Marlboro Enterprise Press Masthead and notice
The fragment shows the Marlboro Enterprise Press Inc masthead with editor Warden Street Concord and circulation details. It lists address at 16 Liberty St Marlboro MA and contact numbers, with a 1908 post office notice and policy on reprinting typographical errors plus agency listings in Boston and New York. Subscription rates appear as single copies five cents and yearly two dollars.
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Enterprise
S¢ Press Inc
Liberty St
Arboro
Mas
Currier
Concord
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Eestern
Julius Matthews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Marrow pranks and political musings from a cluttered year
A quirky piece riffs on marrowpranks in children causing violent fits then returns to humor as a Southern woman explains the marrow’s outlet. It shifts to wartime finance and tax pressures, notes Hungary’s brave resistance, and contemplates legal and budget issues amid 1956 newsprint noise.
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Hungary
Free enterprise and Labor Industry plan for America
A letter advocates restoring free enterprise in the United States. It urges limiting inflation, sharing ownership with workers, a pension and home ownership plan, neutral audits, and reduced subsidies. It condemns union leaders for misuse of funds and calls government to remove social security and watch monopolies.
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House of Representatives
Senate
America
United States
East Coast
Gulf Coast
Bailey T. Tally
M.D. Aupemarle
N. C
A Happy New Year By Grace M Roscher
A hopeful holiday greeting urges the nation to welcome the new year with gratitude for past blessings and prayers for guidance. It calls for peace, justice, unity, and the defeat of hardships and war, hoping for courage and goodwill to sustain friendships worldwide.
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Grace M. Roscher
Remembering Bradf ord and the old railroad days
John M. Stover recalls growing up on a farm near Bradford Ohio once a railroad junction with three divisions. He describes long twelve hour days for trackmen earning one dollar, small engines with four drivers, coal fueled trains, and tall funnel stacks, all from a bygone era of the panhandle division.
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John M. Stover
Christianburg
Ohio
Bradford
Pennsylvania ‘‘Panhandle
Indianapolis
Waco Sostelbinens
Bervdice
Frankfort
Kentucky
Naval Reserve Center Demands Quadrupled Back Rent
Waterbury Connecticut reports the Naval Reserve Training Center insists on a bill for two years back rent due the city be issued in quadruplicate. The annual rental is one dollar. The city faces a nominal rent dispute amid documentation formalities.
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Waterbury
Brownies End Season With Christmas Party
Troop 5 Brownies closed half year activities with a Christmas party at the American Legion Home on December 17. A flag ceremony opened the event followed by an exhibit of crafts and decorations made by the girls.
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Magnate
Troop 5
American Legion
Mrs. Warren
Linda Mason
Paula Saarinen
Carole Ishida
Howe
Maki
Erkkinen
Nelson
Lowe
Patricia Raksey
Phyllis Whitney
Maureen Lever
Jeanette Tompkins
Carol Lou Askjamsen
Whitney
Raksey
Rae
Palmer
Dzerkacz
Girl Scouts
Troop 6
Fire Dept notes respond to pediatric medical call
Acton Fire Department received a Tuesday afternoon request for a resuscitator for a four year old. Police arrived first and transported the child to a hospital. Last Saturday night three calls were logged for damaged wires from heavy snowfall on Arlington and Central streets.
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Acton
H. Stuart MacGregor
Arlington Street
Central Street
Forest Fire Danger Forecast Begun Amid Heavy Snowstorm
The U S Weather Bureau started its semi annual Forest Fire Danger Forecast in Connecticut as the state endures the year's worst snowstorm. A garbled line mentions a Mexican jumping bean and an insect larva with 16 legs and hooks, delivering a head blow to induce movement.
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Hartford
Help Wanted Furnished or Unfurnished Two Room Apt
Classified ad offering furnished or unfurnished two room apartment in a residential area near town center. Includes heat, continuous hot water, gas stove and electric refrigerator. Contact Mrs. Rosemark at TW 7-2220.
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Rosemark
Massachusetts Civil Defense Survival Plan Initiative Urged
Governor Christian A. Herter orders every city and town to develop a detailed civil defense plan under the Survival Plan Project in cooperation with the Massachusetts Civil Defense Agency and the Federal Civil Defense Administration. The first phase runs through May 1957 with local plans led by municipal heads and civil defense directors.
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Goveror Christian A. Herter
Commonwealth
Splecmen
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Massachusetts Civil Defense Agency
Meat record set as U S produces 27.1 billion pounds
The American Meat Institute reports a 1955 U S meat production total of 27.1 billion pounds. It also estimates per capita consumption at 161 pounds.
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Chicago
United States
American Meat Institute
Acton Grange to Meet at Town Hall Tuesday
The next regular meeting of Acton Grange No. 259 P O H is set for the Town Hall on Tuesday January 8 at 8 o'clock with Mrs Bertha Tucker presiding. A local Women’s Club dinner night at Acton Center drew a large crowd and holiday decorations enhanced the meal prepared by a caterer. The Acton Center Woman's Club executive board met at Mrs Paul R McPherson's home on Main Street to plan the upcoming meeting next Wednesday.
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Acton Grange
P. of H
Bertha Tucker
Acton Wom. Club
Acton Center
Acton Center Woman’s Club
Paul R. McPherson
Main Street
Woman withholds birth of 19th child in Danbury
Mrs Edward Schimmer of Danbury claims she and her husband hid news of their 19th baby, saying they did not want fuss after already having triplets a year earlier.
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Danbury, Conn
Edward Scheimmer
Bedfow Family Notes From Emerson Grandparents Meeting
Mr and Mrs C li Jr of Selfridger announce a second sg 19 as they honor Emerson grandparent Mrs Charles Stefa cord. At the last meeting invited guests included McDermott pastor chael s Rev Fr of St Michael s. Ments served at the legion hall. Mr and Mrs Rod Lean of Hartford street moved to Newton residing with Mrs sher.
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Cli, Jr
Emerson Ernal
Charles Stefa Cord
McDermott
Chael’s
St. Michael’s Ments
Rod Lean
Hartford
Newton
Sher
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