Maynard Enterprise Park editorial and publishing note
Maynard Massachusetts weekly edition sets publisher details for The Enterprise Press Inc. with address case Bldg Nason St and contact 738 Entered as Second Class Matter August 25 1908 at the Post Office. The notice states no financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements and that reprints will cover any errors. Advertisers are urged to notify management promptly. Subscription rates are listed but partially unreadable.
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Maynard Enterprise Park
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Case Bldg
Nason St
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Post
Maxibone
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press, Inc
Enterprise
Tax Evasions and Revenue Loss Cited by IRS Officials
IRS officials estimate evasions by the wealthy cost the government about 3 billion dollars yearly. Investigators report $1.27 billion in extra income taxes found through suspicious cash holdings, with civil disclosures totaling over 170 million dollars from 115 000 dodgers.
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Internal Revenue
Taft Calls Republicans More Handsome Than Democrats
Senator Taft told a Maine Republican gathering that Republicans, both men and women, are better looking than Democrats. He suggested opponents may counter with statistics or photos, while Democrats push their own image in response.
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Taft
Maine
Agen
Betsey Flannagan Engaged to John LaFoley of Acton
Betsey Scott Flannagan the daughter of Mr and Mrs H Daniel Flannagan of Main Street South Acton is engaged to John LaFoley son of Mrs John LaFoley of 266 Main Street Acton. Miss Flannagan a WAVES veteran and Acton High School graduate plans marriage to Mr LaFoley a Hudson High School and Worcester Trade School graduate who served 18 months in the Army Air Force and works in the engineering department at Heath Company Worcester. They will marry April 12.
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South Acton
H. Daniel Flannagan
Main Street
Betsey Scott Flannagan
John LaFoley
Flannagan
Acton High School
WAVES
Ex Reform inmate linked to Black Dahlia murder case
Police detained George F. Poleet after a blood stained axe found in a stolen car trunk connected him to the Los Angeles murder of Elizabeth Short. He claimed to be in Lee when authorities say he was in Los Angeles, and he faced larceny charges from Norfolk prior parole.
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West Concord
Mastaneete Reformatory
George F. Poleet
Pretty
Elizabeth Short
Medford
Los Angeles
California
Baryeis
Leew
Poleet
Lee District Court
Norfolk
Massachusetts Reformatory
Bedford Girl Scouts mark 35th founding anniversary
The Bedford Girl Scouts plan events for March 12 to observe the 35th anniversary of the group. Miss Juliette Low founded the first Girl Scouts in Savannah Georgia. A Mother and Daughter banquet will be held in the Church of Christ vestry with the initial founders as guests. Supper committee members include Mrs W Albert Arthur, Mrs Charles A Barrett, Mrs Eugene W Connors, Mrs Horace S Teague, Mrs Gordon Speedie and Mrs Louise Watson.
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Bedford
Girl Scouts of
Girl Scouts
Juliette Low
Savannah
Georgia
Church of Christ
Scouts
W. Albert. Arthur
Charles A. Barrett
Eugene W. Connors
Gordon Speedie
Louise ‘Watson
GM Plant to Open in September Framingham
General Motors will start production at a Framingham plant in September, creating up to 6 000 jobs as crews increase from 2 200. The facility includes a hospital, cafeteria, rest rooms, executive rooms, and a test road for cars before delivery. Housing, utilities, and transportation will be planned to support new employees and nearby communities Marlboro and Hudson.
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General Motors
Framingham
Wu. Hy
Western Avenue
Warn Avenue
Milford
Fitts Studia
Marlboro and
Hudson
Teria
C. A. Swayze
Wages and Salaries Share of U S Income Reported
A study by the Connecticut Man tacto estimates wages and salaries averaged 69 percent of national income. It notes a substantial portion of revenue stems from wage earnings, typically accounting for 80 to 85 percent of product price.
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U.S
Connecticut
West Concord Woman's Club to Meet Friday at Union Church
A regular meeting of the West Concord Woman's Club will be held Friday at 2 30 p m at Union Church. President Grey Wilson will preside with Mrs Warren T Powell of Independence Road Concord acting as host. Refreshments will be served.
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West Concord
Seavey Elected to Education Fraternity Phi Delta Kappa
Concord friends congratulate Morton R. Seavey principal of Peter Bulkeley School on his initiation into Phi Delta Kappa a national honorary society for educators. He was accepted last Saturday as one of several candidates from the university school of education.
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Concord
Morton R. Seavey
Peter Bulkeley
Phi Delta Kappa
Seavey
School of Education
University
Patent Granted for Phosphorus Match by Alonzo D Phillips
In 1836 Alonzo D Phillips of Springfield received a patent for the phosphorus match.
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Io Alonzo D. Phillips
Springfield
Prices to fall slowly through year says agriculture report
A Department of Agriculture forecast projects meat supplies meeting 1946 levels for the remainder of the year with prices easing gradually. Beef will rise as lamb and mutton fall, fats and oils demand remains tight, and Europe faces severe shortages despite UN relief.
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Department of Agriculture
Europe
Austria
Poland
Greece
Italy
United Nations
Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
George ‘C. Marshall
Congress
Department
Merce
Philippines
Grange Plans Open House at Odd Hall West Concord
The Grange announces an open house at Odd Hall in West Concord on a February evening at 8 o clock. Isaac Grange sponsors the event with prizes and refreshments to attract attendees.
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West
Concord
Oddhall
West Concord
Isaac Grange
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