Marlboro Enterprise listing header and agencies
Publication details for the Marlboro Enterprise Press Inc. dated 1908 outline office address 16 Liberty St Marlboro Massachusetts and contact details for agents Julius Matthews in Boston and New York. It notes second class matter status and responsibility disclaimer for typographical errors.
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Concord Enterprise
the _ Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Moase R. W. Currier
Walden Street
Concord Tel
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Population estimates show rising U.S. numbers
The Census Bureau, at year start, places U.S. population near 169 million in a non-scientific estimate for general use. Repeated projections since the last official census indicate steady growth, suggesting that higher production will be needed now and in the near future to meet demand and may push figures to unprecedented levels.
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United States Census Bureau
United States
Census Bureau
Anther
The One-Drink Driver Reflections On New Year Safety
A reflective editorial warns that even light drinking impairs drivers, delaying reaction and increasing crash risk. It argues many accidents stem from mildly intoxicated motorists who overestimate their control, with soberer drivers sometimes more cautious than those who feel sober.
World Almanac 1957 highlights Suez crisis and Hungarian revolt
The 1957 World Almanac surveys top world events affecting the United States from 1956 and beyond. It ranks the Suez Crisis military intervention, the Soviet suppression of Hungary, U S election results, nuclear energy uses, and desegregation as leading stories. It details international effects on the West and Arab world, updates population shifts, and notes Los Angeles surpassing Philadelphia as the nation’s third largest city. The almanac expands coverage of astronomy, social security, and space-age curiosity while outlining economic and industrial trends.
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Harry Hansen
United States
Great Britain
France
Suez Canal
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Soviet Union
Stalin
Moscow
Tito
World Almanac
Near East
Europe
Bureau of the Census
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Ben Franklin
Richard
Letters to the Editor about B M station snow problems
A Concord resident laments the B and M railroad station parking area after the January 7 storm. She explains the lot was uncleared, blocking entry and delaying trains, while snow removal equipment clashed with the process. She cites a missed train and peril to children seeking assurances of better handling.
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Concordian
Define Terms In Reading Budgets
Washington reports quick definitions of budget terms including fiscal year 1958 running July 1, 1957 to June 30, 1958. Fiscal 1957 is the current budget year starting July 1 and ending June 30. Revenues are government receipts from taxes and other sources. Surplus is the excess of revenues over spending at year end.
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Washington
Palmer To Speak At P T A Monday
Carlisle J Palmer director of guidance at Concord High will address the Carlisle P T A Monday January 2 at 8 p m at the brick schoolhouse with President Mark Brook in charge. He will speak on Vocational Guidance and refreshments will be served.
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Carlisle
John C. Palmer
Concord High School
Carlisle P
Mark Brook
Palmer
World Almanac 1957 Highlights and Contents
The World Almanac presents yearly summaries across sports including the World Series notable Larsen performances, major league records, and results in track racing football basketball bowling and international events. It lists scientific medical advances mountaineering religious data church memberships feast days and denominational headquarters with cultural sections on opera theater and films.
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Don Larsen
World Almanac
New York Words-Telegram
the Sun
Barclay Street
New York
N.Y
Local Post Offices Close Examination
Substitution clerk carrier examination announcements from the U S Civil Service Commission Boston area updated. Applications must be received by mail and postmarked by January 22 with no acceptance after business close. Affected offices include Acton Bedford Concord Lincoln Maynard Sudbury and West Concord.
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Concord
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Boston
Acton
Bedford
Lincoln
Maynard
Sudbury
West Concord
New pamphlet issued on retardation
The Child Who Is Mentally Retarded, a pamphlet by the Children’s Bureau, U S Department of Health Education and Welfare, outlines diagnostic evaluation and home training for retarded children. It notes many are educable or trainable and stresses acceptance of no known cure to guide planning and community help. Available from the Superintendent of Documents Washington DC at ten cents a copy.
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Children’s Bureau
Superintendent of Documents
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Navy Lieutenant Visits Family After Persian Gulf Leave
Lieut J G William Fitzpatrick U S Navy spent a leave with parents Mr and Mrs John Fitzpatrick 5 Shir ley Street West Concord after returning from the Persian Gulf An anniversary mass will be sung at Our Lady Help of Christians Church for Lieut Angelo Mascariello a one time Company H officer and World War II Guadalcanal casualty in the Southwest Pacific Theater
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J.G
William Fitzpatrick
U. S. Navy
John Fitzpatrick
Shirley Street
West Concord
Persian Gulf
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Angelo Mascariello
Guadalcanal
Southwest Pacific
Boston Rotary hears A Page Browne hotel real estate expert
A Page Browne of the Shér aton Corporation spoke at the Boston Rotary Club weekly meeting at noontime. He is recognized as an authority on hotels and real estate.
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A. Page Browne
Ball's ‘Hill Road
Shératon Corporation
Boston Rotary Club
Tribute honors Yankee Division leader at Boston armory dinner
Brig. Gen. Otis M. Whitney of Concord state commissioner of public safety attended the testimonial dinner honoring Maj. Gen. Edward D. Sirois retired commanding general of the Yankee Division. Sirois received several awards at the event at the Commonwealth Armory in Boston.
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Otis M. Whitney
Concord
Wisconsin Public Service sets long accident free record
The 1,650 employees of the Wisconsin Public Service Corp. logged 2,446,171 man hours without a lost-time accident. The company noted the record equals one worker 1,102 years without such an incident. The milestone was reached last November.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
Police blotter notes speeders vandals and solicitors
Concord police record several speed complaints on Route 117 and an uptick in vandalism at street lights. Reports of impersonating solicitors prompt advice to verify registration. Sal Silvio joins as special officer. A knife fight between Puerto Rican workers leads to a hospital visit. An accident at Everett and Stow streets causes minimal damage. A grand jury incident involved a houseowner and burglaries list confusion.
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Concord
Police Department
Sal” Silvio
West Concord
Sal
Emerson Hospital
Elmer E. Peachey
Daviscourt
Mary Dalton
Old Bridge Road
Everett and
Stow Streets
Lexington
Grand Jury
Fraser Leads Middlesex League Scorers After Six Games
Concord-Sophomore Don Fraser of Concord High with a six game total of 123 points tops the Middlesex League scoring. He leads Greg Loser of Belmont with 119 and Captain Mike Callahan of Winchester with 115 as Belmont hosts Winchester Friday in a race for team leadership.
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Concord
Don Fraser
Concord High
Wakefield
Fraser
Greg Loser
Belmont
Mike Callahan
Winchester
Callahan
Loser
Concord Loses Fourth League Match at Stoneham
Concord High trailed most of the game before a 57 to 54 loss at Stoneham. Don Fraser led Concord with 24 points as the Middlesex League contest ended in defeat for the locals after a 44-39 third period deficit.
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Concord
Concord High
Stoneham
Don Fraser
Ordinary boy made White House by Ike
Vera Terwilliger of Dunning recalls Eisenhower as a plain boy in Abilene Kansas. She remembers the future president at sixteen as a tall gangling worker among local youths and notes his enduring personal popularity despite political disagreements. She adds she never voted Republican until Ike.
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Dunning
Neb
Vera Terwilliger
Eisenhower
Abilene
Kan
Labor Share Feeds Nation Costs Bill in 1955
The article notes about five million workers, nearly 10 percent of the U S labor force, are needed to move food from farmer to consumer. It estimates the 1955 labor bill at 32 billion dollars.
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U. S
Leading heart scientist joins UC Los Angeles staff
Dr. wi fried F. H. M. Mommaerts, a nationally renowned heart disease researcher, has joined the University of California medical school in Los Angeles. He will head a major cardiovascular program and help establish a new research laboratory with the Los Angeles County Heart Association.
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Los Angeles
ULP
Wifried F. H. M. Mommaerts
natio@h
University of California Medical School
Los Angeles County Heart Association
Maynard School News and Emerson Junior High Attendance Honors
Maynard High School hosted Mrs Stevens of Franklin Technical Institute who described courses to seniors on January 10. Emerson Junior High recognizes four months of perfect attendance with honor rolls led by Grade Eight and Seven students, amid notes on parental support and scholastic effort.
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Maynard High School
Maynard
Stevens
Franklin Technical Institute
Emerson Junior High School
Emerson
Ruth’ Boardman
Arlene Chyzus
Richard Clark
Mary
Lee Gilleney
Gail Hellawell
Erlene Jarvi
Cynthia Kodzis
Joseph Lattuca
Elizabeth Kugima
Paul Lukashuk
Katherine Mackey
Martin Micolm
Frances Marsh
Ann Lawlor
Judith Martion
Martucci
Sandi
McDowell
Sandra Mel- Murphy
Benjamin_Pakus
Adrienne Ruggerio
Michael Sczerzen
Diane Shaw
Karen Soroka
Karen Sousa
Robert, Taylor
Richard Tierney
John’ Latva
Anan Littig
Jeanne Mafia
Carol Maskiewicz
Robert Merriam
Anthony Novick
Cheryl Nyman
Jean Russo
John’ Silvio
Arlene Sivonen
David Sotrines
Priscilla Sotrines
Green Meadow School January 11 1957 Class Exhibits
In grade 1 the children proudly exhibit Christmas dolls and toys. In grade 2 the children have been learning and displaying seasonal crafts and holiday items.
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Green Meadow School
Jones Clinches Eastern Senior Slalom Title at Bromley
Jones, ex Midlebury College coach and Rutland insurer, won the U S Eastern Senior men's slalom at Big Bromley Mountain Manchester Vermont. He timed 2 35 6 over a 34 gate course to take a three second margin over the second place finisher.
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Concord
Joe, Jones
Middlebury College
Anne Johnson
U.S
Big Bromley
Manchester
Vermont
Rutland
Jones
Hockgebrir- Be
Anchors Win On Francis 344 In Mill Dam Bowling
Concord Anchors blanked K of C 4 0 at Bedford Monday as Joe Francis rolled 344 and 136. Bramblers stayed second by whitewashing Tudys 4 0 Jokers topped Priests 3 1. Hubbardville beat Post Office 3 1 Lincoln downed Bridge Acres 3 1 Bud Harmon 332 John Hayes 329 Basil Nickerson Charlie Colombo runner up singles 126.
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Concord
Mill Dam
Bedford
Joe Francis
Bram‘blers
Tudys
Jokers
Priests
Hubbardville
Post Office
Lincoln
Bridge Acres
Bud Harmon
John Hayes
Basil Nickerson
Charlie Colombo
Acton Bowling League Second Half Results Unfold
Farmers beat Barons 4 0 in both sessions as Olympics also win 4 0. Top scorers include Walter Carlson 364 and Dick Scribner 319 with Carlson 129 in a match and Ed Anderson 118. Upcoming games set Orioles vs Barons Outlaws vs Owls Farmers vs Olympics at Harvard 8:30.
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Farmers
Barons
Olympics
Walter Carlson
Dick Scribner
Stuart Kennedy
Les Smith
Carlson
Ed Anderson
Dick Gallant
Smith
Orioles
Outlaws
Owls
Harvard
Punt Ignites Fire In Melville Home After Line Contact
A punted football struck a power line in Grand Rapids causing a short circuit that started a fire in the George A. Melville residence. No injuries were reported as firefighters contained the blaze.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
George A. Melville
Fragmentary School Notes Reflect Local History
An incomplete OCR passage mentions Calvin Coolidge era context and grade level notes. It references a department of public vision, honors for Linda D Errico, reading lists, a poliomyelitis vaccine event, and a January date at a building. Names and details are garbled, but imply a school bulletin with historical figures and health initiatives.
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Calvin Coolidge
Ian
Department of Elvision of Public
Linda
Christine
Errico
Maynard-The Basketeers Compete In Midland League Play
The Maynard team faces a crucial Midland League schedule with a looming title chase. Captain Johnny leads the offense as Lawson's locals travel to Franklin for a key game after strong showings against Marlboro and Clinton. The season heads toward a spacious new gym and rising local interest.
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Maynard
Lawson
Clinton
Ford
Johnny
Franklin
Elk hunter recalls horse tied to pine tree near Caribou County
Sheriff Ralph Mar TM, a longtime Elk County official, recounts a tale of an elk hunt. A hunter and his horse were tied to a pine tree, prompting the Caribou County recollection of an unlikely encounter and a question about seeing an elk and saddle on the horse.
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Soda Springs
Gus
Ralph Mar
Caribou
Middlesex School Results Highlight Second Middlesex 9
A garbled entry notes Middlesex school results with a mention of Second Middlesex scoring 9. The fragment hints at match or meet results but lacks full context for a complete summary.
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P.T.A
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Ohio
Gan
Murrin
Flahive
Truesdale
Rg Boyd
Ene Miolismcentre
N. Anderson
Roberts
ORS
Arnold
White House
Middlesex
Lee
Concord Wakefield
Melrose
Reading
U. OF Calif
Maynard School Ni
Cynthia Chatd Butler
Jamey Joseph Uglevich
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Dnessey
Ad Bakun
Diane Law Town
Nurge
Marrents
Yhildred Holden
Francis
Seer Tance Afar
Cole
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Middlesex ‘School
Ments
Second Middlesex
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