Marlboro Enterprise details and publishing notes
The Marlboro based Enterprise announces publication by The Enterprise Press Inc. and lists contact details and printing responsibilities. It notes typographical error reprint policy and regional advertising agencies in Boston and New York.
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Marlboro
Massachusetts
Congress
Entergain Press Inc
Mass
Enterprise Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Tax study course to expand in U S high schools
A new tougher income tax course is being prepared by the Bureau following the IRS program last year in many high schools. The plan aims to go beyond return preparation to show where tax money comes from and how it is spent, noting future burdens on students and their descendants. The initiative cites strong pupil performance and notes adults also struggle with taxation.
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United States
Bureau
Agricultural control ram imposes acreage regimentation on farmers
Farmers face enforced sowing limits and early haying deadlines under a government program. Noncompliance risks loss of price guarantees and support. The policy pressures individual freedom as part of farm stability.
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Cal
The Credit Factor and Postwar Installment Buying
Harvard economist Professor Sumner Slichter notes that lifting wartime credit controls two summers ago spurred a surge in installment buying. He warns a rebound in consumer debt may strain retailers as two year term loans come due and inventories tighten.
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Sumner Slichter
Harvard
Slichter
Readers react to desegregation ruling across three papers
Across the Warren Record LeMars Globe Post and Eufaula Tribune readers express mixed views on the Supreme Court decision ending legal segregation. Voices defend gradual change and warn of social disruption while urging calm study and careful action.
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Warren Record
Warrenton
North Carolina
Warren County
Supreme Court
LeMars
Iowa
Jone
Bedford Voters Approve 935000 for High School and Committees
At a special town meeting 250 residents approved 935000 for a new senior high school to be funded by 900000 in bonds and 35000 in taxes. The school vote passed 214 to 19 and the town plans a later July adjournment to add articles.
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Bedford
Harold I. Wellington
Concord High
Concord Girl Weds Master at Middlesex
Miss Kathryn Tenney Bell daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Easton Bell wed Edward Raymond Childs Jr son of Mr and Mrs Edward R Childs of Dover New Hampshire The ceremony was at Middlesex School Chapel Concord on June 19 1954 Rt Rev John T Dallas presided The couple will reside at Middlesex School where the groom teaches after a two month European trip
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Concord
Middlesex School
Kathryn Tenney Bell
Gilbert Easton Bell
Hubbard Street
Edward Raymond Childs, Jr
Edward R. Childs
Dover
New Hampshire
John T. Dallas
William H. Clark
Trinity Episcopal Church, Concord
Mrs Henry Dutton Dies in Vermont at 75
Mrs Henry Dutton formerly of Bedford died Monday in Springfield Vermont at age 75 after many years residence there. She was born in Bedford and was married to Henry Dutton.
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Carlisle
Fannie (Butters) Dutton
Springfield
Vermont
Bedford
Henry Dutton Ivi i
Boyntons Welcome Their Sixth Child
Concord couple Dr. John Wilson Boynton Jr and his wife announce the birth of their sixth child and third son on June 17 at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs. John W. Boynton Sr of Lexington Road and Mr and Mrs Justus Sturtevani of Needham.
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Concord
John Wilson Boynton
Elinor Surtevant
Lexington Road
Emerson Hospital
John W. Boynton
Justus Sturtevani
Needham
Births at Emerson Hospital Concord Weeks
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Anthony Ammendolia Concord turnpike June 16 and a son to Mr and Mrs Laurence A Clement 40 Hudson road June 20 according to local births recorded this week at Emerson Hospital.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Anthony Ammendolia
Laurence A. Clement
Hudson Road
Feast of the Sacred Heart Mass Times Announced
Rev Daniel F. Riordan announces observance of the Feast of the Sacred Heart at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church West Acton with a Friday 7 PM mass and Saturday 9 AM mass.
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St. Elizabeth of Hungary
West Acton
Daniel F. Riordan
Nedza Couple Observe 10th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Stanley A Nedza of 167 Willow street West Acton are to observe their 10th wedding anniversary this Friday at the annual state region convention in Pittsfield. The couple have three children a son and two daughters.
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Stanley A. Nedza
Willow Street
West Acton
Pittsfield
Acton Grange Members Invited to Burlington Strawberry Festival
Members of the Acton Grange were invited to attend the strawberry festival held in Burlington last evening.
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Acton
Burlington
Vacation Bible School Ends With Friday Demonstration
The Vacation Bible School will close with a demonstration at West Acton Baptist Church Friday night at seven o'clock. The public is invited to attend.
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West Acton Baptist Church
Middlesex Kennel Club Dog Show Winners Named
Mrs. Charles D. Gray of North Acton won top honors in the Sky Terriers with her Champion Gaecroft Silver at the Middlesex School show.
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Middlesex Kennel Club
Middlesex School
Charles D. Gray
North Acton
Gaecroft
Food and Cake Sale At Mrs Nocella Home
A food and cake sale is planned for Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Edie Nocella Laws Brook road. Sponsored by the Catholic Daughters of America the event invites the public to attend.
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West Concord
Edié Nocella
Laws Breok
Catholic Daughters of 4Merica
Juniors Outing at Whalom Park by Maynard School
Ninety four MHS juniors enjoyed a school outing at Whalom Park with a morning softball game, lunch, swimming, skating and rides. Chaperones included Mrs Albert Cowles and Miss Madeline Dalton, with teachers later attending a cook-out hosted by Miss Dalton.
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Maynard
Son Junior High School
Whalom Park
Albert Cowles
Henry, Mulcahy
Leonard Melanson
Grace Tucker
Florence Wilder
Madeline Dalton
Charles Garbendian
Bedford A F 6520 unit joins Charlestown parade
Bedford members from the A. F. 6520 Test Support Wing at Bedford Airport marched in the Bunker Hill Day parade in Charlestown last Thursday June 17. Selectman Har Atwood is listed among participants.
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Bedford Airport
Charlestown
Healy Couple Welcomes Son James Michael
Mr and Mrs James L Healy of Bedford are parents of a second child a son James Michael Healy born June 8 at St Elizabeths Hospital in Brighton
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James L. Healy
Bedford
James Michael Healy
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Brighton
Pohl Welcomed as New Pastor at First Parish Unitarian
Rev. David C. Pohl was welcomed as the new pastor of the First Parish Unitarian Church on Sunday June 20 to begin his duties in the parish.
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David C. Pohl
First Parish Unitarian Church
Paine Couple Welcomes Daughter Pamela Anne
Mr and Mrs Bela B Paine of 48 Summer Street announce the birth of daughter Pamela Anne on June 9 at the Richardson House in Boston. Mr Paine is an engineer at MIT Lincoln Laboratory.
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Bela B. Paine
Summer Street
Pamela Anne
Richardson House
Boston
Mr. Paine
Lincoln Laboratory
Legionnaires Host Bedford Veterans Hospital Visit
Waltham legionnaires welcomed patients at the U S Veterans Hospital in Bedford on Thursday. Gifts were distributed and entertainment enjoyed by the attendees.
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Waltham Legionnaires
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Bedford
June dessert bridge party hosted by United Workers
The June dessert bridge party directed by the United Workers was held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Herbert L. Clark on Davis Road.
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The
United Workers
Herbert L. Clark
Davis Road
Ball and Chain Club members attend service in Rindge NH
Members of the Ball and Chain Club traveled to Rindge New Hampshire last Sunday for a service at the Cathedral of the Pines.
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Ball and Chain Club
Rindge
New Hampshire
Cathedrial of the Pines
Local Legion Delegates Named For Pittsfield State Convention
Anthony Hunt Hamilton Post 221 held a social with baked beans and strawberry shortcakes on Saturday night. This week local legionnaires will attend the state convention at Pittsfield. Delegates are Harold Wilson Nicholas J. Genetti and William H. Arnold.
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Anthony Hunt
Hamilton Post
A. L
Pittsfield
Harold Wilson
Nicholas J. Genetti
William H. Arnold
Carlisle final whist party at St Elizabeth’s mission
The final whist party of the season at St Elizabeth's mission Bedford road was held Tuesday evening. The committee thanks all helpers and hopes to resume in fall. Mrs Kenneth B Winchester and infant daughter of South street are visiting Mrs Winchester's mother on Olson Alaska avenue Bedford.
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St. Elizabeth’s Mission
Bedford Road
Kenneth B. Winchester
South Street
Mrs. Winchester
Tid Olson
Alaska Avenue
Bedford
Concord High Grad Carl Andreassen Enlists
Carl Andreassen of South Street, a Concord High School graduate, has entered the armed forces amid a wave of enlistments locally.
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Carl Andreassen
South Street
Concord High School
Chimaba
Armed Forces
Special Meeting Honoring Morning Service at First Religious Society
A special gathering honoring the morning service at First Religious Society Unitarian is scheduled for Sunday. The observance aims to commemorate the church’s service and community role with notable attendees expected.
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First Religious Society
Unitarian
Crosby Victor of Reliability by Ty-Rods
Concord this week Ty-Rods club held meeting led by President Carroll Sleeper. Two new active members added to guest list. Members from Massachusetts clubs attended Orange Airport for monthly drags. Jack Crosby won reliability run, Dana Ingalla second, Byron Nelson third. Sleeper traveled to Portland Maine for a related run. En-Bengle club member Carrott finished eighth. En-Bengle auto show set for Sunday June 27 at Bough's Jam Motors Providence Highway Dedham from 1 to 7 pm. Club thanks Concord police and townspeople and Rudy Currier for press coverage.
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Concord
Carroll Sleeper
Massachusetts
Orange Airport
Jack Crosby
Dana Ingalla
Bough
Jam Motors
Providence Highway
Dedham
Rudy Currier
Westboro Stadium Hosts Friday Stock Cars and Derby
Westboro Stadium features a full stock car card and a Destruction Derby on Friday night. Red Bolduc returns to face drivers Hank Stevens Wally Silva Red Hill Bob Edwards Red Barbau Joe Ross Fred Shultz Bob Cherry and George Summers. The Derby tests two laps then a ramp drop and four laps to win. Also an amateur bicycle race parallels the event as New England racers prepare for Milwaukee nationals.
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Westboro Stadium
Red Bolduc
Hank Stevens
Wally Silva
Red Hill
Bob Edwards
Red Barbau
Joe Ross
Fred Shultz
Bob Cherry
George Summers
Upton
Mass
Westboro
New England
Milwaukee
Stow approves 394500 for eight-room elementary school
An appropriation of 394500 for the construction of an eight room elementary school on the old Larsen estate was approved last night by a vote of 191 to 51 at a secret ballot during a special town meeting. The school article was one of ten in the warrant requiring a two thirds majority.
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Page Road
Board of Selectmen
Stow
Larsen
County Strawberries Topic At Middlesex Gathering
Middlesex County strawberry growers plan a 7 p m meeting at John Dalton’s farm on Old Bedford Road. They will tour nearby plantings at Burke and French farms and hear a talk by Prof Ace P French head of Pomology at the University of Massachusetts.
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Concord
Middlesex County
Extension Service
John Dalton
Old Bedford Road
Thomas Burke
Pref
Ace P. French
University of Massachusetts
Maynard school band uniforms fundraiser game total
A local fundraising effort collected 53.00 dollars from Maynard Little League and Pony League games held June 10. The proceeds support the Maynard School Band uniforms. Daniel Mulcahy commented on the event.
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Maynard
Apbey Dent
Daniel ‘Mulcahy
Dressing Hazard in Falls City Sparks Caution
Patricia Shubert, 13, learns the importance of caution after a dressing hazard incident in Falls City Nebraska. Authorities emphasize safety practices for youths around dressing areas and utility setups.
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Hazard Falls City
Neb
Patricia Shubert
Reformatory Edges Falcons In High-Scoring Clash
West Concord Reformatory handed the Falcons their first setback in the Inter-Town Industrial Softball League with a wild 27 to 26 victory at West Concord. The slugfest featured miscues and chaotic plays as both teams traded leads in a tense, entertaining game.
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Maynard
West Concord
Real estate listings flood Marlboro and surround towns
A self described agent reports numerous new homes and land listings in Marlboro Hudson Maynard Boxboro Sudbury Acton Stow Bolton Gleasondale and Boxboro with sales and rentals across multiple properties including farms and commercial sites. They mention orders to call for details and suggest radio updates on station WCRB.
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Junge
Washington
Lynn
Grampy Brooks
Maine
V. A
Marlboro
Gleasondale
Stow
Acton
South Sudbury
East Main St
Elm &J
Highland St
Elm St
East Main
Essex
Stow Rd
Concord Rd
Post Biwealth Ave
State St
Country Club
Sudbury
Bury
Southboro
Bolton
Sion
South Acton
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