Marlboro Enterprise announces listing and rates
The Marlboro Enterprise Press Inc publishes Thursdays as a local newspaper with office in Marlboro Massachusetts edited by Rudolph W Currier. It lists copyright details post dating August 25 1908 and notes it reprints typographical error corrections in advertisements with no financial responsibility for errors. It also lists regional representatives Julius Mathews and agencies in Boston and New York.
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Marlboro
Massachusetts
Congress
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Enterprise,Press Inc
Astern
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Grim Corroboration of Teen Addicts in Fort Worth Beds
A congressional panel cites veteran testimony that Fort Worth and Lexington hospitals admitted hundreds of young narcotics patients in 1950 while penalties for addicts decline. Officials urge states to create narcotics bureaus and police squads to curb traffic. A Texas blue light law limits police car signaling to reduce confusion on the road.
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Congressional
Federal Hospital
Fort, Worth
Kefatver Committee
Anslinger
Federal Bureauing Narcotics
Houge
Fort’ Worth
Lexington
Anglinger
Dever
SF Ces
Concord Taxpayers Association Urges Town Meeting Attendance
A letter from the Concord Taxpayers Association Executive Committee urges voters to attend the April 30 Town Meeting at the Armory. It questions which town departments will gain wages, compares salaries, and asks how pay increases affect taxes.
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Concord
Concord Taxpayers Association
Ernest. R. ‘Spinney
Armory
C. Lloyd Thomas
Holiday Exercises Honor Local Soldiers With Parade
A wreath laid on British graves and a salute marked the holiday program. Jo seph L Walsh, Legion county commander, helped present gifts as the parade reformed and returned to Emerson Playground for reviews. Troops from the 182nd Infantry National Guard, Fort Devens, Hanscom Airport, and Concord units marched under Lieut Paul V. Dee with bands led by Ern est Vaillant and William Dolan from the 86th Army Band and the 28rd Infantry Band.
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Joseph, L. Walsh
Legion County
Emerson Playground
Hurley
Col. Whitney
Johnson
Hudson and Stow Baseball End Rough Riverside Rally
Hudson High Junior Varsity lost 15 to 12 as Stow High came from an early deficit to win at Riverside Park. Hudson built a 12 to 1 early lead, then Stow rallied with a dozen runs, Hale adding three, with both sides using three pitchers in a loosely played afternoon game.
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Hudson
Ha’e
Hudson High
Riverside, Park
Stow
Hale
Maynard High Player Robert Nelson Named All Star
At Maynard high school auditorium Principal Albert Lever presented a basketball award to Robert Nelson for making the All Star Team in Class C of the Fourth Annual Eastern Massachusetts Basketball Tournament for Small and Medium High Schools held last winter.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Albert Lever
Robert Nelson
Concord Falls to Reading 14 4 in Middlesex League Game
Reading rallied in the late innings to beat Concord 14 to 4 in Middlesex League action at Reading on Tuesday. Concord outhit Reading 11 to 9 as Stockelburg and Porter Adams pitched with Leo Bayeur catching. Leo McKenna led Concord with three singles while Dave DeRuzzo and John Coughlin added triples. Concord has 33 hits in three games, 27 runs.
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Concord
Reading
Stockelburg
Porter Adams
Leo Bayeur
Leo McKenna
Dave DeRuzzo
John Coughlin
Notice on GI Insurance Renewal and Conversion Rules
The notice explains renewal or conversion deadlines for veterans with term NSLI and NSEI policies issued in 1945 or later. Policyholders with NSLI before 1946 have eight years from issue to renew or convert. those issued on or after 1946 have five years. A third group covers NSLI policies issued on or after 1948 that may not be renewed but can be converted before expiration. Forms and help are available at the Department of Veterans' Services.
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NSEI
NSLI
Department of Veterans’ Services
Lost Military Ball Not Held At Program Finale
At the playground the colors were lowered and the battery fired a final volley marking the end of the day’s program as no military ball was arranged this year.
Acton High Opens Baseball Season in Waquoit League
Acton High School baseball starts on April 24 with Bromfield High at Jones Field. The Waquoit League opener is at Westford on April 26. Home games at Jones Field begin at 3:00 pm with lineup including Feltus Greenough Bradley Beach Engman Harris Greenough Macintyre and Westford as defending champions.
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Bromfield High
Harvard
Jones Field
Westford
Wachusett League
Carroll Feltus
Bob Greenough
Billy Bradley
Raleigh Beach
Ted Engman
Phil Harris
Charlie Greenough
Paul Macintyre
Maynard High Opens 1951 Baseball Schedule At Weston
Maynard High meets Weston at John A Crowe Park next Thursday to start the 1951 baseball season. The team also faces Milford in Midland League action on their home field next Tuesday. Coach Cox Dick Lawson builds for the future with several younger players after a veteran shortage.
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Maynard
Weston
John A. Crowe
Milford
Cox H Dick Lawson
Veteran jockeys arrive at Suffolk Downs riding colony
Round The Downs reports veteran jockeys checking into Suffolk Downs for the spring season. Jockey Robert Gonzalez arrived from Gulf Stream with bookings handled by Jimmy Reed. Billy Fiske came from New York to ride for Mrs. J Kelley Dell Jessop. Jessop’s brother J D Jessop visits the Downs for the first time. William Foley plans a riding comeback after three years. Gene Pederson, a top rider from West Coast and Chicago circuits, makes his New England debut. Horses totaling 35 head arrive from Gulfstream for three stables, Rollie Shepp cannot travel from Gulf Stream due to Gitness, so River Divide Stable ships under trainer Harold Young.
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Suffolk Downs
Robert Gonzalez
Gulfstream
Jimmy Reed
Billy Fiske
New York
J. Kelley Dell Jessop
J.D. Jessop
the Downs
William Foley
Gene Pederson
West ‘Coast
Chicago
N. E
Downs
Prize Awards At Pin Banquet Honor Mill Dam League
More than sixty members and guests attended the Mill Dam Bowling League banquet at Carmone's in Maynard. Dalgo Bregoli, president, presided after dinner as prize awards from the past season were given and officers elected for 1951 1952. The Jokers, captained by Bregoli, won the championship and received the trophy.
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Mill Dam
Carbone’s
Maynard
Dalgo Bregoli
Winston- Salem
Concorde High
Angelo V. Bartolomeo
Hap
Bregoli
Hayes
John Finigan
The
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Philip Moreau
Tudy’s
Acton High School Approved for 1951 Class A Status
Acton High School has been approved in Class A for the year 1951 by Commissioner Des mond Jr and Secondary Education Supervisor Mack after a visit last winter. Music festival plans progress for April 27 at Blanchard Hall with contributions funding another record player for lower grades. Book inspections at Acton High on April 26 reduce losses and recover costs from damaged books.
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John J. '‘Desmond, Jr
A. Russell Mack
Whitman Pearson
Actdén High School
Mack
John M. Priske
Sheld
Blanchard Hall
Girl Athletes At First Banquet Honors Local Team
The annual girls sportnight banquet was held Monday April 23 at the George Washington Auditorium. Maynard noted the event as a celebration of the girls athletes and their achievements.
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Maynard
George Washington Auditorium
School honors name top athletes and captains
An gie Greene earned the outstanding field hockey player award and Dorothy Statkus was named outstanding basketball player. Next year's captains elected include Irene Mariani and Barbara Prosper as field hockey co captains, with Irene Mariani also captain of the basketball team.
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Angie Greene
Dorothy Statkus
Irene Mariani
Barbara
Prosper
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