Concord Enterprise publication details and rates
The Enterprise Press Inc Marlboro Massachusetts publishes every Thursday with editors W Currier and team. Eastern representations cover Julius Mathews Agency Boston and New York. subscription rates are single copies five cents and one year two dollars.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
W. Currier
Main St
Concord
Tel
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Lower Taxes Lifted U S Economy Says Final Stats
The 1953 tax cut reduced individual income taxes by about 10 percent starting January 1, 1954 and saved Americans roughly 3 billion dollars. Savings and retail sales rose to new records as consumer spending recovered, supporting the view that lower taxes spur economic growth despite farm income dips and rising unemployment.
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Busina
Buben
Massachusetts seeks larger share of federal waterway funds
Massachusetts officials urged Congress to boost the state’s federal aid for inland and coastal waterways. Public Works Commissioner Volpe cited a five year total of 1.7 trillion dollars nationwide with Massachusetts receiving only 2.587 million, and pledged to pursue a fairer distribution. Massachusetts lawmakers backed a plan to secure more funds.
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Massachusetts
Congress
Public Works
Volpe
Bedford Radio Club Meeting Set for March 17
Bedford announces its Radio Club meeting for Thursday March 17 at 8:00 PM at the Civil Defense Headquarters in the Bedford Public Library. Guest speaker John F Manning president of the Boston Radio Club will present on amateur mobile radio with a short film Eltion Theory and the Code, courtesy of the American Radio Relay League.
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Bedford
Bedford Radio Club
Civil Defense
Bedford Public Library
John F. Manning
Witon
Manning
Boston Radio Club
Jack Manning
American Radio Relay League
W1cdr
Edward B. Krevis
Wmicmd
James Starky
Wnidlg
James Daley Jr
Easter Seal Drive Begins in Sudbury on March 10
Sudbury residents will receive a letter with Easter Seals from March 10 to April 10 1955. Funds support rehabilitation centers in Worcester Springfield and Boston aiding crippled children and adults with therapy camps home services and job placement. Bay State Society for the Crippled and Handicapped Inc leads the drive as an affiliate of the national Easter Seal Society aiming for a $320000 goal.
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Sudbury
Worcester
Springfield
Boston
Bay State Society For the Crippled and Handicapped, Inc
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Easter Seal Society
Concord Church Hosts Last Book Review Of Season
The last book review of the season will be held in the vestry of the First Parish Unitarian Church on Tuesday March 15 with Mrs Charles Loring as reviewer Coffee will be served at 1015 am Dr Edmund C Dow of Commonwealth avenue West Concord a noted Massachusetts Reformatory dentist joined the Concord Lions Club at Tuesday's meeting The King Daughters meet in the vestry of the First Parish Church Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock Mrs Henry P Thorpe and Mrs Wendell P Raymond will host The car crash damaged the vehicle but no one was hurt A tip for cleaning reach hard spots with a small paint brush dipped in liquid furniture polish
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Ruth Drake
Pilot Grove
Mother’s Club
Town Hall
Toy Cupboard Theatre
Peter Rabbit
Paul Killinger
John Miner
Centre Place
Sylvia Todd
Margaret Lovell
Carl Lund
Barbara Head
Ruth McConnell
Mary Coleman
Alice Mathewman
Nancy Dexter
Claire Hunt
Florence
Marion Wood
Louise Addy
Audrey Martin
Mildred Fletcher
Marion Fletcher
Unity Club
Tirst
Tdoretry Hardy
Suest
Edwin Harriman
Alen
Lunehes
Toss Campbr
Campbell
First Parish Unitarian Church
Charles Loring
Edmund C. Dow
Commonwealth Avenue
West
Concord
Massachusetts
Concord Lions Club
King's
Henry P. Thorpe
Wendell P. Raymond
Schwab’s Chalk Mark Ignites Factory Competition
A Schwab story explains how a chalk mark on the floor showing heats shifted worker effort. He challenged a manager to boost output by pitting day and night shifts against each other, leading to a dramatic rise in production at a steel mill.
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A M. Schwab
America
Dog Receives New Bladder In Experimental Surgery
A Detroit hospital team grafted a plastic mold into female dogs to grow new bladders. After months, the dogs developed normal tissue and functioning bladders, suggesting future humane applications. The study notes high mortality in the initial procedure and promises further reports on a one stage operation.
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Delos Smith
United Press
New York
Nature
A. W Bohne
R. W. Osborn
P. J. Hettle
American College of Surgeons
New Principal Named at Acton High
Acton-Raymond J. Grey was approved as principal of Acton Junior-Senior High School by the School Committee on March 1. A WWII Navy veteran, he holds a BA (1949) and MEd (1950) from Tufts and has led social studies and junior high sports since 1951. He lives in Lowell with his wife and two children.
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Acton
Raymond J. Grey
William L. O'Connell
Grey
Aving
Tufts College
Schoolmasters Club
Tufts Teachers Association
Grey Re
Lowell
Alcoholism sermon and experimental bladder regeneration notes
A Newtown sermon features an Alcoholics Anonymous member delivering a call to confront alcoholism. A medical journal reports on experimental bladder regeneration surgery with high mortality but notes potential safety gains and the need for more clinical cases to confirm outcomes.
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Newtown, Conn
Gordon Pierce
Trinity Epicopal Church
Alcoholics Anonymous
New Joint Committee on Atomic Energy Members Named
A Senate inquiry lists new appointees: Gore to succeed in Tennessee, Johnson of Colorado resigning, Henry M Jackson of Washington replacing Guy Cordon of Oregon, and John J Dempsey of New Mexico replacing Thomas Jenkins of Ohio. Republican ranking member dropped.
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Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Gore
D-Tenn
Sen
Johnson
Colorado
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
Guy Cordon
Oregon
John J. Dempsey
N. M
Thomas A. Jenkins
Ohio
Tennessee
Senate
Small Business Administration
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Commerce Department
Mendes-France
Europe
Moscow
European Defense Community
State Department
EDC
Mostow
Vietnam
Peiping
U. S
Britain
Valley Authority
Maynard Finance Committee defends police pay stance
In a Maynard Enterprise letter Edwin Carlton Jr recaps the Finance Committee view on pay raises for Police and Public Works. He notes the committee backed a modest raise only for three Fire Department personnel and questions fair comparisons with towns of different populations. The committee cites retirement benefits and overtime factors as part of the context and clarifies the vote was 6 to 3 against the department raise.
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Park F. Stone
Maynard Enterprise
Maynard
Mass
Stone
Finance Committee
Police
Public Works
Fire
Meynard
Public Works Department
Police Department
Carlisle Letters and Upcoming Social Events
Mrs. Carl Swanson confined at home by illness. Carlisle Grange P of H hosts a whist party at the hall tonight at 8. The next square dance is March 19. Gordon and Mrs Diment observe a wedding anniversary on March 3, with simultaneous birthdays on March 2 and 4.
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Carl Swanson
South Street
Carlisle Grange
P. of H
Gordon Diment
Washington And Small Business Tariff Debates Highlight Policy Clash
A fragmented excerpt discusses tariff plans impacting small firms and agriculture, questioning the effect on industry, labor, and international trade. It notes tariffs’ historical rise in England and references cabinet roles, labor costs, and potential shifts in U.S. economic policy.
Democracy In Action In The Girl Scout Camp
An editorial by Reynold E. Carlson extols Girl Scout camps as ideal democracy classrooms. It links love of land and nature to citizenship, responsibility, self sufficiency, and leadership developed through group living, planning, and hands on tasks in an outdoor, experience rich setting.
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Girl Scout Leader Magazine
Democracy In
Reynold E. Carlson
Indiana University
Left handed population statistic cited in speech
The speaker claims a global figure of 16 000 000 left handed people. The assertion appears in a brief excerpt discussing demographic traits and writing hand preferences. Further context or sourcing is not provided in the readable text.
Teleph Quick Installers Help Prevent Kitchen Fire
In a March 4 incident, Pond, a Marlboro telephon installer, assisted Mrs. Edward Spe wealth Ave W in extinguishing a kitchen fire. Mrs. Spellman helped douse flames while Pond and a company employee performed first aid and ensured safety. The event highlighted swift action by local workers to prevent further danger.
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Pond
Marlboro
Edward Spewealth
Implied Town Officials and Recent Municipal Matters Almanac
Fragmentary listing shows names such as Frank Finan Sr and Robert Higgins with roles including measurers of ju and recreatdr. references to a light plant, chief stables, and commissioners indicate local governance items. Details are incomplete and dates unclear.
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Finan, Sr
Frank Lhe
Robert Stables
William J. Higgins
John T. Magoon
Frobert J. Red
Thornton
J. Loughlin
Henry M. Missioner
Chat Water
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