Concord Enterprise brief ad notice and masthead
The Concord Enterprise details its Marlboro office address and editor Rudolph W. Currier. It notes second class matter status since 1908 and publication weekly with advertising policies and agency representatives listed in Boston and New York.
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Concord Enterprise
Concord Marlboro
Mass
Rudolph W. Currier
Main St
Concord
Marlboro
Massachu
Enterprise Press Inc
Jul- Heathens Special Agency
Ry Street
Boston
Julius
Mathawe Avehue
New York
Congress Battles Over Budget and Atomic Spending
Debates flare as the President seeks an 85 billion dollar budget and higher taxes while senators and representatives pledge restraint. Opposition to waste grows, with figures like Connally and Taft urging fairness and balance. A6 bomb funding remains linked to maintaining U.S. lead against Soviet power, with warnings that secrecy and prior disclosures shaped current risk.
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Congress
House
Senate
Douglas
Secares Connally
Tom
Harry F. Pyre
Virginia
John Taher
New York
Voin
Hey
Budget and taxes compared across years and military costs
The discussion compares the 1952 federal budget to national income, noting wartime peaks and peacetime levels. Military spending dominates the budget, with per capita costs rising from 1939 to 1945 and a 1952 projection around 266 dollars. The anticipated deficit edges toward 12 billion dollars despite tax changes.
Tax Loopholes Costly to Treasury in 1952 Budget
The Budget Bureau warns that tax loopholes raise costs for taxpayers including corporations benefiting from depletion allowances and income splitting. It notes potential losses from perverse provisions, with estimates of hundreds of millions yearly. The report links inflation to a heavy tax load even as defense spending expands.
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Treasury
Congress
Sie Enérgy Commission
Washington
How Long Can We Stand It Economic Pessimists and Optimists Clash
Pessimists warn we may overproduce leading to deflation and recession as the economy strains under price pressures. Optimists contend persistence is necessary to avoid bowing to Russian Communist domination, no matter the cost.
Auto makers seek third price raise under OPS plan
Automobile manufacturers may seek another price increase under a new OPS formula. Eight of ten car makers已有 indicated they will apply for the higher ceiling, following a third boost since prices were frozen a year ago. OPS has not yet disclosed how much the new formula could permit.
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Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
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Aote
Concord C D A Group Dinners Marks 23rd Anniversary
West Concord gathering of about 100 members and guests at Monument Hall observed the 23rd archiversary of Court Our Lady Help of Christians C D A. Dinner by Hicks of Lynn, welcome by Grand Regent Marie B Dunn, and recognitions. Rev James Keating delivered the principal address as members praised the Daughters' work and dancing followed with Salamone's Orchestra providing music.
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West Concord
Monument Hall
Concord
Court Our Lady, Help of Christians
C.D.A
Hicks
Lynn
Marie B. Dunn
John .J. Scollan
Our Lady Help of Christians
Michael J. Ease
Stewan & Chirehere
Hugh E. Kilmaran
Elizabeth Kenney
John‘h. Byron
Pasquale Meliske
James Keating
St. Sebastian's School
Newton
Susaior Cd.a
Ee Daughters
Min
Salamone
Maynard
Town Discusses Article 30 and Tax Outlook
Flint, finance committee chair for 16 years, urges insurance for town vehicles and notes tax rate relief from new property, sold veterans housing, and funds. Wheeler, Robinson address water station feasibility atop Fairhaven Hill.追加 plans include potential connections to Framingham MD water and alternate reservoirs.
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Flint
Finance Committee
Concord
Wheeler and Robinson
Fairhaven Hill
M.D
Framingham
Wachusetts
Rudolph W.cliver
Recreation Commission
Roger C. Fenn
Emil O. Thorpe
Ges Ae Moron Binath
Lowell Rosa
Myron T. Binath
Loroad
Fred R. Dohes
Éominities
Neth Reynolds
Sub Needed in Chihuahua Mexico Promptly
A brief note from Chihuahua Mexico highlights a substitute for the Substitute being heeded locally. The text references a substitution need and mentions the city’s context.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
U.P
Scarlet and the official colors of the US Marine
A brief note outlines the official colors associated with the United States Marine Corps, including the meaning of scarlet and other heraldic colors used in uniforms and insignia.
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US. Marine
Voters urged to turnout for March 3 election in Maynard
A letter to the editor urges Maynard residents to vote in the March 3 election, rail against caucus confusion, and advocate a record turnout to back elected officials. The writer argues for citizen participation, discusses caucus flaws, and calls for unity behind progress and jobs.
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Moet
United States
Curtain
Mayard
Maynard
Bedford civic events and voter registration schedule
A string of community notices lists Friday church rehearsal at 7 30 p m and a SonDay program, Monday Grange and Town Hall meetings, Tuesday voter registration from noon to 10 p m, Bedford Progressive Club at the club house, and Thursday civilian patrol registration at Bedford Memorial Library from 7 30 to 9 p m. Multiple local groups coordinate meetings and civic activities.
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SonDay
Pather and ‘Son
Bedford
Grange Meting
Town Hall
Progressive Club
Clublhiouse
Bedford Memorial Library
Ground Hog Hop At Stow Draws Large Hale Hurd Crowd
Stow Hale High School hosted one of the season’s largest crowds for the freshman Ground Hog Hop in Stow Town Hall. George Smith Orchestra provided music as Alec Gray and Jean Curtis won the elimination waltz, Ronaldo Freeman and Eleanor Cameron the spot dance, with Betty Linden leading the conga line.
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Stow
Hale High School
Stow Town Hall
George Smith
Alec Gray
Jean Curtis
Ronaldo Freeman
Eleanor Cameron
Betty Linden
Edward Madama
Albert Nelson
William Peck
Roland Wright
Dora Fletcher
OPS Cautions New England Dealers on Ceiling Price Rules
New England automobile dealers were warned by the OPS to follow ceiling price regulation 83 for retail sales of new passenger cars. Joseph M. McDonough, the New England director, said many dealers have not complied and must file a report detailing charges for preparing and conditioning a new car before delivery.
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New England
OPS
Joseph M. McDonough
Study Links Stuttering to Insecurity and Resentment
A Boston University speech clinic study led by Donald M. Wilson finds that stuttering often stems from insecurity and resentment. The research notes that mentioning authority figures can trigger stuttering, with sufferers rarely seeking help due to hidden emotions and fear of judgment.
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Boston
U.P
Boston University
Donald M. Wilson
Wilson
Trans oceanic TV predicted as soon as next generation
Syracuse report quotes Dr. Walter R. G. Baker of General Electric forecasting trans oceanic television within the present generation. He notes key technical gaps before overseas programs can broadcast and contrasts U S dominance in TV with Europe and rumors of prewar Russian transmitters. He cautions about public figures facing scrutiny via the camera and highlights global interest and potential safeguards.
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Syracuse
U.P
Walter R. G. Baker
General Electric ‘Co
Baker
WRGB
Schenectady
N. Y
America
Italy
France
Gland
América
Russia
Men on Navy Carrier Eat Hearty and Well
San Diego reports Captain Dennis J. Sullivan commanding officer of the USS Boxer cites seven months of service off Korea. Boxer cooks served 561000 plus pounds of potatoes and 482000 pounds of meat. Coffee bread butter vegetables fruit and water usage are detailed.
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Calif
U.P
Dennis J. Sullivan
Warwick
N. Y
Boxer
Sullivan
Korea
Boxer Mers
Navy
MISSION N ACCOMPLISHED Churchill speech closes congress
Aging Churchill summarized his United States mission in a joint session of Congress. He invoked Bismarck on peace and urged Britain and the United States to maintain their guarantees of peace as he concluded his remarks.
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Stindy Churchill
United States
Congress
Bismarck
Britain
U S Baby Boom Population Rise Cited by Met Life Bulletin
A metropolitan Life bulletin reports U S population growth with births accelerating toward 1962 estimates. The bulletin notes roughly 25 million births per decade and projects a total approaching 191 million by 1962.
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Ee Sf
United States
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