Marlboro Enterprise Press masthead and rates, 1908
Second class matter notice from Marlboro Massachusetts dated August 25 1908. The Enterprise Press Inc publishes weekly on Thursdays and notes no responsibility for typographical errors with addresses for eastern representation in Boston and New York and subscription rates listed at five cents for a single copy and two dollars for a year.
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Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Eastern
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Control From Air Aids Ground Traffic Plans For Two Helicopters
A Los Angeles plan to purchase two helicopters aims to guide traffic from the air and study traffic control. Air observations could locate jams and relay word to ground officers. Also noted is a Rhode Island campaign to save the historic USS Olympia and other letters to the editor debating local issues and governance.
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Los Angeles
Warwick
Rhode Island
Olympia
Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Union Congregational Church thanks Maynard paper for coverage
The Union Congregational church in Maynard Mass thanks the Maynard Enterprise for fine church news coverage over the past year. Janette M. Taylor Clerk expresses appreciation in the January 29 1955 note. Sudbury Cub Scouts take a Boston trip aboard the B and M Budliner with 52 cubs and 14 den mothers.
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Rudolph W. Currier
Concord Enterprise
Concord
Mass
Currier
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Leif FE. Stensby
Maynard Enterprise
Maynard
Union Congregational Church
Church
Janette M. Taylor
CUB Scout News
Sudbury
Boston
New England
North Station
Round House
Nelsons Welcome Son Daniel Andrew in Sudbury
Mr and Mrs Clif ford Nelson of Sudbury welcome a son Daniel Andrew born January 27 at Pen y General ital. Grandparents are Ser Seal Mare and Gay vid Nelson.
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Sudbury
Clifford Nelson
Donna Baline
Daniel Andrew Nelson
Pen Y Generalital
Nelson
Town to vote on broad set of land and zoning measures
A list of proposed articles covers eminent domain for school lands on Sudbury and Walden streets, parking space creation and meters, sewer and fire safety facilities, zoning by law amendments, land sales to Macone Bros Inc, mosquito control funding, and town infrastructure plans. It outlines hearings and anticipated exact costs.
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Walden Street
Finance Committee
Sudbury Road
Lexington Road
Heywood
Walden
Boston Edison Co
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Hubbard Street
Civil Defense Agency
Recreation Commission
Macone Bros., Inc
Concord
Home For
Elm Street
Comfort Station
Battleground
Library Committee
Bedford
Planning Board
Conversation is Gov Herter’s hobby and governing tool
Boston based report outlines Gov. Herter’s approach of “batting ideas around” to run state affairs. He delegates widely, maintains a large advisory corps of lawyers and professionals, and relies on constant consultation from breakfast to late night. His routine includes a Beacon Hill apartment, a Millis farm, and a Maine island retreat accessible by rowboat.
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Rv David Pickman
United Press
Boston
Usp
Herter
Harry D. Stimson
Paul C. Reardon
Richard J. White, Jr
Francis Pete Tully
Chris
Massachusetts
Werter
Beacon Hill
State House
Millis
Mae
South Carolina
Maine
Gasoline Taxes Major State Revenue Source in 1954
Chicago United Press report notes that gasoline tax receipts were the largest single revenue source for three quarters of states in 1954. Commerce Clearing House says twenty two states relied on sales and use taxes, thirteen depended mainly on gasoline taxes, ten used income taxes primarily, with Texas and Louisiana led by severance taxes and New Jersey deriving most from vehicle license fees.
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Chicago
Commerce Clearing House
Texas
Louisiana
New Jersey
Garageman Solves Bike With Latin Help
In Newich Conn Ted Moore learned Latin to repair an Italian motorbike after finding an instruction book in Italian. His high school Latin studies let him understand enough to get the bike running. The text notes a historical literacy shift from 1870 to 1950.
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Nonwich, Conn
Ted Moore
Moore
Street approves two small 1953 service bills
Article 67 68 authorizes payment of two small bills for services rendered in 1953.
Sudbury Urges Donations to March of Dimes
Sudbury residents are urged to contribute to the March of Dimes. Mrs. Anna Wohlrab, Sudbury chairman, asks for increased giving before the Sudbury total is sent. Envelopes mailed January first. donations may be sent to Mrs. Anna Wohlrab in South Sudbury.
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Sudbury
Anna Wohlrab
Anna Wehltab
South
Navy Respens Program for High School Graduates
Boston Navy recruiting office announces reopening of high school graduate training programs with limited enlistment in special ratings. Recruits will be sent to service schools after indoctrination. fields include electronics seaman recruit high school airman recruit high school hospital recruit. Programs operate on monthly quotas across 54 service schools, 6 to 36 weeks.
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Boston
Naval Recruiting Office
Navy Department
Navy
Local Folks Honor District Attorney Thompson at Boston Hotel
A social gathering last week honored Middlesex County District Attorney George E. Thompson and his wife at a Boston hotel. The on the job for 12 years chief prosecutor was joined by Judge Maurice McWalter and Judge David B. Williams and other Concord officials including Brig. Gen. Otis M. Whitney and Attorney General George F. Fingold.
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Conncord
George E. Thompson
Melrose
Boston
Thompson
Middlesex County
Maurice McWalter
David B. Williams
BrigdGen
Otis M. Whitney
Atty
George F. Fingold
Concord
Beherrells Vacation in Florida Reach West Concord Meeting
Mr and Mrs H Theodore Beherrell of Harrington Avenue West Concord have left for a month in Florida. The West Concord Woman's Club meets February 10 at Union Church 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Concord School Committee meets February 7 at 7:30 p.m. Martha Benson of Derby Street West Concord is at Emerson Hospital under observation for possible operation.
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H. Theodore Beherrell
Harrington, Avenue, West Concord
Florida
West Concord Woman’s Club
Union Church
Concord School Committee
Martha Benson
Derby Street
West Concord
Emerson Hospital
Probate Notice In Re Muriel Ellis Smith Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court cites interested parties in the estate of Muriel Ellis Smith late of Acton for probate of a last will. Petition seeks Harry L. Smith or another suitable person as administrator with the will annexed. Objections must be filed by February 25, 1955 in Cambridge. witnesses and officials recorded by John C. Leggat Esquire First Judge. John J. Foley Register. Feb. 3 10 17
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Muriel Ellis Smith
Acton
Said County
Harry L. Smith
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John J. Foley
Register
Chisholms Welcome Fifth Daughter Rosemarie
Mr and Mrs John C Chisholm announce the birth of their fifth daughter Rosemarie born January 29 at Emerson hospital Grandparents A Daniel Chisholm Sr and Esther Brothen both of Concord Great grandmother Mrs Michael J Ryan of Concord all of Concord
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Concord
John C. Chisholm
Rose Brothen
Thoreau Court
Rosemarie
Emerson Hospital
A. Daniel Chisholm
Esther Brothen
Michael J. Ryan
Birth Announcement for West Acton Family
A birth is recorded for a child born to Mr. and Mrs. Priest Jr at Emerson Hospital West Acton. The baby weighed 7 pounds 93 ounces at birth. Grandparents listed include Mrs. Frank J. Breton and Mr. Priest of Stow. Parents Frances Bretemps Priest and the family reside in West Acton and Lyme, N. q.
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Birty
West Acton
Aence I
Emerson Hospita
Priest
Frances Bretemps
Roger
Jon
Frank J. Breton
Stow
Yy Braman
Lyme
N. Q
Real estate listings push in Acton and nearby towns
John Thomas in Acton promotes a busy week of listings from Acton to Marlboro and Waltham with homes, farms, and rentals. Ads highlight 5 percent commissions, 2 percent mortgages, and special off the record pricing while urging early submission for Thursday editions.
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Newton
Christian Science
Herald
John Thomas
Acton
Fair Town
Ozzie Falling
Waltham
Way
Maynard
Marl
Littleton
Wral Savings and Loan
Sudbury
Washington
Hager Pond
John
Ozzie
Actons
Hom
Cape Cod
West Acton
Nut
Central St
Baby Acton
Bolton
Boxboro
Cape
Hudson
Lawin St
Concord Road
West Main St
Bath
Ler
Brooks
Glendale
Maple
Old Sudbury Rd
Fairfield St
Main
Glenhill Terrace
Southboro
Peakham ‘Rd
Marlboro
Doug
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