Marlboro Enterprise Press publication masthead
The excerpt lists the Marlboro Massachusetts based Enterprise Press Inc. publication details with editors addresses and service notes. It notes publication weekly on Thursdays and states it reprints ads with typographical errors, plus eastern advertising representatives Julius Mathews in Boston and New York.
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Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Shortage of tailors spurs national institute push
The National Hand Tailoring Institute forms to attract more apprentices as a aging shortage endangers custom and ready to wear fashion. Arthur B. Duffy, president, warns American born men must enter tailoring to preserve the trade. Meanwhile a separate note highlights rising home danger from do it yourself hobbies and inhaling toxic fumes.
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Chicago
National Hand Tailoring Institute
Arthur B. Duffy
Duffy
Endangered Horses and Mules On U S Farms Rise Of Tractors
An era ends as 1.8 million of 5 million U S farms run without horses while tractors add a million in five years. Horses and mules drop 3.5 percent in the same period, urban farming spreads, and concern grows for preserving remaining equine stock.
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U. S
Letters of the Editor Maynard Mass In Memoriam
Maynard residents mourn the death of Guyer Fowler a kindly neighbor whose long friendship and many good deeds enriched the community. The writer reflects on mortality and faith noting large funeral attendance and the hope of a blessed afterlife for Fowler.
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Maynard
Mass
Maynard Enterprise
Guyer
Guyer Fowler
Frank Punch
Legion Auxiliary Dutchmaid Party Set Tuesday
American Legion Auxiliary Post No 235 invites all to a Dutchmaid Party on Tuesday January 31 at the Legion Home Summer Street. The sale offers clothing for all ages to benefit the Girls State Fund with refreshments and a door prize. If weather is bad the event will be rescheduled per the Maynard Enterprise.
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Maynard
American Legion Auxiliary Post No
Legion Home
Summer Street
Maynard Enterprise
Personality Study Guides Better Housing at Cornell
Cornell University housing research center surveyed 1,000 families to show contractors can improve livability by accounting for family background habits and interests. It warns on farm electrical wiring noting center pole method and separate water circuit to keep pumps working during fires.
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Ithaca, N. Y
Cornell University
The Bittern and State Birds Referendum of 1928
Children voted in an unusual 1928 statewide referendum to designate Illinois official state bird. The cardinal edged the blue bird with 39 226 votes to 30 306.
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Ilinoi
Four and Young Adults Enroll in South Korea 4-H Clubs
In South Korea, four and young adults have enrolled in 4-H clubs, joining local youth programs and agricultural education initiatives. The report highlights participation growth and regional club activities.
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South Korea
Franklin was first to use double vision
Franklin introduced bifocal lenses in 1784 to aid vision, enabling near and distant viewing in one frame. Bausch and Lomb announced the sale of its 35 millionth pair, noting Franklin's innovation and the evolution from basic bifocals to modern designs like Panoptik.
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Franklin
Rochester
N. Y
Benjamin Franklin
Milk St
Boston
Mass
Bausch and Lamb Optical Co
Book On Pan American Highway Being Written
Berkeley California UP a new book on the Pan American route from the Arctic Circle to Central America is in preparation author George R Stewart professor of English He will combine experiences from El Paso to southern Costa Rica Alaska and the Arctic Circle Publication by Houghton Mifflin is expected early in 1957
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Berkeley
Calif
Arctic Circle
Central America
University of California
isGeorge R. Stewart
Stoam
Andy
U. S
el Paso
Tex
Costa Rica
Alaska
Physiologist notes limits of hand speed versus eye movement
A physiologist rejects the idea that hand movements can outpace the eye in sleight of hand. Tricks do not rely on faster moves but on diverting the eye while real actions occur elsewhere.
Miss Jewell and Mr Mansfield Engaged
Acton Center announces the engagement of Syl via Marion Jewell daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth E Jewell to Robert A Mansfield son of the late Mr and Mrs Samuel F Mansfield of Arlington. Mansfield resides with his sister Mrs Donald C Robbins in South Acton. Jewell a Acton High School and Stenotype Institute Boston graduate works as private secretary in Raytheon Boston legal dept. Mansfield a Acton High School graduate teaches at Rex Corporation Acton.
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Acton Center
Kenneth E. Jewell
Newtowne Road
Sylvia Marion
Robert A. Mansfield
Samuel F. Mansfield
Arlington
Mansfield
Donald C. Robbins
Piper Road
South Acton
Miss Jewell
Acton High School
Stenotype Institute of
Boston
Raytheon Manufacturing Company
Waltham
Mr. Mansfield
Rex Corporation
Acton
Record Set in Building One Family Houses 1955
Washington reports 1955 saw more privately owned single family housing starts than any year except 1950 with 1,330,000 non farm homes begun. Total non farm housing starts fell short of the 1950 record but rose 9 percent from 1954. Last month starts dropped 17 percent to 75,000 units, matching seasonal expectations.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Sudbury Community Notices and Meetings Update
Anna Van Dusen returns to Sudbury living with the Brennans on Concord road. The Well Child Clinic meets the fourth Wednesday monthly with appointments via Florence Crane. Edward Kreitsek attended a national electronics symposium in Washington. SUASCO Watershed Association meets tonight at 8 p m in Sudbury Town Hall. William Watson, former NCO manager in Tokyo, will be stationed at Fort Bragg. Goodwill Industries drive at Sudbury Methodist Church runs 9 to 5 daily through February 1. Sewing planned January 26 and February 9 for the Morgan Memorial at Mrs. Spiller’s home. Goods at Goodspeed’s Book Store sales rise after December fire. Woman’s Association dinner set January 26 at Memorial Congregational Church.
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Well Child
Florence Crane
Hilltop
Edward Kreitsek
Dudley Road
South Sudbury
Institute of Radio Engineering
Statler Hotel
Washington, D. C
David Hawes
Sgt
William Watson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Watson
NCO
Tokyo
David
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
Morgan
Sudbury Methodist Church
Charles Spiller
Woman's Association
Memorial Congregational Church
Association
Postmen Retire After Long Sick-Leave Streak in Omaha
Twelve Omaha postal workers recently retired with a combined 1,489 unused sick days. Postmaster Walter Koriske described it as a local answer to charges of widespread sick leave abuses raised by government investigators.
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Omaha
Walter Koriske
March of Dimes Funds 14 Regional Respirator Centers
The March of Dimes finances fourteen regional respirator centers nationwide to assist polio patients with breathing support and long term care across the coast to coast network.
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March of Dimes
Company H Bolstered by Eight New Recruits
Concord notes eight new enlistees and transfers boosting Company H to 78 soldiers, aiming for 85 by June 30. Frederick L. Steele and John R. Raynor Jr join from different units, with Raynor to serve as second cook. Sgt. George Newton returns as communications chief. several locals from Bedford, Concord, Maynard, and Acton enlisted.
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Concord
Company H
Frederick L. Steele
John R. Raynor, Jr
Steele
Headquarters & Service Company
126Th Tank Battalion
Hill Roads
Boxborough
Raynor
132Nd Infantry
101St Infantry
Jack
Maynard
George Newton
Army
Newton
Acton
John C. Canpobasso, Jr
Bedford Road
Lincoln
Donald
Bedford School Committee announces Pine street bus stops
The Bedford School Committee says school buses will serve Pine street residents with stops for first and second grade students. The January League of Women Voters unit met January 16 at Mrs Gordon P. Coombs 76 Wilson Road and January 18 at Mrs Joseph Lee 17 Beacon Road and January 19 at Mrs Whitredge Clark 306 Davis Road to discuss the general sales tax bill likely to be introduced in the Massachusetts Legislature. Ball and Chain Club of the Church of Christ held a January 15 meeting with William Tomlinson 22 Dunster Road speaking on commercial art and package design followed by a Q A session and refreshments.
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Bedford School Committee
Pine Street
League of Women Voters
Gordon P. Coombs
Wilson Road
Joseph Lee
Beacon Road
Whitredge Clark
Davis Road
Mass
League
Ball and Chain Club
The
Church of Christ
William Tomlinson
Dunster Road
Births at Emerson Hospital This Week
Birth announcements from Emerson Hospital list new arrivals to local families. A son to Robert and wife on January 9, a son to Paul and wife on January 9, a son to Roy and wife on January 12, a daughter to James and wife on January 12, a son to Frank and wife on January 15, a daughter to Mark and wife on January 14, and a daughter to Leon and wife on January 15.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Robert Maura
Massachusetts Avenue
Harvard
Paul Bessoti
Taylor Road
Stow
Roy Smith
Arlington Street
West Acton
James Beetz
Boston Street
Somerville
Frank Kirby
Neillianway
Bedford
Mark Rizzitano
Damon Street
West Concord
Leon A. Magee
Middle Road
Boxborough
City collector repaid by conscience money in Worcester
A Worcester city official receives two dollar bills with notes calling them conscience money. The bills were mailed to the city manager and the handwriting on both notes matches. The events occurred within two weeks of each other as the city continues enforcement of its installment plan.
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Worcester
Army contracts drive record private factory output in 1954
In 1954 the Army issued nearly 2,000,000 contracts to factories and similar enterprises totaling about 5.75 billion dollars, reflecting current production requirements across private industry.
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Army
Belmont rallies in second half for first league loss
Belmont overcame a halftime deficit to win the Middlesex League game 61 to 37. Concord High remained unbeaten as the pair traded leads before Belmont surged in the final period.
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Concord
Concord High Droppe
Winchester Tops Middlesex League After 102-40 Win
Winchester leads Middlesex League after routing Melrose 102 to 40. Concord moves to second place with Friday matchup against Winchester looming in a high stakes race for the title.
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Concord
Winchester
Melrose
Middlesex Teams Register Wins Over St. Mark’s and Others
Middlesex School second team defeated St. Mark’s seconds 33 20 at Concord on Wednesday. The second team also beat Milton Academy seconds 50 22 at Milton. Middlesex third team lost 33 31 to Governor Dummer’s thirds in Concord. The St. Mark’s third beat Middlesex thirds at Southborough.
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Concord
Middlesex School
St. Mark’s
Southborough
Milton Academy
Milton
Governor Dummer
Middlesex
Bowling League Postponed By Snowstorm Schedule Next Week
Tuesday night’s Acton Bowling League rounds were postponed due to a snowstorm and will be rescheduled for April 11. The Farmers lead the standings with the Oilers second. next week’s January 24 schedule at Harvard lists Farmers versus Outcasts, Outlaws versus Wooltops, and Oilers versus Wildcats.
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Acton
Farmers
Oilers
Harvard
Outlaws
Wooltops
Wildcats
Concord Headquarters Defeats Thunderbirds in Pin Match
Concord-Headquarters beat the Thunderbirds 3 1 in a pin match at Wal-Lex. Charlie Simmons rolled 312 and 121, Bill Bovey 314 and 115, with A Milioto posting 301. Company F led teams with 1376 high score.
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Concord
Thunderbirds
Wal-Lex
Charlie Simmons
Bill Bovey
A. Milioto
Company F
Bedford Announces Junior and Senior High Basketball Teams
Bedford unveils boys and girls basketball teams with junior varsity and freshmen options under faculty manager L. P. Healy. Boys schedule lists games from January 20 to February 17 at multiple opponents. Girls schedule runs January 25 to February 17 with three road contests at Chelmsford Wilmington and Concord.
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L. P. Healy
Chelmsford
Bedford
Dracut
Concord
Wilmington
Ayer
Lexington
Maynard rally tops Hudson in rough home opener
In a crowded Armory Sunday, Maynard defeats Hudson 344 to 60 at halftime after a 13 3 start. Key players Kulevich Gallagher and Roger lead Maynard while Hudson's Vigeant Crossman and Guerard struggle as officials draw ire and Groton forfeits later in the day.
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Maynard
Arthy
Hudso Town
Gam Armory
Hudson
Howey
Paymen
Seo
Alex Big Ed Gallagher
Qear
and Kulevich
Vige
Albie Roger
Hudig
Kuleyj Lagher
Theil
Gro
Lagher
Albie Best
Cai Ward
Paul Kivikoski
McNayr
I Nayr
Groton
Oski
Inter Commissioners
Johns
Refevikoski
TOMY
I Kulevich
Howes
Kivikoski
E. Rogers
Clemmer
Rok
Lf von Est
Guidotti
Crossman
Wheeler
Phaneuf
Guerard
Eager
Goose Replaces Allegan Man and a Goose on Wet Route
A fragmented report describes a goose encounter on a road near Allegan involving Oliver Anderson and another man. They were returning from a failed outing when the Canadian goose incident occurred and the bird was captured bare-handed later.
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Allegan
Mich
Olver Anderson
A Ker
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Sudbury
Anna van Dusen
Westwood
William Brennans
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Suasco Watershed Association
Sudbury Town Hall
Thursdan
George Currier
Eastern Shores Hospital
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Lexington Sereere
Wnrence
Reading
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