Enterprise Press Marlboro Ad Rates Notice
Marlboro Massachusetts newspaper notice lists publisher Enterprise Press Inc. at 16 Liberty Street and editor R W Currier. It notes Thursday issues, post office filing 1908, typographical error policy, and subscription rates with a single copy price of five cents and annual price of two dollars.
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Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Maso
R. W. Currier
Walden Street
Concord Tel
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Household sales slow as cupboards stay full across America
A Commerce Department survey notes higher home ownership at 60 percent, car registrations rising to 52.2 million, and televisions in 75 percent of homes. Demand softens as consumers hold onto goods while industrial firms seek new products to spur production.
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Commerce Department
Amd
America
G. I
Army
Grass criticism and local civic woes in Maynard letters
A Maynard Enterprise reader vents about the town’s failing municipal building and uncut grass at the fire and police station. The letter body praises local officials, references Waltham’s newer city hall, and thanks Editor Stone for yearlong coverage while noting successor Muriel Gilleney.
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Maynard
Mass
Maynard Enterprise
Ralph Jones
Jim Moberis
Car ‘Berggren
Max’ Loftus
Frank Punch
Mary Haywood
Nick
Wine Nynolm
Agan
Eino
Joe
Board of Selectmen
Maynard Con
Raymond Crowley
Topsy
Waltham
Cit
Mr. Stone
Emblem Club
Muriel Gilleney
Helen Mark Ketola
Pilgrim Fete at Plymouth Opens Historic Weekend
Plymouth Massachusetts invites visitors to the Pilgrim Breakfast at Harlow Old Fort House during the June 9th weekend. The Massachusetts Department of Commerce notes this annual event draws audiences from across the nation and Europe. Routes 3, 3A, and 44 provide access from Boston and Providence.
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Plymouth
Mass
Harlow Old Fort
Plymouth Mass
America
Massachusetts Department of Commerce
Europe
Massachusetts Seacoast
América
Boston
Providence- Taunton
White Plains crackdown singles out two for short shorts
A Kansas housewife visiting White Plains and a White Plains high school girl were arrested in a city crackdown on a 1954 ordinance banning short shorts. The law fines up to 150 dollars and 30 days in jail for uncovered legs from the hips to halfway to the knee.
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White Plains
N. Y
Kansas
John Rosa
Wichita Kan
Beverly Richman
New Rochelle
New York
White’ Plains
French Riviera
Richman
William Sullivan
Bright future for graduates in job market
College grads face ample openings across engineering business teaching and science fields with rising starting pay. Engineering offers lead after pay boosts. males may see top wages while females report lower starting salaries. Many will seek practical training first, as technology advances and living standards rise.
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Changing Times
Kiplinger Magazine
College degrees in 1954 55 show decline in total
Washington AP report shows 354 445 earned degrees in 1954 55 down from 1953 54. Bachelor and first professional degrees fell to 287 401 from 292 880 with men earning 183 602 and women 103 799. Second level degrees rose to 58 204 while doctorates dropped to 8 840 though women earning doctorates increased to 826.
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Washington
S. M. Brownell
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Massachusetts Reverie in Holiday Magazine July Feature
Henry Morton Robinson crafts a personal portrait of Massachusetts in Holiday Magazine, blending childhood memories with vivid scenes from Cape Cod to Walden Pond. The piece highlights Old Sturbridge, Provincetown, Tanglewood, the Arnold Arboretum, and Boston, noting the Bay State’s contrasts and notable figures like Leverett Saltonstall and John F. Kennedy.
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Massachusetts
Holiday Magazine
Henry Morton Robinson
Robinson
Massachusetts Bay
Locke-Ober’s
Walden Pond
Fitzgerald
Adeline
Spot Pond
Plymouth
Duxbury
Old Sturbridge
Provincetown
Arnold Arboretum
Tanglewood
Boston
Bay State
Leverett B
Saltonstall
John F. Kennedy
Sunderland
Mt. Sugarloaf
Buffalo Budget Spreads to Formosa Province
Buffalo budget director Philip Backski reports the Formosa Provincial Government plans to initiate a similar performance budget. A Formosa delegation visited Buffalo last fall to study the city’s budgeting mechanics.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Philip Backowski
Formosa
Moore and Patterson Lead Ring Magazine Heavyweights
Archie Moore aged 39 and Floyd Patterson at 21 top Ring Magazine's heavyweight ratings for the vacant title. Moore defended his light heavyweight crown by stopping Yolande Pompey while Patterson rose to second after outpointing Tommy Jackson. If Moore defeats James J. Parker and Patterson heals from a fractured hand, the two could meet at Yankee Stadium on September 18 for the vacant title.
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New York
Archie Moore
Floyd Patterson
Ring Magazine
Moore
Yolande Pompey
Patterson
Brooklyn
Tommy Hurricane Jackson
Jackson
Yankee Stadium
Archie
James J. Parker
Toronto Ont
Redlegs Lead Star Ballots In All-Star Return
Midwest vote surge shifts five of eight NL spots to Cincinnati Redlegs. Temple moves to second, McMillan overtakes Banks at short, Frank Robinson bets left field, Ed Bailey tops Campanella at catcher. Frick cautions results not final as ballots keep pouring in before final Thursday- Friday announcements.
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New York
Midwest
Cincinnati Redlegs
Ford Frick
Redlegs
Johnny Temple
Red Schoendienst
Giants
Roy
Vermont Open Golf Champion Sets Course Record
Fairlee Vermont United Press reports George Kinsman of Point Judith Rhode Island won the Vermont Open with a final round 61 to break the Lake Morey Inn record and win $260. He finished 36 holes at 128, three strokes ahead of Shepard who took second as Shenard tied for 67 after the opening round. Johnny Thoren Browning Friel and others battled for positions in a crowded field.
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Fairlee
George Kinsman
Point Judith
R. I
Oday
Lake Morey Inn
Kinsman
Charlie Shenard
Newton
Mass
Shepard
Kinsmanag Oe Lace
Ack oOeward
Johnny Thoren
Hamilton
Jim Browning
Weston
Phil Friel
Nashua
N. BH
Concord golfer and son finish three behind tourney winners
Concord resident Mrs R Fulton Johnst on and her son Reggie, a former Middlesex School athlete, played in last week's mother and son golf tournament at the Wellesley Golf Club, finishing three strokes behind the winners. The item notes a societal golf event with local participants.
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Concord
R. Fulton Johnston
Main Street
Reggie
Middlesex School
Wellesley Golf Club
Police softball vs Firemen game sparks town chatter
Concord reports rumors that firemen are less eager for the Police softball game on G day July 7. The match will benefit Concord Little League with proceeds. Police anticipate a foregone conclusion while urging caution after practice injuries.
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Concord
Pony League Begins Second Half of Series
The Assabet Valley Pony League starts its second half next Monday with a tight race expected for top honors in the August 2 finish. Schedule for July 2 includes Dairymen vs Green Sox Monday Blades vs Jets Tuesday Green Sox vs Jet Wednesday 2 PM Blades vs Dairymen Thursday.
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Assabet Valley Pony League
Dairymen
Green Sox
Blades
Jets
Jet
Acton High School Names New Softball Co Captain
Acton High School has elected Madeline Koh as co captain of the girls softball team. Koh, a former Harvey Wheeler pupil from West Concord and a Korea native, has excelled in sports since entering Acton schools. Black bass are native only to North America.
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Concord
Acton
Madeline Koh
Acton High School
Harvey Wheeler School
West Concord
Korea
North America
Public Auction Notice of Gates Pasture Property
Commonwealth of Massachusetts legal notice states Daniel S Feins of Revere attached and property to be sold at public auction August 11, 1956 at 11 AM in Framingham. The parcel described is Gates Pasture in Stow Middlesex containing about 44 acres 158 rods with detailed metes bounds and exclusions for town land.
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Framingham
Middlesex
Daniel S. Feins
Revere
Suffolk
Ana
Stow
Commonere
Massachusetts
Gates Pasture
Bolton
Newell Gates
Michael Maguire
Said -Maguire
Mill Pond
Maguire
Said Maguire
Susan
A. Peck
Said Peck
Peck
Henry
Spindle Hill
Mass
Daniel W. Stratton
Atvegor
Middlesex South
Robert C. Campbell
Daniel S. Feing
Freda S
South District
P. Morrissey
Shea
Fram
Middright
Freda S.fe
Red Bolton
Iny
Lan Ly
Lally
Robert Et Iel S. Feist
William
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