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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1958
Page
4
Second class matter notice for Marlboro Mass published Thursdays by Enterprise Press Inc. includes disclaimer on errors and reprint policy. Advertising rates listed with single year copies five dollars and eastern representation in Boston and New York agencies.
Walter P. Reuther leads UAW as contracts with the Big Three expire. He aims to use autumn retooling to pressure GM Ford and Chrysler, one at a time, toward settlement without price hikes. Also notes a surge of amateurism in crime and daily life, from Brink's robberies to do it yourself trends, and hints historians may view this era differently.
Residents object to traffic and property depreciation near Sudbury road as Concord board weighs permit. Fire Chief Patterson testifies amid scrutiny of building codes and inspector appointments while attorneys clash over authority and town management plan.
Patrolman Costello and Sweeney stop a car after a 430 a m sighting and recover a 16 year old wanted statewide. Later a Route 2 Sudbury Rd collision injures none reported. A weekend pistol course training is conducted by Patrolman Yauga with 50 rounds per officer. A stolen car from St Bernard's Cemetery is recovered by Patrolman Dolan Jr, who also arrests two juveniles and returns them to their parents.
A nostalgic look at Maynard recalls the 1920s Fourth of July revels with baseball feats by Iron Man Bill Morrill and Jack Manning, track duels between Don Lent and Joe Gregg, A A U meets, paratroopers, vaudeville acts, bonfires, fireworks, and a celebrated militia sham battle. The piece contrasts then and now, noting public remains and local sports pride.
The Bolton camp lists Master Chris Boynton son of Dr and Mrs Boynton Hugh Cargill Road Miss Jan Stetson daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Stetson Westford Road a third grade pupil at Alcott School Brenda Blanchard Sherry Road Harvard winner of Outstanding Camper trophy for the week Dr and Mrs E Don Lect parent with younger brother Darrell also at camp Lisa and Michael Allen Wilder Road Bolton and Master Robby Pyle Main Street Hudson who will spend several weeks at the camp
Patterson and MacWilliams named as deputies. Lynch called Chase’s remarks improper and questioned Concord wing. Ex inspector Nichols attempted to speak but the board refused, noting he spoke for defense, not the appeal. True spoke briefly on Lynch’s remarks about Patterson and the building. Hearing adjourned at 10 12 p.m. after over two hours.
The Fairway Restaurant Inc. led by President George Denisevich applies to transfer the Seven Day Common Victualer license and permit alcohol sales at its Lexington Road roadside restaurant Concord Massachusetts. The described premises include a lobby lounge tailcock room dining rooms kitchen offices and storage with multiple entrances and exits. No action before ten days from publication.
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