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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1954
Page
4
The Concord Enterprise lists Rudolph W. Currier as editor at Marlboro and Concord. It notes second class matter status from 1908, weekly Thursday publication by Enterprise Press Inc. Marlboro Massachusetts with a disclaimer on typography errors and ad reprints. Subscriptions and eastern representation by Julius Mathews Special Agency in Boston and New York.
Letters discuss House Senate action moving daylight saving to end of October with April start. Advocates see vacation industry gains. critics worry over year round time. Also included are letters from Maynard residents on town governance, fire department funding, and veterans affairs with local political tensions and calls for fiscal prudence.
A reader defends Joseph Dinneen for Veterans Agent, citing support from American Legion Post VFW Post and Veterans Council of Maynard. It questions columnist Stone and accuses Emile Dumas of bias while praising John Mitzcavitch for reversing his initial vote after full facts emerged.
Local notes report Easter seal campaign goals, fundraisers, and state politics. Highlights include the $320,000 regional drive, Lions Club events with the Bowdoin Glee Club, and a Concord Academy concert. Community updates cover new council members, TV ads, church events, and spring flood watch.
Concord High School visual aid department presented two films for students. The American Round from Ford Motor Company showed actual car footage from early models to modern times. Dynamic New England featured Loyd Bemis discussing points of interest and business undertakings in New England.
Carlisle Catholic Woman's club meets at 8 o clock tonight at Mrs Helen Fultons Russell street residence with Mrs Donald Streeter presiding.
Lansing reports from the Michigan conservation department state that the first robin of spring is a myth. Some robins stay year round in northern areas, while others migrate. The experts note robins favor rural areas and may not arrive uniformly, challenging the common seasonal claim.
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