Marlboro Newspaper Masthead Notice and Publication Details
Concord Enterprise editors and Marlboro publication details listed. Copyright notice notes second class matter status dated 1908 and printing by Enterprise Press Inc. with distribution through agencies in Boston and New York. Subscription and ad error policy referenced.
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Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Health for All Vista Areas to Be Built
Governor Herter announces a state project adding about 150 vista turnout picnic areas along highways with tables and benches to improve scenic views for motorists. The plan aims for summer readiness and notes the sites will enhance travel appeal for residents and visitors alike.
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LINES BY LOGLOW Promote Savings Bonds and Laundry Tips
The ad urges investing in United States Savings Bonds with a six dollar return for three and a ten year horizon plus three percent interest compounded semi annually. It also promotes joining the Payroll Deduction Plan for security and notes washing dark towels separately to prevent dye transfer and lint from white fabrics.
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United States
Puerto Rican Held for Threat to Eisenhower
A 24 year old Puerto Rican man, Pedro S. Orozco of Hartford, was indicted in New Haven on a federal charge of threatening to assassinate President Eisenhower. He was turned over to Secret Service agents after booking on a non support charge. Police say he claimed the threat was a misunderstanding.
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New Haven
Concord Budget Seeks 1.58 Million For 1954-55
The Concord town meeting aims to borrow 1 575 344 to fund schools maintenance and transportation and other departments. Firemen seek a 56 hour week but would not affect 1954 taxes. The budget includes highways 150 396 police 71 721 fire 125 600 libraries 19 000 recreation 9 643 and 8 000 for a Battleground rest room.
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Battleground
Riverdale
Blue Cross
Wells A. Hall
Man Pays Tax Bill In A Jug Of Half Dollars
O B Stanfield of Creedmoor North Carolina paid his tax bill with a jug containing 422 half dollars weighing about 12 pounds according to the tax collector.
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Creedoor, N. C
U.P
O. B
Stanfield
Maynard Tax Fears Spur Calls for Ballot Vote
A group of eight Maynard residents urges voters to demand a ballot to vote on tax hikes and budgets. They criticize spending on vacations and pay, suggest firing overpaid employees, and warn of outflow to parochial schooling as Concord and Hudson draw families away.
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Maynard
Am. Woosen
Finance Committee
Concord and Hudson
New Field in Synthetics Opened, Horner Says
New Haven Connecticut United Aircraft Corp president H Mansfield Horner told the New Haven County Manufacturers Association the jet age opened a vast new field in synthetics. He urged locating mills and processing plants for difficult metals like titanium and zirconium to fuel New England industry and predicted a new economic adventure ahead.
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New Haven
New England
Sudbury Votes Regional School in landslide and Police Force
Sudbury residents approve a Regional School with 893 votes for and 159 against while approving a police service initiative 684 to 344. The results reflect strong support for regional education and policing measures.
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Sudbury
Force Service
Police
U S Oil Cartel Clash and Trade Tariff Debate
Attorney General Brownell grants immunity to five major U S oil firms to join a network handling Iranian oil, prompting concerns of a cartel or consortium to fix prices. The piece argues such moves threaten free commerce and U S workers while noting a parallel government bid decision that favored a British firm over a lower American offer, costing U S jobs and tax revenue.
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Herbert Brownell
U.S
Ran
Coming Events Of The Week In Concord
A compact list of local events with gatherings at Trinity Church State Armory Nellie Craigs and various clubs. Highlights include scout meetings town meetings operettas lodge and grange events plus Rotary Lions and Elks gatherings through Thursday.
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Concord
Nellie
Craig’s
Trinity Church
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Middlesex School
Old High School
State Armory
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
Masonic Temple
Annursnac Grange
West Concord
Concord Lions
Howard Johnson
Scout
Elks
Hawthorne Chapter
James J. Mansfield
A.L
Veterans Building
Speaker Martin To Try Again On Wetback Vote
The article reports House Speaker Joseph W. Martin Jr after a shooting interrupted a vote on a bill to continue hiring Mexicans for farm labor in the Southwest. Martin said he would recount the ayes and attempt to hear the nays again.
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Washington
House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Southwest
World Day Prayer Service Planned by Sudbury Wayland Women
Sudbury Wayland Church women invite the community to a World Day of Prayer service on March 5 at 3 p.m. at the Wayland Church. The event emphasizes prayers for world peace and relief from trouble, inspired by the United Nations and a history rooted in Boston.
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Waylang Church
Ig Spo
Sudbury-Wayland Church
Sudbury-Wayl
Bost
Thas
United Nations
Pot Luck Supper Hosted by Way of St Elizabeth’s
Sudbury area groups held a pot luck supper in the hall with J Fairbanks leading a prayer for Edithon who had just passed away. The event praised longtime members and was supported by Mrs Howard Emp the committee and several helpers including Mrs Murtry Mrs France Wayland and Mrs Fr.
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Sudbury
St. Elizabeth's Bury
J. Fairbanks
Edithon
Pawas
Howard
Murtry
France Wayland
Lenten Series to Begin at Union Evangelical Church
The Union Evangelical Stow will start a Lenten series with a neighbor church pastor as speaker Francis F Crisci of Baptist Church of Falls delivering the sermon. Refreshments follow the service, and the evening includes special music by the choir and a deavor group.
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Neishbo
Guand
Francis F. Crisci
Baptist Church of
Per Falls
Sudbury church plans March meeting and luncheon
Plans for the Memory Congregational Church event on March 11 from 10:45 AM to 1 PM include a luncheon led by Ms. Nelson. The afternoon features a program with Miss Elsie Simonds leading the second section and a world mission focus.
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