Concord Enterprise masthead and publication details
Marlboro Massachusetts weekly newspaper announces its editor Rudolph W Currier and address Math Street Concord with publication under Enterprise Press Inc. It notes second class matter status from 1908 and states advertising error policy and eastern representatives in Boston and New York with a brief on subscription rates.
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Concord Enterprise
Marlboro
Mass
Rudolph W. Currier
Math
Concord
Massachusetts
Measures Improve Hunting and Fishing License Fees
Senate approves legislation to raise hunting and fishing license fees with revenue slated for the Department of Conservation. Estimated annual gains range from 0,000 to 400,000 dollars, signaling broad interest in wildlife management and stocking programs supported by state and private groups.
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Senate
Department of Conservation
Nu Rt
Massachusetts
Jefferson’s Declaration and the pursuit of happiness examined
This column revisits the 175th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and analyzes Jefferson’s reframing of property rights as a broader pursuit of happiness. It notes the shift from old Whig doctrine to a liberal view of government’s duty to secure individual freedoms.
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Aving
Thomas Jefferson
George
Jefferson
Happiness Is the Goal in John Adams Quote
A quote attributed to John Adams argues that happiness of society is the end of government and that the best government maximizes happiness for the greatest number, aligning with Jeffersonian thought on war and personal happiness. It highlights political theory on ends of government and collective welfare.
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John Adams
Jefferson
Peyetto
Duty of Government and the Pursuit of Happiness
The article argues that modern liberals in government claim it is the duty of the state to provide security through bank deposit guarantees and SEC policing, unemployment benefits, old age pensions, maternal and child welfare, aid to the needy, minimum wage and farm parity laws, inflation protection, civil rights laws, and means to own homes and farms, aiming to give people a better chance at happiness.
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SEC
Nation needs unity amid leadership void and controversy
The excerpt laments lack of leadership and growing intolerance in the country. It argues that if the Declaration of Independence were being written today, Americans should unite and pledge mutual support and sacrifice, echoing the founding vow of lives fortunes and sacred honor.
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Jefferson
Reds Agree to Talks on West Berlin Trade
The Russians accept an invitation to discuss West Berlin economic issues, signaling a potential thaw after two years. Soviet officials attend a July 4 reception hosted by Maj. Gen. Lemuel Mathewson as Berlin’s celebration proceeds with improved mood.
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West Berlin
Berlin
Lemuel Mathewson
Emerson Hospital Completes Renovation and X Ray Expansion
Emerson Hospital unveils new offices in the former operating room area and doubles its x ray capacity from one to two machines. The $16,000 equipment upgrade boosts 3000 to 4000 yearly examinations and includes prep rooms and darkrooms. Modernized labs, fire sprinklers, acoustic ceilings, sun porches, and unique wall colors create a brighter, homey atmosphere for patients and staff.
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Emerson
Hospital Board of Directors
Harvey Wheeler
Sudbury River
Emerson Hospital
Emerson Hospital Wing Rededicated with Modern Upgrades
Readers are shown a newly renovated Emerson Hospital wing featuring bright chairs, standing lamps, private staff rooms, and a central supply system. The second floor houses male employee quarters and a father's room near the maternity area while a white tiled pharmacy replaces the old boiler room. The facility now supports 14 doctors, 15 to 25 visiting specialists, a coordinated switchboard system, and expanded volunteer work areas.
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General Hospital
Emerson
Boston
Miss Snow
Massachusetts Trends Show Slower New Dwellings in June
Permit records indicate Massachusetts saw two thirds as many new dwellings started in June as in June last year. Other items note 1949 marriage age breakdowns, Norse knowledge of Massachusetts coast, wage leaders among Massachusetts plants, and state trade, postal, and industry statistics.
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Massachusetts
Massachustts
America
Columbus
Massachu
Beverly
Pittsfield
Lynn
West Springfield
Worcester
Chicopee
Peaboy
Springfield
Gardner
Waltham
Department of Labor and Industries
Boston
Associated Industries
Pedestrian bridge attack leaves car sprayed with acid
Robert Arbuckle of San Diego told police he was sprayed with a water pistol loaded with battery acid while driving under a pedestrian bridge. He said his coat disintegrated and he would have forgotten the incident if not for the weapon's charge.
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San Diego
Calif
U. P
Robert Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Civil Service Seeks Printers in Washington D C
The United States Civil Service Commission announces exams for bookbinder and related printer trades in Washington D C. Wages range from 2.43 to 2.75 per hour. most jobs in the Government Printing Office and Bureau of Engraving and Printing. No written test. qualifications include apprenticeship or practical experience and journeyman status. Applications available from local secretary Bedford Post Office or Civil Service offices, Washington 25.
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Bedford
United States Civil Service Commssin G
Government Printing Office
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
D.C
Commission
Bedford Post Office
Civil Service Regional
United States Civil Service Cotason
Preview class at New England Deaconess Hospital
Marlboro Miss Barbara Colena daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Colena of 23 Shawmut Avenue is among 37 girls attending a three day preview course this week at the New England Deaconess Hospital in Boston The program gives a capsule picture of nursing for prospective students entering the Deaconess school this September Two Latvia girls who recently entered the United States on the displaced persons quota are also members of the preview class.
Flynn Begins Work With Boston Consolidated Gas Co
Concord resident John Jumbo Flynn formerly of the local high school team started his job with the Boston Consolidated Gas Company on Monday.
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Concord
John “Jumbo” Flynn
Main Street
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Trade Pact Between Netherlands and Japan Expected $14.6 Million
A new agreement envisages Nether lands Japan trade reaching 14 6 million dollars in 1951. The item notes civic or chamber of commerce efforts to raise funds and support for cultivation initiatives and local organizations.
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Netherlands
Japan
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