at Concord High School where he serves as principal. Both graduates hold degrees from Batesea E Bonea te wo ostgn Uni neve and Dartmouth and UNH Harvard respectively.
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Concord
Ernest Additon
Greene
Maine
Thurlie
Willard H. ‘Smith
Chester H. Smith
Exeter
New Hampshire
Miss Additon
Batesea
E. Bone
Concord High School
Smith
Dartmouth College
University of New Hampshire
Harvard
William Walker Sentenced To Reformatory In Boston Case
William Walker from Roxbury was found guilty of larceny of 500 dollars from a man in Algona Washington. He was sentenced to an indefinite term at the Massachusetts Reformatory by Judge Jennié L Barron. The term will run concurrently with a prior Roxbury term for 1500 dollars stolen from a man in Eugene Oregon. Authorities noted Walker used multiple aliases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Massachusetts Reformatory
Westercord
Willi Walker
Algona
Washington
Jennié L. Barron
Boston
Walker
Roxbury
Eugene
Oregon
Belmont High breaks Concord comeback to win Middlesex game
Belmont High rallied from a 5-3 deficit with four runs in the seventh at Emerson Playground to defeat Concord 9?3. Belmont outhit Concord 15-9 led by Jimmy Cuccinato with four hits. Concord’s Jack Sharkey pitched seven innings before Bud Lang held the Seahawks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Belmont High
Middlesex Baseball League
Emerson Playground
Concord Clan
Georgie Fenton
Billy Muscato
Dukie” Stefanelli
Jimmy Cuccinato
Fenton
Lime spreading exhibition for farmers at Wayland Sudbury farms
Concord area farmers are invited to a lime spreading exhibition on next Monday and Tuesday evenings at Wayland and Sudbury farms. The U S Department of Agricultural Conservation Association at Sudbury road issued instructions for cost sharing. Contact Dewey J. Ryan for more information. Charges: truck $3 50 per hour, government subsidy covers time, truckman $1 25, enrolled cost $2 25 per ton.
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Concord
Wayland
Sudbury Farms
U. S. Dept. of Agricultural Conservation Association
Sudbury
Dewey J. Ryan
Sudbury Road
Waltham
Agricultural Conservation Association
Bedford Couple Celebrates Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Thomas J Kiley recently moved to Brookline New Hampshire marking five years since their marriage on April 24 1941 Their daughter is named Young couple also noted in Bedford events Mr and Mrs Frank C Livermore celebrated their fifth anniversary last Saturday Isabell Abbott is listed as Mrs Livermore prior to marriage Nancy Ellen and Francis Courtney Livermore are their children Names Stacey Schoffield Hune and Writht attended Pomona Grange events in Concord with Lincoln and Concord Granges involved The Pomona meeting is set for May 22 Archives show related family details and local civic groups involved in attendance and entertainment.
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Thomas J. Kiley
the Great Road
Brookline, N. H
Kiley
Bertha Dickensor
Rowena Dickeson
Bedford Grange
Middlesex Central
Pomona Grange
Concord
Leslie R. Stacey
Herman Schofield
Charles Hune
Etta Stacey
Arthur F. Writht
Lincoln Grange
Concord Grange
Pomona
Frank C. Livermore
Hartwell Road
Livermore
Isabell M. ‘Abbott
Concord town notes and events in Easter week
Local Concord pages report on Easter sunrise services and church attendance, a spring season starting with new shops and homes, and civic items from the Patriot’s Day observance to the town’s oldest newspaper anniversary. Nominations, council races, and post office pay fronts are mentioned amid community happenings and upcoming events.
Bedford Church of Christ Sets Janitor Salary at 520
Walter B. Brolin presided at church meeting discussing parsonage renovations and improvements. The janitor’s salary was set at 520 per year and the quorum required was to be reduced, with a list of members including Mrs.
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Bedford
Walter B. Brolin
Church of Christ
Local Church Board Names New Pastor
The committee and board members including Coney and Harold Brolin, with J. E. Palmeri and Hub, announce the selection of a new pastor for the Park Co church. Details on the meeting and roles remain in committee notes.
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Coney
Livermore
Brolin
Harold
Robert E. Pike
Isnor
Alta
J. E. Palmeri
Hub
With
Fire District Street Listings Along Lowell to Barrett Roads
Fire District 1 and 2 street corners and addresses listed from Lowell to Barretts Mill Woods, noting dozens of crossroads, stations and landmarks including Emerson Hospital and Central Fire Station. Contains multiple misprints and fragmented entries.
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Lowell and
Barrett’s Mill Roads
Monument Street
C. L. Hutchins
Bedford Street
Catholic Cemetery
Lexington Road
Hawthorne
Lexington
Old Bedford Roads
Davis Court
Thoreau and
Middle Streets
Main and
Elm Streets
Monument and
Lang Streets
Stow Street
Emerson School
Central Fire Station
Walden St
Honor Roll
Elm and
Wood Streets
Hubbard
Grant and
Elsinore
Sudbury
Fairhaven
Cambridge Turnpike
Walden
Sudbury Road
Fitchbury
Williams Road
Old Road
Nis
Crescent
Hosmer
Barrett's Mill
Strawberry Hills
Lowell
Westford
Garfield
Gardner W. Law
Liberty Street
Estabrook
Old Bedford
Virginia Road
F. Carlson
Everett Streets
Main Street
Academy Lane
Coolidge Road
White Pond
Alcott
Independence
Emerson Hospital
Baker Avenue
Pond Lane
Commonwealth Avenue
Associatids
Peter B
Harrington Avenue
Old Mills
Central
West Streets
Main
Church Streets
Laws Brook Road
Highland Park
Brown
Main Streets
Upland Road
Emerson H
Harvard
Nine M
Massachusetts
Reformator
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