Marlboro Enterprise ad rates and publication details
The Concord Enterprise press announces weekly Thursday issues from Marlboro Massachusetts with editor R W Currier and rates listed for one year at 9 99.08. The paper notes it bears no liability for typographical errors but will reprint erroneous ad portions. Eastern representatives Julius Mathews Agency in Boston and New York.
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Wee
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Vanishing Horse in Face of Declining U S Horse Population
A Chicago tanning firm once focused on horsehide pivots to cowhide citing a sharp drop in U S horses from 9.3 million in 1940 to about 3.1 million last year. The firm warns the horse’s role in transport and agriculture has eroded, replaced by machines, and forecasts continued decline.
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Chicago
J. Greenebaum Tanning Company
United States
Greenebaum Company
Open Sky Defense and Global Peace Debate Ignites Letters
Letters discuss defense secrecy and the open sky approach to safeguarding disarmament with mentions of magnetometers and U S Russia roles. A separate note thanks for a Middlesex Tuberculosis and Health Association scholarship and praises a Boston University workshop for health education ideas and local cooperation.
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Ane
Whitney T. Ferguson
Stow
Mass
Ferguson
Middlesex Tuberculoses and Health Association
Stow Seal Committee
Boston University
Vellamo Ojalehto
R.N
Old age squeeze hits small Vermont dairy farmers and Tennessee worker
The Suburban List from Essex Junction Vermont notes dairy farmers squeezed by low milk prices and high costs. It cites a Tennessee farmer who laments age bias in hiring and pension denial, calling it an age squeeze. The piece discusses coping by extra work, family help, or small gains, and reflects on the persistence of small farms. It also mentions a new Indiana bill signed by Averall Harrigan targeting parental delinquency with fines and jail for noncompliant parents.
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Essex Junction
Vermont Mile
Ind . Sentinel
Canton
Baserner Averall Harrigan
New York State
Bil
Local notes mix politics, parking and sports club event
Rotary members plan a Musketaquid Sportsmen Club cookout on Aug. 9. Concord court reforms and Judge Northrup are discussed amid Stassen Nixon topics. Massachusetts police boost calls for funding. A Boston Sunday writeup and industry notes appear among varied items.
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Battleground
Rotary
Rotaryanns
Musketaquid
Boston
Herter
Pierre A. Northrup
Concord Bench
Concord Court
Northrup
Stassen - Nixon
G.O.P
Ihe
Casey Stengel
Otis M
Massachusetts
Concord
Concord Playground Notes Reflect Busy Week of Activities
Concord playgrounds report ongoing sports games and crafts with three busloads leaving for Red Cross swimming at White Pond. Highlights include Wednesday movie trips, a trip to Whalom Park for older girls supervised by Miss Rebecca Robbins and Judith Harding, a baby show with prize winners, a visit to the fire station, a talent show, a game between West Concord boys and Emerson, and donations of towels and clothing for swimming legions.
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Concord
Red Cross Swimming Clagges
White Pond
Whalom Park
Rebecca Robbins
Judith Harding
Janet Carr
Robin French
Colleen Connolly
Jeanne. D'Italia
Susan Finigan
Kathy Byron
Susan Billings
Dusty Billings
Stephen McCarthy
Patty McKenna
Julie Recco
Betsy Byron
Anita Cavalier
Donald Hagg
Nancy Amendolia
Barbara Old
Margie Pierce
Kathy Kelly
Jimmy Finigan
Larry Sanford
Gloria Lombardo
Mary Rose Lombardo
Linda Burton
Mise Ryan
Margié
Patriciana
Larry Coleman
Jane Root
Christine Stone
Joen Hopkins
Mary Finigan
Mary Peck
Sheila Murphy
Shawn Murphy
Mike O'Malley
Anne Bagano
Leslie Stone
Tommy Richmond
Ronnie Prescott
Sherry Hill
Silvia Blaisdell
Beth Stone
West Concord Boys
Emerson
Emerson Field
Emerson Playground
Maynard Leaguers Finish Plan for Annual Ball Trip
Maynard Summer Bowling League final standings crown DiPietro the winner with 28 wins 12 losses and a pinfall of 14072. Vasil Chernak led individual averages at 101.854 with Ed Peterson at 101.70. Members plan a baseball trip to the Baltimore Red Sox game next Wednesday departing Mancini's bus at 6:36. Full standings to be announced next week.
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Maynard
DiPietros
Vasil Chernak
Ed Peterson
Baltimore Red Sox
Mancini
Entered Geary in New England Amateur Golf Championship
Ent ers Tourney coe cl Geary the 1956 club champion at Concord Country Club has entered the New England Amateur Golf Championship to be held next week at Orono Maine.
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Coe cl Geary
Concord Country Club
New England
Orono
Maine
Chinese Invasion Rumors Reach Burma Border
Burma reports Chinese troops have established outposts along the unclear border in Wa state and says it has opened talks with Peiping about troop movements in a 500 mile northeast Burma stretch. Earlier reports claimed invasion and occupation of the border area.
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Rangoon
Feiping
Burma
Peiping
United Press Plans 8 Man Olympic Coverage For 1956
UP announces an eight member sports staff led by Leo H. Petersen to cover the Melbourne Olympics November 22 to December 8. The team includes reporters from Europe United States Far East Canada South America and Austria with regional managers Peter Ueber sax and Robert C. Muller coordinating. Direct transmission links will connect New York Francisco London Manila Tokyo and Sydney as a cooperative results service reduces duplicated cable traffic.
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New York
United Press
Leo H. Petersen
Melbourne
Australia
Gall Ynarts
Europe
United States
Far East
Canada
South Amering
Robert C. Muller
New Zealand
South Pacific
Peter Uebersax
Petersen
Francisco
London
Manila
Tokyo
Sydney
Boys to Attend Red Sox Game From Concord Playgrounds
Four major Little League teams and older boys from the summer playground will take a bus trip to a Red Sox game. The bus departs Ridggut Playground at 11 30 AM and Emerson Playground at noon on Thursday August 9. The trip is sponsored by Concord Lodge of Elks with James O Neil as chairman.
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Concord
Ridggut Playground
Emerson Playground
Red Sox
Concord Lodge of Elks
James O’neil
Women compete in Curtis Bowl golf tourney at Manchester
Mrs John W Hutchinson of Mashoboroag and Mrs Morgan Smith of 9 Wood Street played in the Curtis Bowl at Manchester Country Club on Tuesday. The pair posted a combined score of 92 and 81.
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Oreord
John W. Hutchinson
Mashoboroag
Morgan ‘. Smith
Wood Street
Manchester Country Club
How to Keep Bread From Molding in Heat
Ames Iowa UP says to keep bread in original wrappers to limit moisture and mold growth. After cutting, reseal package ends to reduce air and spore entry. For hot weather, store bread in the refrigerator to slow molding while noting chilling may dry the bread.
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Ames
Leslie Smith
Iowa State College
Smith
Prado New President Proclaimed in Peru Election
The National Election Board named Manuel Prado president elect of Peru. Prado to be inaugurated July 38. Comoe Sea led 568,428 votes with 1,977 for Fernando Leyes and 595 for Hernando de LaValle, backed by the outgoing administration.
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Lima
Peru
National Election Board
Manuel Prado
Comoe Sea
Fernando Leyes Apa
Hernando de LaValle
Manuel Odria
Government Ends Federal Allocation of Salk Polio Vaccine
Washington United Press reports the government ends federal allocations of Salk polio vaccine. It cites Marion B. Folsom announcing that commercial channels can distribute better. Dr. Leonard A. Scheele advised the move before leaving for private industry. Allocation had been state by state and demand varied. Public Health Service will still notify states of new approved batches.
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Washington
Marion B. Folsom
Scheele
Public Health Service
Bedford Open Golf Tourney Set for August 11 12
The Bedford Open golf tournament will be held at Wayland Country Club on Old Sudbury Road in Wayland on Saturday and Sunday August 11 and 12. Each contestant plays 18 holes starting between 1 and 2 pm. The lowest gross score wins the Bedford Open Champion trophy with other prizes for net score, highest gross score, and skill contests.
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The
Recreation Committee
Bedford Times
Wayland Country Club
Old Sudbury Road
Wayland
African tribal sculpture show opens at Philadelphia museum
Philadelphia's University Museum unveils the largest African tribal sculpture exhibition in the city. It features over 200 pieces from 10 museums and 25 private collectors across Africa Europe and America. The display runs through September 16 and highlights works from 42 West African tribes.
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Philadelphia
University Museum
West Africa
Africa
Europe
America
Negev
Wi Ie
Doctor advises British girls on measles tea parties
Brighton report notes Dr. G. I. Watson urged women to hold German measles tea parties to spread the disease before pregnancy. He suggested a Medical Research Council holiday camp to keep it going and reduce infection during pregnancy.
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Brighton
England
Medical Research Council
G. I. Watson
British Medical Association
Probate Court Seeks Administrator for Grace W Rolling Estate
Commonwealth of Middlesex Probate Court announces a petition to probate the will of Grace W Rolling late of Dover New Hampshire and to appoint M W Cohen of Newton as administrator with the will annexed. Interested parties must file a written appearance by September 14 1956 at Cambridge prior to 10 am. John C Leggat Esquire First Judge. John J Foley Register.
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Commonwealth of M Middlesex
Grace W. Rolling
Dover
Stafford
State of New Hampshire
New Hampshire
M W. Cohen
Newton
Middlesex
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Said
John J. Foley
Maynard Board to Hold Hearing on Auto Body Liquids License
The Maynard Board of Selectmen will hold a public hearing at the Town Building on May 14, 1956 at 8 P M. The hearing concerns Edwin Sarvela and Leonard Ryan DBA Central Auto Body seeking a license to store 300 gallons of anti freez e above ground and 6000 gallons underground gasoline and anti freeze at 49 River Street on land owned by Cos.
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Cordance
Board of Selectmen
Maynard
Edwin Sarvela
Leonard Ryan
Central Auto Body
River Street
Maynard On
Cos
Massachusetts
Planning Board
Acton
Concord
Fiorentino J. DiGrappa
Arthur J. Brooks Walter EB. Carbone David, L. Pallian
Home Garden Tips For Melons And Squash Planting
Home gardeners can yield sweet muskmelons and watermelons by starting seeds after frost, in warm soil. Use well drained soil with ample water and heavier plant food, space hills three feet apart, and thin to two strong seedlings. Harvest only when fully ripe as flavor improves with proper picking time.
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Goa
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