Concord Enterprise Brief Advertisement Notice
Marlboro Mass weekly edition notes editor Rudolph W Currier and Enterprise Press Inc. published Thursdays. Public notice appears with typographical disclaimer and agency addresses in Boston and New York.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1951
Page
4
Marlboro Mass weekly edition notes editor Rudolph W Currier and Enterprise Press Inc. published Thursdays. Public notice appears with typographical disclaimer and agency addresses in Boston and New York.
The piece surveys debates on extending terms from one to two years in local offices and contemplates possible shifts for Congressional terms. It notes patience for change, cites postwar readiness themes, and links longer terms to stable programs and prosperity.
A Maynard Enterprise reader submits a $2.00 yearly subscription request and asks for back issues by Bat Coughlin. The letter praises current Enterprise quality, cites Jim Ledgard’s crisis help, and inquires about Connie Lynch's complete file of the Enterprise.
A parish urges residents to pledge funds with a visit on Sunday July 1 between noon and 2 39 PM. Pledges are to be paid within 18 months via quarterly installments starting July 1951 or October 1951 and January 1952. The minimum pledge is 30 dollars with 5 dollars due every three months.
Concord reports describe two visiting nurses at the old Stow Street office starting at 8:30 a.m. They visit homes for injections, baths, prenatal instruction, and postnatal help, with well baby clinics monthly in Concord and West Concord. The piece also covers Rep Howard S Russell’s notes on legislative delays and profiles two women representatives, Irene Thresher and Martha Ware.
The Ground Observers Corps Eastern Air Defense Force operated in Sudbury from 9 am to 6 pm Sunday for a 33 hour drill. Observers worked at the border with Canada amid rain and fog, reaching 60 percent of the target while tracking aircraft. Notables present included Mr and Mrs Charles Wise, B M Johnson, David Bentley, and others, with Philip Way as Chief Observer inviting reliable volunteers at Sudbury 258.
Thomas Robert Murray aged three son of Oma and Murray of Davis road. William Bernard Pergall aged eight son of Charles and Persall of Hartwell road. Sandra Ellen Van Laethen aged eight daughter of Adolph E. Van Laethen of Fletcher road. Illinois farmers report earnings rise by over six thousand dollars from 1941 to 1945.
The article praises Miss Martha Ware a Vassar graduate who follows the legislature closely. It notes the respect she earned in the House after arriving on crutches and recovering from infantile paralysis during her campaign.
Marlboro resident Framingham road resident Suchocki reports four men exited a car in front of his home yesterday afternoon and began playing ball on the highway. Before police cruiser arrived the men reentered their car and left the scene.
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