Concord Enterprise Publication Note and Rates
Public notice from the Concord Enterprise Press Inc detailing publication details, editor, address in Marlboro and distribution by Thursday issue. It notes no financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements but will reprint the affected portion. Subscription rates are listed for single copies and one year.
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Concord Enterprise
the _ Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Maso
R. W. Currier
Walden Street
Concord Tel
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Wheat subsidy fever shapes farm aid politics
A column argues quick wheat subsidies could flood farmers with parity certificates, promising 660 of 1200 bushels for high prices. It notes Nebraskan spokesman Herbert J. Hughes and the National Association of Wheat Growers backing a domestic parity plan amid pre election pressure. It also cites Churchill urging Westward movement and a broad riff on Groundhog Day and tax boosts from stock market gains.
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Herbert J. Hughes
Nebraska
National Association of Wheat Growers
United States
Anniversary of Lutheran Guild on Saturday
Bethany Guild of St. John's Lutheran Church marks its elev enth anniversary on February 18 with an 8 p.m. program featuring guest speaker Miss Alva Magnusson of Worcester. She brings parish work in Trinity Lutheran and Geneva Lutheran World Federation experience. Coffee and cake follow. 1956 officers named Uno Hietanen president Toivo Erkkinen vice president Martin Maki treasurer Otto Kunelius secretary.
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Maynard
Bethany Guild
Guild
Uno Hietanen
Toivo Erkkinen
Martin Maki
Otto Kunelius
Ships Carry Most Trade Goods Among Nations
Shipping handles more than three fourths of total international goods, underscoring ships pivotal role in world commerce. Government bonds and savings programs referenced as part of fiscal context amid trade discussion.
Frank Vana Tops Sudbury Scoring In Nonleague Win
Sudbury defeated St Peters High 70 to 34 in a nonleague game led by Frank Vana with 27 points. Don Howell followed with 10 points as Sudbury’s top scorers, while DeMont Cartman and Trussell added contributions and several players were moved up from Jay Vee’s.
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Sudbury
St. Peters High
Southboro
Frank Vana
Frank
Roe
Politan
Don Howell
Derk
Don
Big
Wee” DeMont
Frank Cartman
Trussell
Jay Vee’s
Denis Pizza
John
al Moulton
Bill Hoagland
Frankie Carlman
Howell
Os J. Moulton
Carlman
Vana
Pittman
Moulton i Eel
Hoagland
Locals Share Win Records in School Sports Roundup
Concord Middlesex School second hockey team defeated Noble and Greenough 3 0 on Wednesday. Third basketball team fell to Lexington High 42 39. fourth hockey lost to Fenn 6 2.
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Concord
Middlesex
Noble & Greenough
St. Sebastian’s
Lexington J. H. S
Fenn
Belmont Hill
Fay School
St. Paul's Seconds
Governor Dummer
Arthur's Best Buys Trounce Cleaners 78-67
Acton Farmers kept first place in the Acton Bowling League at Harvard by defeating Osiers and improving to 3-1, while Maynard-Arthur's Best Buys beat Maynard Cleaners 78-67 in the Town Championship opener at Concord Armory. Eddie Boyden led with 328 and 118, and Dick Gallant reached 321 to 308 for the Best Buys alongside other 300s from Carlson 321 and Anderson 319. Nowich led Cleaners with 38 points as Kulevich added 28, with balanced scoring across the Best Buys. The next Concord Armory rematch is set for next Wednesday.
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Acton
Maynard
Arthur
Best Buys
Maynard Cleaners
Concord Armory
Ed Gallagher
al Harvey
Alex Kulevich
Albie Rogers
Cleaners
Bnis
Hank Nowich
Paul Kivikoski
Nowich
Kulevich
Gallagher
Roger Murray
Gibbons
Oliver
Eastern Board
Concord H Company basketball drubs Wo burn rivals 83 to 41
Concord H Company defeated Company G from Woburn 83 to 41 with Tommy Alexander scoring the top total and Paul McLaughlin second high. The following night they lost 94 to 73 at the Massachusetts Correctional Institution in Concord where Alexander scored 35 points.
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Concord
Woburn
Tommy Alexander
Paul McLaughlin
Mass
The
Reformatory
Alexander
Elliot
All-Stars
McLaughlin
Company H
Ernie Alexander
Wayne Hughes
Jack Raynor
Maynard
Joe Martines
Bedford
John Manchuso
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Red & Gunners
Harold Johnston
Bill Bovey
William Clayton
William Tobin
Frederick Malcolm
Ernest Landry
Ronald Freeman
Submarine Built by Bushnell Near Saybrook in Revolutionary War
David Bushnell built a submarine at Saybrook Connecticut during the Revolutionary War. The craft operated a few miles from the site of today’s U S submarine base in New London.
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David Bushnell
Saybrook
Connecticut
U.S
New London
McGillicuddy Close to Scoring Record Ahead of McLaughlin
Concord Captain Don McGillicuddy nears the season scoring mark with 292 points, needing 46 in two games to tie last year’s 338 record set by McLaughlin. Reading star trails with 338. Clark Thorpe and Joe Bellinoe also among top scorers as Stoneham awaits Friday. Army troops along the Iron end loom as a caution to potential aggressors.
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Concord
Don McGillicuddy
Reading High Star
Paul McLaughlin
Pio
Stoneha McGillicuddy
Clark Thorpe
Joe Bellinoe
McLaughlin
Sudbury Beats Weston in Fast Second Clash
Sudbury High defeated Weston 71 to 46 in a fast paced Tuesday game at Weston. Captain Woe DeMont scored 13 points, Frank Vana led with 31, and Sophomore Al Moulton added 18 as Weston’s Jay Vees lost 31-22 with Dick erussell and Randy Hairston each totaling six.
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Sudbury
Weston
Sudbury High
Sudbury Weston
Sudbury-Weston
Frank Vana
Musn
al Moulton
Jay Vee’s
Erussell
Randy Hairston
Howell
J. Moulton
Pittman
A. Moulton
Our Lady's C Y O Plans February Activities
Our Lady's C Y O held a monthly communion followed by a collation and meeting at the church hall with invited speaker Victor Popeo of Boston College. Plans include February activities such as an intermediate girls basketball team games Saturdays at West Concord, a February 14 Valentine dance after Confraternity class, a potential February 23 skiing trip, a March 6 Lenten film Christ the King, and a monthly classical music appreciation group meetings on the second Tuesdays at 8.
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Concord
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Our Lady’s C
C Y O Seek Title Have Won Seven Play Next Sunday
West Concord Our Lady's intermediate basketball team sits second in the C Y O League with seven wins and two losses. They face St Charles of Woburn at Concord Sunday at 3 pm and meet St Patrick's of Stoneham Monday. The schedule includes Blessed Sacrament of Saugus on February 19 and two games with St Agnes of Arlington to close the season. Co captains Paul McLaughlin and Donald Witherell lead a roster featuring McLaughlin Witherell Alexander Spellman Horne Lyons Denaro Asbjornsen Martines Melisi.
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West Concord
Our Lady’s
C.Y.O
Concord
St. Patrick’s of Stoneham
Blessed Sacrament of Saugus
St. Agnes of Arlington
CoCauvtains
Paul McLaughlin
Donald Witherell
West Concordians
McLaughlin
Witherell
Tom Alexander
Spike Spellman
Andy Horne
Paul Lyons
Paul Denaro
Ronald Asbjornsen
Joe"Martines
Donald Melisi
Maynard Clinches Second Interstate League Title
Maynard-Arthury clinched the league title by defeating Leominster Rec and others in a season finale. Maynard edged Milford 48 to 45 at Lynch Auditorium as John Kulevich led both teams with 18 points and Tony Bonina added 12 for the Scarlets. The standings show Maynard and Leominster tied atop the league, with Townsend, Groton, and New Ipswich also in contention.
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Maynard
Milltowners
Lynch Auditorium
Tony Bonina
Scarlets
John Kulevich
Arthury
Sun New Ipswich
Leominster
Midland
Gbudson
Franklin
Williams
Mograss
Rizoh
C 'Bonina
Lanzetta
Maynard Maynard Weaving
Gallagher
If Crotty
Il Dargiewicz
Lf Kulevich
Tomyl
Chandler
Ee Kirkkeski
C Loker
Ee Hartley
Lizotte
Howes
E. Rogers
Sertuse
Vodok
Lys
Ips
Niskala
Putnam
Rf Lafrenierg
Rf Hill
Thayer
Emma
Parhiala
Ceeas
Concord Wins at Wakefield in Tight 51-48 Victory
Concord High defeated Wakefield 51-48 to secure a .500 mark in the Middlesex League and maintain a potential path to second place. Captain Clark Thorpe again led scoring with 22 points in the Tuesday contest.
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Concord
Wakefield
Concord High
Clark Thorpe
Nashoba Sportsmen Club Meeting Scheduled for Feb 16
The North Acton team standing will hold a Nashoba Sportsmen's Club meeting next Thursday February 16 at 8 PM at the club house Route 27 President Walter L Perrault will preside.
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North Acton
Nashoba Sportsmen’s Club
Walter L. Perrault
Sportsmans Convention Held In Maynard
A Maynard gun club hosts a state convention on conservation and game. Speakers include Senator Furbush Roland Gaudet and biologist Wilkins with Bill Sweet director of sources. Federation plans to appear. sports reporters and ten papers attend. Frank gives a toast. event hosted by President Joe B. and the Rocettes at the Club House March 17.
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Maynard
Furbush
Roland Gaudet
Jim
Wikins
Bill Sweet
Federation
Frank
Joe Bound
the Rocettes
Lucky man's luck on Lake Mil finds glasses in hole
A man fishing on Lake Mil miles west of here lost his eyeglasses in a hole. He netted them with a retrieved hook and regained his sight.
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Ml Miles
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Hole
Hook
Graham to Browns headlines standout year in pro sports
Graham, returning from retirement to quarterback the Cleveland Browns, named Processional Athlete of the Year in a nationwide poll. He previously placed runner up to Willie Mays in 1954 and earned multiple honors including an AP All Pro plaque and Football Hall of Fame consideration. The NFL also approved a new rule making a grounded ball carrier dead when any body part other than hands or feet touches the ground.
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Cleveland Browns
Willie Mays
New York Giants
Otto
Associated Press
National Football League
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