Concord Enterprise masthead notice and details
The Concord Enterprise masthead lists The Enterprise Press Inc Marlboro Mass with editors and office addresses. It states publication weekly on Thursdays and that the paper will reprint advertisement parts with typographical errors and names eastern representatives in Boston and New York.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press, Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
RK. W. Currier
Main St
Con
Nason St
May
Concord
Marlboro
Massachutts
Enterprise Press Inc
Julius Matthews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Newspaper ad rates and submission deadline
The notice outlines subscription rates with a single copy price of 16 cents and a yearly rate of five dollars. It also states advertising copy must be in the office by 2 o clock on Wednesday, the day before publication.
U S and German Troops Practice Joint Small Exercises
In Wildflecken Germany German Bundeswehr troops from the 52nd Grenadier Battalion and US Army's 12th Cavalry of the 9th Armored Division joined for a shared infantry tank assault. Lt Ernest Sprinkel of Ontario California said the aim was to blend the two forces and improve cooperation.
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Germany
Bundeswehr
52Nd Grenadier Battalion
U. S. 9Rd Armored Division
12Th Cavalry
Oberfeldwébel
Ferne Schueller
Ernest D. Sprnkel
Sprinkel
West H. St
Ontario
Calif
Kefauver Seeks Law To Outlaw Interstate Baby Sales
Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee introduced legislation to ban interstate sale of babies. He said the measure aims to stamp out baby racketeering and protect an estimated 160000 illegitimate children born yearly, their mothers and prospective foster parents.
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Washington
UPI
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
Open Letter Attacks Governor Over Tax Demands
An editorial accuses Governor Furcolo of pushing a 90 million dollar tax plan to cover a 59 budget deficit and 46 million in new appropriations. It questions past approvals, fiscal strategy, and potential influence on his 1960 campaign funding and contracts, urging accountability.
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Senate
House
Doe
Furcalo
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Furcolo
Church thanks editor for coverage of activities
A letter from Janette M Taylor, church clerk, expresses sincere thanks to the Maynard Enterprise for its year of church news coverage, praising the cooperation and coverage of Union Congregational Church activities.
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Anes
St. John Ev. Lutheran Church
Maynard Enterprise
Maynard
Mass
Union Congregational Church
Janette M
Taylor Church
Air Force Officer Thanks Concord Enterprise Readers
A 2d Air Division letter from Paul A. Lyons Jr. thanks Rudy Carrier and Concord Enterprise staff for sending the paper while he serves in Dhahran Saudi Arabia. He notes a March 9 transfer to Fort Meyer and eventual assignment to the Pentagon via the 1121 Support Squadron.
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2D Air Division
APO
Rudy
Concord Enterprise
Concord
Massachusetts
Dhahran Airfield
Saudi Arabia
Enterprise
1121
Fort Meyer
Pentagon
Cambridge Research Center
Hanscom Field
Bedford
Paul A. Lyons, Jr
Usaf
Governor Asked to Explain 46 Million Election Spending
Reader letter demands the governor disclose the purposes behind a 46 million dollar election expense claim. The writer accuses the legislature of using funds to fund personal ambitions and urges transparency to stop bankrupting the state.
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Lima
New Bedford Standard Times
Civil Service Test For Engineer Aids In New England
Announcement for Civil Service examinations in Boston for Civil Engineering Aids on survey soils testing and computation duties at Army Engineer Division sites in New England. Pay ranges from 3495 to 4980 dollars annually. Applications accepted by the U S Civil Service Examiners in Wal tham Massachusetts with details mailed to major post offices.
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Boston
U.S. Army Engineer Division
New England
Corps of Engineers
Richard J. Healey
U. S. Civil Service Region
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Trapelo Road
Waltham
Massachusetts
Cyprus physicians petition over alleged Agros beating incident
A committee of Cyprus doctors has charged Governor Hugh Foot with a British Army attack in Agros last week. They accuse British women troops of beating naked Cypriot girls, seeking redress and investigation.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPD
Hugh Foot
Agros
How To Avoid Skidding In Winter Driving
Practical tips for handling skids include gradual braking, smooth throttle, and steering into the direction of a skid. Practice stops on icy surfaces to determine safe braking force and adjust for wet or loose gravel roads.
Kennedy Warns of Labors Unholy Alliance Blocking Transport
Robert F. Kennedy testifies before the Senate Rackets Committee warning that the worst elements of the American labor movement form a three to five year threat. He says an alliance of transportation unions could halt trucks coast to coast, tie up ships, and embargo goods by rail and air.
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United States
Robert F. Kennedy
Coungel Senate Rackets Committee
Army Airborne Still Popular With Worcester Recruits
Worcester area youth favor Airborne enlistment with a third of 1958 Army recruits opting for airborne duty. Sgt. 1st Class Joseph A. Ferrecchia notes the allure of parachutist prestige and extra pay. Airborne soldiers gain wings and may attend specialized schooling, with rapid deployment in national interests.
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Airborne
U. S. Army
Worcester Area
Joseph A. Ferrecchia
Worcester Army
Army
Little Rock
Arkansas
Lebanon
Bardot fears American men refuse US visits
Brigitte Bardot says American men frighten her and she would visit the United States only as a private tourist. She told an exclusive interview on a Paris set that meeting fans and being shown off as a star would scare her, and she prefers to avoid such attention.
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Robert Ahier
United Press International
Paris
Brigitte Bardot
United States
States
Joinville
Arian
Pavenl
Distel
Advances In Maternal Health Birth Deaths Decline Dramatically
Health Information Foundation notes that in 1957 the maternal death rate fell to 4.3 per 10 000 live births from 61 per 10 000 in 1915, a 93 percent reduction over four decades. The report says pregnancy remains a minor cause of death overall and notes birth order affects risk, with later births carrying higher maternal mortality.
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Information Foundati
United States
Health Information Foundationn
Foundation
Legislature Rejects Political Poster Post Ban Bill
The House and Senate rejected a bill requiring candidates to post a $200 bond to prevent placing posters. The House defeated it by voice vote with no debate, while the Senate voted 18-8 after brief discussion. Senators Olson and Hogan argued it would hamper campaigns and may burden candidates.
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Boster
U. S. Distributes Surplus Property to States for Projects
The federal government distributes surplus property under the 1949 act to states for education health and civil defense. Property includes hospital sites buildings dormitories and furniture. In spring 1958 between April and June, $3 721 205 in real property and $87 882 345 in personal property were allotted to various states.
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Washington
UPC
Federal Property and Administrative Services Act
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Union
Home grown corns cause painful foot friction
A UPI summary explains corns form from repeated rubbing creating a hard thickened skin layer that presses on nerves and vessels. The corn itself is dead skin and not painful, but the pressure from the thickened area causes pain. Buy U S savings bonds.
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New York
U. S
Short Skirt Curves Return In Spring Fashion
UPI reports a fashion revival with beltless chemises and full skirts. Designers note waistlines rise, silhouette shifts toward narrower daytime looks, while some styles feature rib cage emphasis and side slashes. Scovill of Waterbury leads with new brass hardware for cold fittings.
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Couture New York Dress Institute
Signerg
States
Canada
Scovill “Man Company of
Waterbury
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