Marlboro Enterprise executes weekly edition details
The Marlboro based Enterprise Press Inc publishes The Enterprise every Thursday at 18 Liberty Street Marlboro Massachusetts. Editor R W Currier leads the paper with postal registration dating August 25 1908. The paper notes no liability for typographical errors in advertisements and reserves reprinting rights. agencies listed in Boston and New York.
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the _Enerprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Masy
R. W. Currier
Walden Street
Concord Tel
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Cost of living trends show mixed increases in 1956
The National Industrial Conference Board reports a 103.2 consumer price index for November 1956, with transport costs up 4.7 points over the past year. Apparel up 1.4, food up 2.6, housing and sundries rising 1.6 and 2.4 as major factors.
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National Industrial Conference Board
National Transportation
Helicopter Service Expands To New York City Airports
Helicopter travel connects LaGuardia and nearby airports to a new heliport at Thirtieth Street on the Hudson River with a five dollar fare, cheaper than a taxi. Operators plan larger 12 passenger craft as demand grows and downtown heliports are envisioned for urban travel.
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New York City
Manhattan
LaGuardia
Thirtieth Street
Hudson River
International
Idlewild
Local correspondents bid farewell to Stow News
A Stow News correspondent writes of ending nine months reporting for Stow and thanks residents for support. She urges readers to continue backing Carolynn Johnson, the new Stew news correspondent, and to let her handle advertisements and subscriptions.
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Stow
Carolyn Johnson
Carol
Jane D, Follett
Gleasondale-Doreen Cofelice Celebrates Fifth Birthday
Gleasondale Doreen Cofelice daughter of Mr and Mrs Rocco Cofelice of Man Street marked her 5th birthday with a family dinner at home A blue white doll cake topped the table and an open house was held in the afternoon Anthony Cofelice Sr of Marlboro provided accordion music
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Gleasondale
Doreen Cofelice
Rocco Cofelice
Man Street
Anthony Coé ¥Elice, Sr
Marlboro
Boys Cook Club At Concord High In Six Week Series
Concord High students form a boys cook club under Mrs Heber. Six lessons teach cooking with a final 40 minute meal where students prepare, eat, and clean up. The program rotates to new groups after six weeks and aims for future cookouts.
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Concord High
False alarm prompts dorm evacuation at Marquet University
Fire chief Ed Wischer received 200 from Marquet University co-eds at O'Donnell Hall after a false alarm. A fire box on the dormitory first floor broke, sending 350 girls from the building before they reentered once no fire was detected.
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Milwaukee
Marquet University
O’donnell Hall
Ed Wischer
Newark Woman Compliments Officer. speeding fine cut
Magistrate Edwin J. C. Joerg heard Ruth B. Husted of Newark compliment the arresting officer and reduced her speeding fine from 21 to 20 dollars.
Concord Police Blotter Reports Indecent Exposure Case
An out of town youth was picked up on a charge of indecent exposure after a series of incidents over about three weeks. Patrolman Charles F Boardman made the arrest and Lieutenant Marshall F Witherell is prosecuting. A February 13 arraignment was continued.
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Concord
Charles, F. Boardman
Marshall F. Witherell
Concord resident given ten day suspended sentence then hospitalized
A West Concord resident initially received a ten day suspended sentence for drunkenness this week. The next day she was re detained on the same charge and committed to a hospital for psychiatric treatment.
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West
Concord
Car Collision on Strawberry Hill Road Involving Multiple Drivers
Police report describes minor damage from an accident on Strawberry Hill road between Daniel Puffer of Concord and Morbert W. Pike of Bedford on Monday. Patrolman Paul Sweeney investigated another collision on Route 2 where an operator cut from the passing lane into the overtaken car affecting Alfonso Landry of Sanford Maine and Milton Richmond of Chelsea.
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Strawberry Hill Road
Daniel Puffer
Concord
Morbert W. Pike
Bedford
Paul Sweeney
Alfonso “Landry
Sanford
Maine
Milton
Richmond
Chelsea
Drunken Soldier Held on Hit-and-Run Charge
A member of the armed forces was taken into custody Monday for drunkenness and later charged by Belmont police with hit-and-run. The defendant appeared in Concord District Court Tuesday morning.
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Belmont Police
Concord District Court
First Aid Courses Continue at Alcott School
Mrs. Mary Pratt, R. N., Red Cross instructor, offers advanced first aid classes at the Alcott School. Additional sessions for standard certificate holders are scheduled February 8, 11, and 15 from 7:15 to 9:30 PM.
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Concord
Mary Pratt
R. N
Red Cross
Alcott School
Newfound Lake formed by ancient glacial dam
Newfound Lake in central New Hampshire covers 4015 acres. It formed about 30,000 years ago when glacial debris dammed a deep river valley creating a scenic water edge with surrounding mountains and hills.
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Newfound Lake
New Hampshire
Boston Museum Buys Two Rembrandt Portraits
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts purchased two 1634 Rembrandt full length portraits of Rev. Johnnes Elison and his wife of Norwich England. Director Rathbone said the acquisition is the largest single art purchase in the museum’s 80 year history, raising its Rembrandt holdings to seven.
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Boston
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Rembrandt
Johnnes Elison
Norwich
England
Museum
Perry T. Rathbone
London
Paris
Rathbone
America
Eugene Schneider
Rembrandts
Family Ski Weekend Ideas For Non Skiers And Kids
A guide to enjoying a skiing weekend with non skiers and children. Suggests using resort entertainment options like nurseries babysitting ice activities dog sledding sleigh rides and movies in nearby towns. Recommends exploring winter shows dances hay rides and folk entertainment at resorts for a complete family outing.
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Maine
Otigon
Tay Resorts
Ldor
United S
Commerce
Judge Promotes Gardening For Couples
An Illinois divorce judge, Julius Miner, says shared interest in flowers and vegetables strengthens marriage. He argues many divorces stem from couples having little in common and advises couples to garden together in their back yards. He also recommends reading books on gardening.
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Illinois
Julius Miner
Miner
Concord Rainbow Assembly and Rotary Club Meet This Week
The Concord Rainbow Assembly will meet at Masonic Temple Saturday at 7 with Carolyn Forbes presiding. A Concord Rotary Club directors meeting led by Dr Edward Cleary is scheduled for Tuesday evening February 12 at his Alcott Road home. Rotarians plan a joint meeting with the Lions Club. The Evangelical Free Church Youth Fellowship will gather Friday at 7 30 at Sandra Thoresen home on Strawberry Hill Road.
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Concord' Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
Carolyn Forbes
Concord Rotary Club
Edward Cleary
Os ‘Alcott Road
Lions Club
Youth Fellowship of
Evangelical Free Church
Sandra Thoresen
Strawberry Hill Road
Tasmanias Apple Export Traces to 1788 Arrival
Capt William Bugh of H.M.S. Bounty brought the first apple trees to Tasmania in 1788, the National Geographic Society says. Today the fruit ranks as Tasmania's second most important export crop.
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William Bugh
H.M.S. Bounty
Tasmania
Australia
National Geographic Society
Tasmanie
Reformatory Escape Nipped In Hamper At Massachusetts Institution
West Concord officers thwarted an escape attempt at the Massachusetts Institution for Correction. Francis T Bolduc 19 Roxbury a lifer and former inmate in a 1952 riot was found hiding in a laundry hamper and was placed in segregation. William J McNally 61 of 12 Elm Place spotted the escapee and helped stop the attempt at the vehicle gate. The case will go before the Superior Court Grand Jury for an escape charge.
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West Concord
Massachusetts Institution For Correction
William J. McNally
Elm Place
McNally
Francis T. Bolduc
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
Francis’c McHugh
Damon Street
Bolduc
Edward S. Grehhan
Superior Court Grand Jury
Commonwealth Avenue
Hayward Society Reporter Becomes Towns First Policewoman
Edwina Killean, 24, assistant society editor at the Hayward Review, joins the police department as the town's first policewoman. She will work on juvenile and recreation detail assignments.
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Hayward
Calif
Edwina Killean
Hayward Review
Corrugated nickel steel trailers boost payload and volume
The article notes that many new truck trailers are being fabricated from nickel containing stainless steel. A corrugated light gauge form of this steel reduces weight without weakening structure thus increasing trailer carrying volume and payload.
Maynard Street Relocation Petition Noted by County Commissioners
Maynard residents petition Middlesex County to relocate Main Street and intersecting Summer Street over Methodist Church land. Hearing set for February 26 1957 at 10 30 am in East Cambridge. notices to be served and published in Maynard Enterprise.
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Maynard
Massachusetts
Middlesex County Commissioners
Mayzzard
Main Street
Summer Street
Methodist Church
Gerald J. Nee
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
County of
Cambridge
County Commissioners’ Office
Superior Court House
East Cambridge
Maynard Enterprise
Marlborough
Charles T. Hughes
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