Marlboro Enterprise details and publishing notes
Marlboro Massachusetts edition information lists editor Rudolph W Currier at 6 Main St Concord and Julius Mathews as sales agent in Boston. It notes second class matter status since August 25 1908 and weekly Thursday publication by Enterprise Press Inc. with reprint for typographical errors. Subscription rates for single copies and yearly service are provided.
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Marlboro
Mansa
Rudolph W. Currier
Main St
Concord
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Eas
Julius Mathews
Newbury's Street
Boston
Julius Mathewe
Madison Avenue
New York
Public Health Warns On Diets And Fat Americans
Public Health Service warns Americans face early graves from overeating leading to obesity and heart disease. About 15 million are seriously overweight, with 95 percent due to excessive food intake. Efforts to reform federal spending and government reorganization loom as Congress weighs Hoover commission reforms and tax savings. A Midland, Texas man loses his coat after a wind gust.
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USS
Public Health Service
Senate
House
See
Congress
Playgrounds Activities Span A Week Of Games And Plans
The Lexington area playgrounds hosted girls ages 7 to 9 who lost to Emerson in softball on Monday, plus croquet players including Gayle Porter and Maida Broadbent. A White Pond trip followed, weather permitting, with names like Selma Thileen and Mrs. Loring aboard. Friday saw Lexington beat Concord 26 5 in softball, while baseball continued daily at Rideout Playground with older boys helping.
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Emerson
Gayle Porter
Maida Broadbent
Selma Thileen
Marion Thileen
Muriel Loring
Douglas Caldwell
White Pond
Elainese
Selma
Thileen
Marileen
Rita Windheim Bar *Berlied
Mary Ann Megin
Nancy Baker
Jane Lawton
Mary Lawton
Rideout Playground
Dave Bouchard
Lexington
Arizona Melons Arrive in New England A and P Stores
Arizona grown cantaloupes arrive by carload to A and P Super Markets in New England. The fruit is field ripened, refrigerated in transit, checked for temperature and freshness at terminals, and displayed in stores with reports of unusually fine quality.
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New England
Arizona
Towns in Texas Racket as Gasoline Tax Break Draws Cars
Waskom with 500 people hosts 27 stations selling 270000 gallons monthly. Louisiana motorists cross border to dodge Louisiana nine cent per gallon tax, the nation’s highest.
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Waskom
Tex
U.P
Louisiana
Pawnshop Reports TVs Brought In As Security For Loans
A Lima Ohio pawnshop operator reports that television sets are being brought in as security for loans for the first time.
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Tvs Lima
U.P
Locked In The House The Speaker Uses Roll Calls
Rep Howard S Russell describes how the House locks doors and summons members for roll calls when a key party question arises. He explains the record consequences, the need for irrevocable votes, and the tension between public good and party lines as lawmakers seek balance.
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Howard S. Russell
10Th
Middlesex
House of Representatives
Senate
Uch
Bulbs Survive Severe Storm Despite Damaged Trees
A tornado tore through Monroe Park in Richmond Virginia uprooting large trees and severing 40 electrical circuits. Despite the chaos no ornamental bulbs hanging above walks were broken.
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Richmand
U.P
Monroe Park
Acton Families Share Summer News Across Maine and Nation
Acton Center families report vacations in Wells and Nantucket while others travel for training. Barbara Allen returns home after tonsillectomy at Emerson Hospital. Camp Morgan in New Hampshire sends Peer Flagg home after a month away. Donald Files and Edward Weatherby finish basic training in Texas and head to Missouri and Georgia for further schooling and police training. Young Spinney promoted to private first class after map making course in Virginia.
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Barbara Allen
Acton Center
Emerson Hospital
Donald Files
USAAC
C. D. Files
East Acton
Texas
Missouri State College
Edward Weatherby
F. E. Weatherby
North Acton
Georgia
Donald Spinney
Chester Spinney
South Acton
Sampson, N. Y
Virginia
Young Spinney
Poor Still Get Bread Under Old Legacy
In Portsmouth New Hampshire St John’s Episcopal Church preserves a 1779 legacy from Theodore Atkinson that funded weekly bread for the poor. A court allowed transferring the funds to general use, yet the church still sets out one loaf each month in memory of the bequest.
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Portsmouth
N. H
U. P
St. John’s
Theodore Atkinson
Atkinson
Norway Approves Extra 6.45 Million Kroner for Korea Reconstruction
Norway votes for an additional appropriation of 6 450 000 kroner as a contribution to the reconstruction of Korea. The measure reflects official support for rebuilding efforts and aligns with broader postwar aid. The decision came amid ongoing international aid discussions and commitments.
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Norway
Korea
Rationing of Gasoline Risk If Steel Shortages Persist
Secretary Chapman warned the United States could face gasoline rationing in eight to ten months unless steel for the oil and gas industry is meeting defense needs. He told the Senate Interior Committee the industry requires 2,135,000 tons in Q4 1951, while DPA has allocated 1,583,000 tons in the current quarter, about 67 percent of needs.
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Washington
Sec. of the Interior
Chapman
Senate Interior Committee
O’mahoney
Wyoming
Petroleum*Administration For Defense
PAD
Defense Production Administration
DPA
Soldier and wife return to Levittown after discharge
Marlboro M Sgt Raymond Insani son of Mrs Delphinia Insani of 48 reesca has returned to Mitchefield Base New York. He was recently discharged from Murphy General hospital Waltham where he underwent a major operation. Mrs Charlotte Insani wife of the soldier left here earlier in the week to join her husband. They will make their home at Levittown Long Island New York.
Acton Center Families Vacation Across New England
Mr and Mrs Irving S Duren Jr and family with Mr and Mrs Woodbury Stevens and family of Acton Center spend a week at Damarlotta Maine. Miss Barbara Johnson and Miss Grace Davis of Acton Center and South Acton leave Saturday for Rumney New Hampshire to attend the New England Fellowship Camp for a week.
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Mrs
Roger Crafts
Acton Center
Irving S. Duren Jr
Woodbury Stevens
Damariscotta
Maine
Barbara Johnson
Grace Davis
South Acton
Rumney
N. H
New England
Rumors of a Black Market in Steel Prompt Inquiry
O'Mahoney told a reporter before the hearing there are rumors of a steel black market. He said the committee wants to verify if there is any truth to these reports and investigate further.
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O'Mahoney
American papers meet at Northboro Southboro event
The gathering runs all day from 10 am in Northboro Southboro with Mrs Ja and Mrs Charles hosting a sewing cooperative lunch. Miss Ann Coronas of Town returns from Korea and attends, joined by Mrs Cameron and Mrs CO E Bobs of Southboro.
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Northbow
Southboro
Charles the
Ann Coronas
Koregegum
Cameron
CO. E. Bobs
Chelsea Mags Report Auto Tip After First Crash
A report notes Chelsea and Mags involve an automobile tip after a first crash. The incident highlights steering problems and early collision risks. Local officials urge caution and vehicle checks.
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Chelsea
Mags
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