Marlboro Enterprise publication masthead and notices
The Marlboro Massachusetts publication lists editors and office addresses with standard notices about classifieds and typographical error reprints. It cites circulation and advertising policies and names eastern representatives in Boston and New York with subscription rates and delivery terms.
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Eoc
Marlboro
Massachus
Enterfure Press Inc
Mass
Enterprise Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Russia's Canal Plans Promise Five Seas Access
The Soviet Union aims to build a vast canal system linking the Baltic and Black seas via lakes and rivers, including the Volga and Don, potentially creating a five-sea port hub at Moscow. The project, involving about 26 000 miles of waterways, seeks year round flow via large reservoirs to bolster wartime transport and strategic reach.
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Russia
Soviet Union
Black Sea
Baltic
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Volga
Don
Caspian
Black Seas
Moscow
Reds
Denmark
Scandinava Peninsula
Greece
Turkey
Asia Minor
Concord Civil Defense Test Reveals Postwar Prep Strains
Reports detail looting, injured crowds, and food theft as Concord and nearby towns test emergency response. Warnings of sabotage and power failures accompany a large mobilization of wardens, auxiliary police, and hospital backups. A long list of volunteers from Concord and Lincoln supported the drill, highlighting readiness and gaps for potential wartime scenarios.
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Concord
Juniper Ridge
Lincoln
Howard Johnson’s
Mill Dam
Boston
Emersdon Hospital
Middlesex School
Veterans Building
Carlisle
Valley Head
Concord Control Center
Abk
Civil Defense Agency
Walter K. Shaw
Thomas P. Brooks
Martin Bovey
Warren Jenney
James W. Tyson
Martha Washburn
Harold Pratt
Alden French
Harold Cabot
John S. Beale
George C. Green
Leo W. Mortenson
Robert L., Ramsay
Colby Synott
Joseph Woods
James Carter
Elliot Page
S. F. Martin
Gale
Martha Booth
Kiely
New Business Costs Higher Across Sectors
A survey finds starting a business to make goods or provide services costs about 11,200 per employee on average, higher in factories with heavy machinery. Banks and insurance are exceptions. Costs rise with showroom only ventures. Higher costs reduce after tax funds available to invest, slowing job creation.
Eastland Links Oak Forests to Medieval Furniture Craft
Eastland notes oak forests formed the backbone of medieval furniture. The wood proved the only material strong enough to endure armor worn by knights relaxing in the castle.
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Eastland
Prisoners of War Work at Ameri ca Iron Works
A group of injured Scotch prisoners of war joined workers at Ameri ca's first iron works, performing labor in exchange for their liberty under the facility's labor program.
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America
Savannah tax debates and city life from an ex-soldier
A reader from Savannah notes a city tax rate of 32 per thousand plus a 3 percent sales tax, compares costs to New York, and describes Savannah as a planned city with parks, neat stone homes, pockets of slums, and active commerce. He mentions principal industries including shipping and a sugar refinery.
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Savannah
Mrs. Stone
New York
South
New’ York
Chamber of Commerce
Allergies Treated by Elimination Diets Say Doctors
Doctors Johnston and Coca describe allergy diagnosis and treatment via eliminating allergic foods dust or smoke. They claim 80 to 90 percent of white Americans suffer from related complaints and that a rapid heart rate rise within hours after exposure helps identify offending substances.
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Alan Johnston
Plainfield
Indiana
Arthur F. Coca
Columbia University
Coca
Seafood Shipping Breaks Barriers for Live Lobsters
A new packaging method uses transparent oxygen permeable film to keep lobsters alive in refrigerated containers during nationwide shipping. Lobsters are layered with seaweed inside sealed, moisture resistant cartons to extend freshness and market reach. The National Geographic Society also notes Vladivostok as a major Soviet Far East hub with underground military facilities.
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Vladivostok
Russia
National Geographic Society
Darring Too Daring Stole Police Car in Panama City
John D. Darring, a sailor, admitted to stealing a police car parked before police headquarters in Panama City Florida He faced charges of grand larceny and drunkenness.
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Panama City
Fla
U.P
John D. Darring
Darring
Flat national address rejects MacArthur war aims
The text contrasts President Truman and Gen. Marshall with Gen. MacArthur and outlines a firm denial of widening the Asian conflict. It highlights the joint chiefs stating MacArthur violated directives several times and praises the leadership of Bradley Sherman Collins in guiding U S defense. The president warns the debate touches atomic war and life and death for mankind.
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Truman
George Marshall
Asia
MacArthur
Joint Staff
Marshall
Europe
Pacific
Omar ‘Bradley
Forest Sherman
Atlantic
Lawton Collins
President refuses to extend war in the far east
The President states he has refused to extend the area of the conflict in the far east. He cites military advice warning that such action would not quickly end the Korean war and could prolong the struggle, increasing casualties. He promises to explain his reasoning.
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Far East
Allies or Alone in Asia and Europe Warns President
The president argued against pursuing MacArthur style isolation, insisting the United States must not abandon allies in facing Soviet threats. He warned that fighting alone under UN and NATO would undermine collective security led by Eisenhower in Europe.
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MacArthur
Asia
Europe
United Nations
Securiti Iy
Gen
Dwight Eisenhower
Coalition Dead as Senate Splits Narrow Party Lines
The current congressional debate has dissolved coalition government for now as Democrats and Republicans vote along straight party lines. Only one Democrat crossed over, MacCarran of Nevada, in the Senate.
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Congress
Senate
MacCarran
Nevada
General MacArthur Holds Independent Stance On Global Battle
The text portrays General MacArthur as refusing to play favorites in the fight against Russian Communism. He dismisses Taft’s ideas as silly and Hoover’s proposal as ridiculous while asserting his own right to disagree with the joint chiefs of staff.
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General MacArthur
Taft
Herbert Hoover
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Kenneth M. Tebo
USN
Joseph W. J. T
Paris St
Marlboro
Mass
John E. Gingrich
Pacific
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
T. H. Ward
Tebo
I. Anderson
Tacoma, Wash
U.S. Navy
Secret Documents Shown From Pentagon Vaults
A Senate committee room display reveals highly secret plans once kept in Pentagon vaults. Armed soldiers escorted documents, marking an unprecedented public disclosure and drawing reactions from leaders in Washington and international capitals.
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Pentagon
Senate
Kremlins
World's Leading Spokesmen Speak On Speaking Talent
Dr. Robert T. Oliver of Pennsylvania State College analyzes the speaking qualities of top leaders. He labels Clement Atlee dull, Stalin cookie jar bland, Churchill grand yet petulant, Eisenhower simply arming, and Carlos Romulo cocky but biting, highlighting varied oratorical styles.
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Robert T. Oliver
Pennsylvania State College
Oliver
Clement Atlee
Joseph Stalin
Winston - Churchill
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kansas
Carlos
Romulo
Philippines
Diamonds as Symbols of Luck and Love Through Ages
Diamonds have long been linked to superstition and luxury dating to ancient China and India. Beliefs held the gem could ward off the evil eye or bring fortune, while large stones promised misfortune. despite fears, diamonds became the premier choice for engagement rings and enduring romance.
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China
India
Cleopatra
Mark Anthony
Han River Network Boosts Morale for 58th Field Artillery
Captain Horace F. Potts of B Battery 58th Field Artillery in Korea wired a Division Special Services radio into a telephone system to broadcast news and music. PFC Arthur Reggie increased volume, expanding the network to C Battery and 25 outlets. When fire missions arise, Armed Forces Radio Service can be switched back.
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Han River
58Th Field Artillery
United States Army
3Rd Infantry
Korea
Horace F. Potts
Killeen
Texas
Potts
Arthur Reggie
Pasadena
California
Armed Forces
Nebraska Capitol Interior Wash To Take Two Years
Harold Hullfish and his crew undertake washing the interior stone walls of the state capitol in Lincoln. They estimate completion in about two more years, the first such cleaning in the building's 18 year history.
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Lincoln, Neb
U.P
Nebraska
Harold Hullfish
Hullfish
Capitol
Store Yields to Draft in Geneva Feed Store Closure
Geneva New York Charles Standish closed his feed store after three workers were drafted and his manager classified 1-A. Standish said he lacks the heart to start over with inexperienced help.
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Geneva
N.Y
U. P
Charles Standish
Standish
June wedding at Wayside Inn recalled amid storm memories
South Sudbury recounts a violent thunderstorm at Wayside Inn and features a grand June 16 wedding at Martha Mary Chapel. Lorelei Bird of Wellesley Hills wed Frederick B. Hamberlain Jr. before 100 guests with nylon gown, lavender gowns, tea buffet, and a Oregon wedding trip.
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Martha Mary Chapel
Lorelei
Bird
Wellesley Hills
Frederick B. Hamberlain
Gin
Oregon
Recent Births at Emerson Hospital Honor Local Families
New parents welcomed at Emerson Hospital in Concord and nearby towns with June birth notices. Families include Davis of Concord a daughter June 12. French of Stow a daughter June 13. Aalto of Maynard a daughter June 13. Greenway of Maynard a son June 15. Manning of Maynard a son June 16. Sombrowsky of Bedford a son June 16. Lattuea of Maynard a son June 17. Cavalier of Concord a daughter June 18.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Philip A. Davis, Jr
Carr Road
Charles French
Redacre Road
Stow
Eric A. Aalto
Concord Street
Maynard
George R. Greenway
Field Street
Charles E. Manning
Waltham Street
Steve Sombrowsky
Maple «Street
Bedford
Louis Lattuea
Hayes Street
Leo Cavalier
Laurel Street
Spokane asks for free facts about its civilization
Kenneth Roesslien of Milwaukee wrote to the Spokane Chamber of Commerce asking for free, interesting facts about Spokane and how the city became civilized.
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Spokane
Wash
U. P
Kenneth Roesslien
Milwaukee
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Tax Burden Concerns on Proposed Pay As You Go Plan
The text discusses fears that a pay as you go tax plan would shift burdens to all income groups, potentially harming lower earners and raising questions about exemptions and protections for taxpayers. It emphasizes protecting people from increased tax loads.
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Howe
Wakefield Photog Delivers Club Invitation Late
Joseph A. Bernabeo, a local photographer, mailed an invitation for a four month installation at the Wakefield men’s club. The post office delivered it late, delaying the matter.
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Wakefield
Joseph A. Bernaba
Vitation
Pis
Offics
Stein
Bernabeo
Ruling on Zoning Petition for Garage Addition
A zoning board ruling considers variation requirements to allow a garage to be attached to a dwelling at 140 Gt in Summerstre neighborhood. Petitioner Spurrell seeks side yard relief and nonconforming use adjustment to add an additional room, claiming no detriment to neighbors and no hardship. Attorney Abel Git urer and others represent the inquiry.
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Summerstre
Spurrell
Martin
Lincoln
Enlil
Nota
Abel Giturer
Dha
Howard
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