Marlboro Weekly Enterprise Listing and Postage Note
The Marlboro Massachusetts weekly enterprise at 1 Liberty Street Marlboro appears with postal designation Second Class Matter dated 1903. Subscription rates and mailed circulation details are listed with references to Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford and various surrounding towns.
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Liberty St
Marlboro
Mass
Enterprise Incorporated
Congress
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Economic and aviation topics in early era discussions and beacons
The text discusses government finance and taxpayer concerns with rising costs and wasteful spending, urging vigilance to ensure prudent governance. It then shifts to the impact of electric power on night flying, noting electric plants enabling beacon networks, automatic beacons, and astronomic lighting controls across U.S. air routes.
The Law and Crime: A Grim View on Justice and Reform
A critical reflection argues that more laws and harsher rules have not curbed crime. It claims the underworld remains powerful, aided by clever criminals and legal technicalities. The piece suggests judges and police are too constrained by statutes to reach hardened criminals.
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America
Crima
Kohler cites beacon network expansion to aid night flying
Walter J Kohler Wisconsin governor urges expansion of air beacon system as part of national drive to make the United States a leader in night aviation. He notes 69 radio beacons and 1 750 beacon lights already in place with more miles of routes to be equipped and connected by weather and telecommunication stations.
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United States
Walter J. Koh
Wiscon-s J
Handlysia Ox
Kohler
Hare
Ise
Governor to Launch Statewide Traffic Safety Conferences
The Governor's committee on street and highway safety will begin a spring campaign in April with 20 regional conferences and 355 local committees across the state to cut auto fatalities through education engineering and law enforcement. Experts will visit towns with traffic problems and focus on removing hazards improving signage signals and road markings while promoting highway safety education for children and adults.
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Governor's Committee
Sunday Motoring Accidents Drive Fatalities in US and Massachusetts
A Governor's Highway Safety Committee report shows Sunday crashes account for 21 percent of last year's 2 500 U S auto fatalities. Massachusetts mirrors national trends with weekend toll rising from Friday, peaking Sunday, prompting calls for greater motorist and police cooperation. January deaths fell 23 percent from the previous year while national totals likely rose by about 30 percent.
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United States
Massachusetts
Governors Committee
Massachusetts Leads In January Deaths Free Of Fatalities
The National Safety Council reports January death rates per 100000 population with Massachusetts at 13.8 and Vermont, the lowest among nine states. New York shows 15.3 and Rhode Island 87.3. Of 104 cities reporting from about a dozen states, 29 had no fatalities. 13 incident free cities were in Massachusetts, the most of any state.
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National Safety Council
Massachusetts
Vermont
New York
Rhode Island
Flowers expert Carl R van Empelen visits America
International landscape architect and floral designer Carl R van Empelen visits the United States as a guest of horticulturists to showcase his home and garden decorating art. He notes European flower shows have grown since the war and that tulips and hyacinths can be crafted into superior basket and vase designs with ferns and ribbons.
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Carl R.van Empelen
America
Europe
Asia
van Empelen
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Erican Floriste
Van
Empelen
Russia
West Concord Club Meets at Mrs H A So Cath eral Street
West Concord group met Monday at the home of Mrs. H. A. So on Cath eral Street to discuss club matters and plan upcoming activities.
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Tne
Concord
H. A. So
Catheral Street
West Concord
Why did we move town site and old landmarks take?
A town meeting aftermath questions the Haynes site choice over the old site. Readers recount estimated costs for excavation and grading, dispute contractor figures, and worry the Lor Ling Parsonage may be sold, threatening Sudbury’s historic landmarks.
Lenten Services and Schedules at Local Church
The pastor continues the fifth in a Lenten series on Messages from a Master Epistle with themes on practical Christianity. Children's Sermon asks Why Should I Read the Bible. Evening services at 7 P M feature the fourth sermon in the series Some Modern Social Problems in Light of Christian Living. Week events include Boy Scouts Ladies Union and various Christian Endeavor activities.
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Society of Christian Endeavor
Boy Scouts
Ladies Union
Fellowship of Yer
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ladies' Union
Adams and Bridges
Concord P T A Holds Large Meeting with Plans and Play
A large Concord Parent Teacher Association gathering in the high school auditorium featured reports by President Mrs. George F Root and Miss Maud Findeisen. Plans announced include a conference at Ley Ley Wells on April 11 and a food sale at Hix school cafeteria on April 10.
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Concord
Parent/Teacher ‘Association
George F. Root
Clarfe R. Goodwin
Maud Findeisen
Wellesley
Concord P. T. A
Hix
Jesse B. Davis
Boston University
Association
Concord, High
Peter Bulkeley
Lu'an
EB. Wier
Sophomore Arts Event Delights With Music and Talks
Norman Spencer leads a cast including Molly Harlow Betty Rudd and Leon Christian in a well received play. The Sophomore French Class sings French songs and Denise the school nurse discusses disease prevention. Peters Bulkely Glee Club performs Sun Worshippers, Roll Your Ball and more. High school orchestra plays Tales of Hoffmann Humoresque and Intermezzo while exhibits showcase Mechanic Arts and Domestic Arts pupil work.
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Norman Spencer
Molly Harlow
Betty Rudd
Leon Christian
Mole “Denise
Ruth E. Emmons
Peter Bulkely
Happie Reynolds
Forest Robbins
Catherine L. Beecher
Elsa Lundstrom
Wiliam Rudd
Piaio
Caveteria Rusticana
Edward F. Loughlin
Concord
Wellesley
Emerson
Percy A. Rideout
Bath‘ne
Peter
Mechanic Arts
West Concord Woman's Club Menu Includes Surprise Act
Mr and Mrs J C Bidwell will present a musical novelty containing a surprise act at the West Concord Woman's club meeting Friday afternoon in Odd Fellows hall Dorothea M Loughlin of West Concord joins the Tufts college Jackson Women's department student council as a new member
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J. C. Bidwell
West Concord
West Concord P T A to Meet at Harvey Wheeler School
The West Concord P T A will hold its monthly meeting this evening in the Harvey Wheeler school assembly hall with Harry Gardner of the State Board of Education as speaker Miss Margaret Hearn will sing and Edward F Loughlin will lead community singing Owing to Lenten devotions the Our Lady Help of Christians Court C D of A meeting tonight in West Concord is postponed to Odd Fellows Hall
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West Concord
Parent Teacher Association
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Harvey Wheeler
Harry Gardner
State Board of Education
Margaret Hearn
West ‘Concord
Edward F. Loughlin
Co. D. OF A
Our Lady Help of Christens’ Court
C. D
Odd Fellows Hall
Musketaquid Wins Inter-Club Skeet Tournament
West Concord gunners top inter club skeet meet with 215 of 250. Wellesley Skeet Club second at 202, Weston Rod and Gun Club third at 201. High scorers included Glen Swett and C Temple with 47, and P R Foss with 45.
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West Concord
Musketaquid ‘Sportsman’s Club
Wellesley Skeet Club
Weston Roc and Gun Club
West Concord Gunners
Wellesley
Weston
Glen Swett
Musketaquid
C Temple
P. W. Bache
Percy R. Foss
A. W. Macone
Dr. W. F. Davis
Wiliam Foss
P .R. Foss
G. C. Swett
Wellesley Skeet ‘Club
Wiswall
Dr. Wiswall
L. Mounton
P W. Bache
F. Hopewell
Weston Rod and Gun Club
Mitchell
F. Riley
T. Ely
Sheehan
Temple
Helping Hand Society Extends Aid in Church Refinishing
West Concord reports the Helping Hand Society extending aid by refinishing waste and overhead woodwork in the church auditorium. Al ton A. Kennedy and Son began the project this week and will finish before Holy Week.
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West Concord
The
Alton A. Kennedy
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