Concord Enterprise masthead and contact details
The item lists the Concord Enterprise newspaper masthead with address Marlboro Massachusetts office at 16 Liberty Street and secondary offices at 255 Main Street Con, 28 Nason Street May, and P Box 62 Concord Massachusetts. It notes publication every Thursday and a subscription rate of one year two dollars. It mentions typographical error reprint policy and eastern representatives Julius Matthews agencies in Boston and New York.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press, Inc
Liverty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Main St
Con
Nason St
May
Concord
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Concord Fights to Limit Neighborhood Changes and Lawn Rules
A Concord letter column debates municipal powers to curb eyesores and regulate home lawns while weighing industrial and commercial growth. The piece argues for preserving residential character, protecting historic sites, and guiding future zoning, parks, and development with caution. It cites Bates Report themes and urges balanced planning.
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Massachusetts Department of Public Works
Acton Lincoln
Lexington
Concord
Lincoln
Powder Mill
Lexington Road
Sweden Faces Tax Hikes to Fund Defense Gaps
The Swedish government, already taxing heavily, must raise taxes further to cover defense needs. Sweden has funded a large welfare state with vast social benefits, and in a defense emergency it strains its finances. Will U.S. politicians heed this warning.
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Sweden
Glassware Care Tip: Gentle Edge Buffing
When glassware shows chips rub the edges softly with fine sandpaper to smooth rough spots. This quick fix helps prevent cuts and preserves usability until professional repair.
Sudbury Regional High prominent in national English event
Sudbury Lincoln Sudbury Regional High School sent its representatives to the National Council of Teachers of English convention held at the Hotel Leamington in Minneapolis during Thanksgiving week. Alexander Marshall attended mathematics talks, while Mark Taylor entertained students with storytelling and songs in a gym program preceding a basketball game. The article notes plans for career conferences in 1958–59 with Northeastern University and regional guidance committee work.
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Sudbury
Frank Heys
National Council of Teachers of English
Lincoln-Sudbury
Leamington
Minnneapolis
United States
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Canada
Heys
New England Association of Teachers of English
National Council
Mark Taylor
Dayton
Ohio
Accra
John
America
Mr. Taylor
Jennie Jenkins
Beverly Nims
Wolk
Bowdoin College
Bates” ‘College
Westbrook Junior College
Colby College
University of Maine
Doucette
Cummings
Alexander G. Marshall, Jr
Waltham High School
Marshall
Natick
Belmont
Winchester
Framingham
Northeastern University
Guidance Directors Travel to Maine on December Trip
Jams A. Doucette and Charles K. Cummings, both directors of guidance, will be away December 12 and 13 on a two day trip to Maine to meet college officials. Their tentative itinerary includes visits to several Maine campuses.
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Jams A. Doucette
Doucette
Charles K. Cummings
Weston
Maine
Regional High School Career Conference Committee Leads Events
Joan Ferrick leads monthly Career Conference events at Regional High School and plans extra conferences. The group was contacted about speaking to guidance directors in Boston in January. The committee hosts two sessions Friday morning December 13 with guests Rev. Edmond Walsh and Mrs. Robert A. Dole.
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Joan Ferrick
Doucette
Boston
Edmond Walsh
Boston College
Robert A. Dole
Katherine Gibbs
Mice Maze Experiment Cited In Local Class Report
Mrs Wertheimer’s Conservation Class uses three white mice in a wooden 2 by 3 foot maze to study learning. Mice, fed after delays, consistently turn right and take about three tries to locate food. The Regional Warriors opened basketball with Lincoln Sudbury wins 79 to 42 varsity and 38 to 8 junior varsity.
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J.V
Lincoln- Sudbury
J.v.’S
McClean
Mr. Volk
Northboro
Minnesota home experts advise light levels for study and reading
University of Minnesota home specialists urge bright lighting for reading and study. For casual reading a 150 watt bulb in a floor lamp suffices, while study lighting should range from 150 to 800 watts.
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University of Minnesota
Brandeis Star Wins Good Sportsmanship Award
Brandeis University honors a senior football player at the Sidney Hillman Country Club banquet for receiving the Good Sportsmanship Award after a standout grid season. Ed Sullivan served as master of ceremonies for the TV program presentation.
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Maynard
al Alexanian
Brandeis
W.N.A.C
Ed Sullivan
Brandies
Sidney Hill Country Club
Robins Lose Despite Record Pace In Low-Scoring Night
In a K of C League clash on Friday the Robins set a new team high of 492 yet fell short by three points to the Sparrows. The Orioles lost but still hold the lead as Swallows and other teams posted totals led by V O Malley and Corbett with large point sums.
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Concord
Robins
Sparrows
Orioles
Swallows
V. O’malley
H. McArdle
D. King
R. Abrose
M. Lombardo
Ana B. Dee
T. Tee Ae Corbett
Dummy
L. Grande
D. Murphy
A. Baptiste
D. Carey
T. Fitzpatrick
J. McBreen
F. Malcolm
M. Dee
J. Murdock
P. Horne
L. Venti
Boston Red Sox 1958 Home Schedule
The schedule lists all 1958 Red Sox home games by month with opponents such as New York Baltimore Detroit and Cleveland including series notes and special games marked with (N) or (2). The European leased wire system of the United Press is 16 000 miles long linking 19 bureaus in 15 countries.
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
Detroiit
United Press
Maynard School Attends New England Association Meeting
Maynard School principal Frediano D Mattioli attended the 72nd annual meeting of the New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools at Hotel Statler last Friday. Richard Peon spoke on the college entrance examination program and Norman Cousins delivered the luncheon address titled The Making of Tomorrow. Jacob’s Market and the Beatty family are noted in unrelated fragments.
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Maynard
Frediano D. Mattioli
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Hotel Statler
Richard Peon
Norman Cousins
Maynard High Students Attend Eastern Massachusetts Council Event
Maynard High School representatives Swift Hathaway John White Jean Barry and Beverly De Grappo attended the annual fall convention of the Eastern Massachusetts Division of Student Councils held Saturday at Lexington High School.
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Maynard High School
Swift Hathaway
John White
Jean Barry
Beverly DeGrappo
Eastern
Massachusetts
Lexington High School
Junior Women's Club Holds Annual Semi Formal Dance
On December 6 the Junior Women's Club hosted a semi formal dance at Green Meadow School with an oriental setting. Refreshments were served and the grand march capped the evening as guests danced to the orchestra of Clack DeGrappo.
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Green Meadow School
Snowflake Blutter Senior Class Event at George Washington
The Snowflake Blutter, sponsored by the senior class, will be held Friday evening December 13 in George Washington Auditorium. Features include a dance contest and a door prize. Ticket committee members are Edward Robinson, Richard Martino, William Croft, Swift Hathaway, Ronald Cassidy. refreshments committee members are Jean Zanelli, Diane Reynolds, Patricia Uglevich, Eleanor Pilecki. Poster and decoration committee includes Roger Williams, Lila Nelson, David Vermilyea, Judith Tower, Elaine Morrison, Andrew Kulju.
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George Washington Auditorium
Edward Robinson
Richard Martino
William Croft
Swift Hathaway
Ronald Cassidy
Jean Zanelli
Diane Reynolds
Patricia Uglevich
Eleanor Pilecki
Roger Williams
Lila Nelson
David Vermilyea
Judith Tower
Elaine Morrison
Andrew Kulju
College reps visit local high school for interested seniors
Representatives from Northeastern University and Worcester Junior College visited the high school last week and answered questions from attending seniors.
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Northeastern University
Worcester Junior College
Emerson Junior High Football Team Makes History in 1957
Pupils celebrate Emerson’s first football team as 1957 becomes memorable. Thomas Hinds earned a bicycle for a 25 word paragraph on Why I Would Like a Columbia Bicycle. Students visited relations over holidays and prepared Christmas programs with band rehearsals and school notices.
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Emerson
Thomas Hinds
Columbia
Maynard to Continue Football Rivalries With Marlboro and Milford
Maynard High School will keep playing Marlboro and Milford in upcoming seasons. The Midland League faces continuity as town officials confirm contracts signed. Coach Will DeRosa led Maynard to second place this fall, defeating Hudson Milford and Clinton but losing to Marlboro.
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AL Cowles
Maynard
Maynard High School
Marlboro
Milford
Maynardites
Orange and Black
Will DeRosa
Hudson
Clinton
Panthers
Roy Norden
DeRosa
St. Mary’s Brookline
Wayland
Natick
Framingham
Pick Boug Co-Capt at Bra Basketball Team
Concord Daves former high school athlete is named co captain for 1958 at Bi versity. Tom Girolamo of Wi chard is a star passer and end. Maurice Steil is noted for gains this fall. Beverly Hay’s junior and promising left handed player is mentioned.
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Concord
Dave
Biversity
Tom Girolamo
Wichard
Bouchard
Maurice
Steil
Stein
Linsey
Beverly Hay
Fordham Notre Dame clash in late day slate
A high school handbell choir from Highlands Church in Birmingham performs a four-student set of two bells during a community event. The sports schedule includes Fordham at Notre Dame and Villanova at Marquette with multiple college matchups in the evening.
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Holy Name
Fordham
Villanova
Marquette
Boston College
Holy Cross
Notre Dame
Ton College
Notre P.m
Highlands Church
Birmings
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Association of Teachers of Mathematics
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Harvard University
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Newton High School
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