Concord Enterpriss Benedict Rudolph W Currier Office and Address
Concord Enterpriss Marginal listing shows editor Rudolph W Currier at Six Main Street Marlborough Massachusetts with residence at 255 Main Street and office box details. It notes publication as second class matter dated August 25 1908 and weekly Thursday issues with a $2.00 yearly subscription.
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Concord Enterpriss
Rudolph W. Currier
Main Street
Moard
Mass
P. O
Marlborough
Massachusetts
Congress
Enter Bryge ,Pregs, Inc
Massachusetts Bills Champion Record Auto Registrations
The Massachusetts registry reports record high motor vehicle registrations and urges early license plate applications. Motorists are advised to use branch offices for plates and to apply before November 4 to avoid delays. Over the counter service is available at 20 plus branches to speed delivery.
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Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Registry of Motor Vehicles
President Truman Faces Dissent Over Korea Policy
Washington dispatch notes Truman in near hourly talks with cabinet and military leaders as senators push varied plans for Korea. Opinions span arming anti-Communists in China to authorizing MacArthur to wage all-out war and use atomic weaponry if needed.
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Korea
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Texas
Security Council
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Maine
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New Hampshire
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Washington
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Michigan
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New Jersey
President urged to stand behind decision on fate
The piece argues diverse opinions resemble Josephs coat and that the President must make his own choice, with the nation backing him to the limit of our endurance as a people.
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Joseph
Belasco Theatre May Become Recreation Center for Service Men
A wartime Belasco theatre on Lafayette Park could reopen as a service men recreation center next to Dolly Madison’s home. Senator Ernest McFarland of Arizona, a possible senate majority leader, seeks Democratic unity by courting cross party support. White House lawn sewer work sparks attention as officials consider state seals in the new House chamber.
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Ernest McFarland
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Concord Rotary visit praised after Piedmont Bowl game
A Winston Salem reader thanks Gordon H. Ogilvie and Concord Rotary Club for a enjoyable Piedmont Bowl. He commends Concord players as peak athletes and notes large turnout and mutual hospitality. He also expresses gratitude for two historic Concord books and a willingness to visit again.
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Winston-Salem North Carolina
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Rotary Club of
Concord
Gordon
Ralph Stockton
University chemists boost synthetic rubber research
Minneapolis reports chemists at the University of Minnesota enlarging synthetic rubber research under national security demands. Dr. I M Kolthoff and Dr. E Meehan study molecular behavior to improve rubber quality for the federal Office of Rubber Reserve. They seek to discover how rubber molecule ingredients act when forming large polymer chains.
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Minneapolis
U.P
University of Minnesota
I. M. Kalthof
E Meehan
Federal Office of Rubber Reserve
Kolthoff
Meehan
Meat Buyers Warned Of Champagne Taste
Louis Kahn of Cincinnati warned Cleveland shoppers that a champagne taste leads to champagne prices. He advised homemakers to consider cheaper cuts, use hash and stew, and shop alone for meat to avoid impulse buys at the counter.
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Cleveland
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Louis Kahn
Cincinnati
Kahn
Eddie Klamper Locks Himself in Truck in Lewiston
Passersby waved as Eddie Klamper honked from a Lewiston street. Only after about thirty minutes did witnesses realize he had locked himself inside the truck cab.
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Ida
U. P
Eddie Klamper
Klamper
Christmas visits fill Maynard and West Acton homes
Stow Lt Joseph Cusick Jr stationed at Fort Devens spent Christmas with his parents on Great Road. Betty Stokes home from Burbank Hospital training joined a family eve gathering at the Eriksons in West Acton. Numerous Maynard families shared Christmas Day with relatives, including Laurens and MacIvers, while Bruce MacIver of Great Road wrote from Frankfort Germany after leaving Westover Air Base on December 13.
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Fort Devens
Mrs
Joseph Cusick
Great Road
Betty Stokes
George Stokes
Burbank Hospital
Miss Stokes
John Erikson
Henry Erikson
West Acton
Peter J. Lund
Maynard
James P. Lund Jr
West Acton Road
Anna
Harold Keech
Milford
New Hampshire
Donald MacIver
Brightor
Charles P MacIver
Bruce MacIver
Charles P. MacIver
Westover
Frankfort
Germany
Fire fighter claims new air jet to extinguish any flame
Cairo reports Col. Mohamed Mahfouz as chief fire fighter and atomic defense expert proposing an air jet device. Ordinary air is cleaned then blown onto a flame with reduced oxygen to snuff it. He says the method works on all flames without harmful residues and costs little.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mohamed Mahfouz
November Eggs Output Falls in New England
New England egg production slipped three percent from the record November 1949 level. Total output for November reached 223 million eggs, with an average of 15.64 eggs per hen. Chick production rose to 8.495 million, and hatchery estimates for December imply a larger December hatch. Commercial hatcheries report 11.48 million chicks in the first 11 months, up six percent from 1949.
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Boston
New England
Interstate Gas and Oil opens new Boston Post Road site
Sudbury Charles Liebman greets friends and customers at the new Interstate Gas and Oil Co location on the Boston Post Road. The larger, more attractive building offers features not available at the old stand across the street.
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Charles Liebman
Boston Post Road
Interstate Gas and Oil Co
Bird dogs force landing go-around at Albany airport
Two bird dogs pointed an incoming airliner as it touched the runway at Albany airport. The pilot aborted the landing and powered back into the air after wheels brushed the ground. No injuries reported.
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Albany, Ga
U.P
Albany
Birthday Gatherings Mark Mary Murphy and Maynard Anniversary
Mary J. Murphy wife of Cornelius Murphy and Charles J. Maynard celebrated birthday anniversaries with friends and relatives at the home of Mrs. Maurice Griffin in Concord. The joyful event was attended by family members and guests.
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Concord
Mary J. Murphy
Cornelius Murphy
Charles J. Maynard
Daugh
Maurice Griffin
Fire damages set at Ralph DeGregory home
Firefighters responded to a television set fire last night at 7 40 at the Ralph DeGregory residence on 52 Street. The blaze was confined to the set and caused by a curling item. damage remains unassessed until a repairman inspects it. Marlboro-Box 334
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Ralph DeGregory
Marlboro
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