Marlboro Enterprise Press masthead and rates
The text lists the Marlboro Massachusetts enterprise press masthead with editor W Currier and address Walder Street Concord and Marlboro, mass. It notes post office enrollment August 25 1908 and publication details including eastern representation and subscription rates one year two dollars and single copies five cents.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press Inc
St Marlboro
Masu
W. Currier
Walder Street
Concord XL
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachutts
Mass
Eastern
Julius Matthews
Newbury Street
Boston
Unconquerable custom and 1957 economic outlook note
A digest touches on General Maxwell D. Taylor and Army greeting custom for 19 000 personnel in Washington, then shifts to Fall 1957 economic forecasts. Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks and Arthur Burns describe disciplined optimism with expected gains in employment, spending, plant expansion, and orders at about sixty two billion dollars.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Nellie
Taylor
Canute
Busic Advisory Council
Nt of Commerce
Tde
Comerce
Sinclair Weeks
Arthur F. Burns
Council of Economic Advisers
Welcome Hungarian refugees heartily urged to stay
A Concord Mass letter page urges embracing Hungarian refugees arriving after hardship. Readers praise hospitality and stress friendship, sponsorships, jobs, and homes through the International Rescue Committee to ensure newcomers feel at home and stay.
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Rudelph Currier
Concord Enterprise
Mr. Currier
Concordiuas
Concord
Eleanor Bb
Fenn
Concord, Mass
Europe
Czechoslovakia
International Rescue Committee
Freedom Fighters
Hungary
Concord Welcomes Hungarian Refugees and IRC Aid
Local letter praising neighborly aid for Hungarian refugees and the IRC relief effort. Reader Gladys E. Hosmer commends the Concord CARE unit and notes the enduring will for freedom, citing editorial on Hungary and Lincoln’s charity ideal.
Help Right the Cancer Bug with a Check and a Check-up
A health advocacy piece urges readers to support cancer research funding and promotes regular screenings. It highlights donations to a foundation and follows through with free screening events and check-up campaigns across communities.
The Driver's Seat in Highway Danger
The piece warns that many motorists ignore safety statistics and drive recklessly. It cites National Safety Council data showing 609 U.S. traffic deaths over the Christmas period, with excessive speed and drunken driving as major factors. It urges vigilance, reduced speed, avoiding driving after drinking, and staying alert during holiday travel.
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Lapland
National Safety Council
America
NSC
U.S
Massachusetts Industry Gains Amid Growth in Retail and Production
Department of Commerce reports Massachusetts bank debits rose 10.8 percent in eleven cities led by Lawrence Andover Methuen up 19 percent. 1954 census shows Boston central district sales and payroll, shifts from department and general merchandise, and mass production highlights including machine tools and greeting cards. Eggs production reaches 643 million in ten months, largest in New England.
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Massachusetts
Federal Reserve Bank
Lawrence-Andover- Methuen
Worcester
Lowell
Boston
Holyoke
Brockton
Lynn
Eutrasiale
Springfield
New Bedford
Fall River
Boston Central Business District
Boston Central District
We Mew Musicrate
Dedham
New England
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Coin flip confusion turns tale in strange toss
A odd scene describes a coin that flips and lands tails up instead of heads. The observer notes the coin seems oversized for the toss and refuses to turn as expected. The incident ends with uncertainty about the coin’s behavior.
Remember Davy Croc Letter Sent to Greeneville Post Office
Greeneville readers recall a letter addressed to "Davy Croc" at the past post office, details unclear due to garbled OCR. Local officials note routine handling and forwarding attempts may have occurred.
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Greeneville, Tenn
Legion Post Christmas Party in Concord Draws Citychildren
The James J. Mans Field Post No. 158 hosted a well attended Christmas party at the Veterans Building Sunday afternoon. Children from Concord and West Concord enjoyed movies entertainment and gifts from Santa Claus as a large committee of members coordinated the event.
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Concord
James J. Mansfield
A.L
Veterans Building
West Concord
Santa Claus
Ost
Christmas Pageant Fills First Religious Society Day
The Carlisle Unitarian church held large Sunday services led by Rev. Albert N. Kaucher with greens and mintsettias adorning the altar and organ music by Donald A. Lapham. A matinee Nativity pageant directed by Mrs. Robert F. Needham followed by a Christmas party and refreshments. Baskets of plants were sent to shut ins and the sick of the town.
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Carlisle
Albert N. Kaucher
First Religious Society
Unitarian
Donald A. Lapham
Kaucher
Jesus
Robert F. Needham
Concord hosts Hungarian visitors recall American Revolution ties
Butterick spoke to the gathering in Hungarian learned in the U S Army, drawing a parallel between 1775 and Hungary, citing Concord as a symbol of the Revolution. Bishop St Ivanui, who fled Hungary in 1946, spoke of independence and Minute Man. Events included bridge exercises, tea at the Bilis home, a Griffith barn party, and a Sunday service with Rev. Richardson and Bishop Ivanus before departure.
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Butterick
U. S
Hungary
Concord
United States
Louis Kussuth
America
Jenker
Jesza
Archibald H. “Ferran
Edward P
Alexander
Bilis
Sudbury Road
Griffith Barn
Monument Street
Richardson
St. Ivanus
Tobel Sees 1957 as Growth Year For National Economy
Tobel forecasts 1957 as a year of expansion across markets including Canada and other nations. He emphasizes full employment, rising government spending on central building and defense, and growth in capital equipment, with the goal of sustaining a robust world economy.
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Canada
Police investigate December road accident with injuries
A December 20 traffic incident on a road near Horsepond injured a youth rider after a motorcycle skid on ice. The cyclist suffered a fractured skull and was transported by ambulance. On December 21 a separate rail line collision near Old Sud involved a bus operator and a woman who was shaken up after skidding into a stone wall.
1955 Merce More Than Cation Spots
The fragment notes a 1955 event involving Merce and spots, with unclear context. Further readable details are minimal, but the item reads like a brief society or local note about a person or place named Merce and some spots referenced.
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Merce
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