Marlboro Enterprise Press imprint and postal notice
Publication data for the Marlboro Enterprise Press Inc. lists Rudolph W. Currier as editor at Main St Marlboro Mass with a weekly Thursday issue. The notice, dated 1908, shows postal registration and distribution details plus advertising policy and eastern representatives Julius Mathews Agency Boston and New York.
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Marlboro
Mass
Rudolph W.*currier
Main St
Concordy
Massachusetts
Act of Congress
Enterce Press Inc
Enterprise Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Twice yearly motor vehicle safety inspections urged
Officials emphasize biannual checks of brakes lights and other safety equipment. Beginning April 1 inspections run through May with stickers issued only after passing tests. Vehicles failing the test must be repaired before display of certification to ensure safe operation.
Faster Than Submarines Cargo Ships to Outpace Undersea Threat
The United States aims to build high speed cargo carriers capable of 20 knots with helicopter transport, designed to outrun and counter modern submarines. Five shipyards on the East and Gulf coasts receive orders to produce these speedy vessels to support global war logistics.
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Russia
U.S
Edward L. Whrane
Gulf Coasts
Hyattsville Exchange Notes From Concord Visit
A Hyattsville letter from March 13 1951 describes a lively student exchange with Concord High Massachusetts. The writer and others toured federal buildings monuments and universities in Washington visiting Mount Vernon Arlington Cemetery the Smithsonian and the Capitol while meeting officials including FBI and Hoover relatives and local hosts.
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Hyattsville
Concord High
Concord
Mass
Mr. Donovan
Concordians
Hyattsvillians
Mr.Tracy
F.B.I
Finger Gas
Washington
Jr. Edgar Hoover’s
P.B I
Francisccan Monastery
Bureau,of Engraving and Printing
Mellon Art Gallery
Smithsonian Institute
Arlington’ Cemetery
Lee
Lincolnn
Washington “Monument
Arlington Cemetery
Bladiensburgh
University of Maryland
Annapolis
Greenbelt
Capital
Mount Vernon
Senate
Supreme Court
Naval Gun Factory
Congressional Library
W. Harold O'Connor
Concord Elks House Moved Over Four Miles
John Shaughnessy of Woburn directed a two day move of the Concord Elks House covering a four mile route. Concord police and utility crews managed traffic with minimal disruption. The 80 to 90 ton load cost about $2200 and required ten men plus a tanker trailer from Somerville.
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John Shaughnessy
Woburn
Concord
Thiomas V. Finan
John Dolan, Jr
Dominic Pagano
Ralph Thomas
Route 2A
Shaughnessy
John Starvale
C. E. Hall
Somerville
Vincent DeStefano
Richard
B. Eckoff
Nashoba Brook
Reformatory
West Concord Women Club Lunch At Union Church
The West Concord Woman's Club held a noon meeting at the Union Church with Edger A Rohan presiding and Julia Chase, Worcester radio commentator, as speaker. An annual club meeting and luncheon is set for April 12, announced during the American Home Day observance led by the American Home Committee chaired by Mrs. E Wells Hutton and supported by listed members.
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West’ Concord—A
West Concord
Uson
Ss. ‘Edger
Rohan
Julia Chase
Worcester
American Home Committee
Easter Services Planned by Local Churches
Trinitarian Congregational Church announces 9 30 a m Sunday school 11 a m Easter worship with Easter music by choir and violinist Rev Robert H Barber to preach on Heaven Cannot Wait 6 p m Young People's Fellowship to attend Chinatown Easter service in Boston at 18 Oxford Street Trinity Church offers 8 a m Holy Communion 9 50 Easter family service 11 Holy Communion and sermon by Rev Bradford Hastings St Bernard s church schedules blessing of the new fire Easter water and paschal candle plus confessions and Good Friday services with Masses 7 8 15 10 and 11 30 o clock and high Mass with special Easter Mass and Easter lilies on the altar
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Congregational Church
sRev
Robert H
Barber
Willp
New England
Chinatown Auditorium
Oxford Street
Boston
Trinity
Bradford Hastings
St. ‘Bernard’s Church
Post Notice for P. M. Job at Concord
Public notice outlines Civil Service exam details for P. M. jobs at Concord. Forms AN 2223 and AN 2233 obtainable at the local post office. Applications must be received by the U. S. Civil Service Commission by April 10. Prohibition on offering or accepting money or favors for influence in obtaining appointment.
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U. S._ Civil Service Commission
Public Utilities Plans Draw Attention in Western District
State legislators warned property owners about easement agreements offered by pipeline firms to lay gas lines through Sudbury Wayland and Lincoln. House action seeks to curb speculation while conservation and waterways bills advance, including mosquito control and 350 acres for wildlife along Sudbury River Pamtry Brook.
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Boston Edison Company
Higer
Sudbury
Wayland
Lincoln
Department of Conservation
Sudbury Valley Commission
Sudbury River
Pam Try Brook
Division of
Department of Public War
Board of Selectmen
A.B
Violation of Law Noted in Brief Comment
A fragment states a violation of law with mention that offenders will be pursued. It provides no names, dates, or locations, leaving the case details unclear yet indicating legal action may follow.
Rule Changes For Payment of Child Benefits
Social Security Amendments of 1950 expand eligibility for child benefits under a new dependency test. Surviving children under 18 may collect if the mother worked under Social Security or provided support, with backdating to 1940 possible. Examples show payments start when conditions meet, continuing until age 18.
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James A.mclaughlin
Social Security Administration
Waltham
McLaughlin
James
Susan
Enuaren
Ferther
Mar
Maynard
Howse
Odd Laws Tangle in United States Commentary
The text satirically notes strange U S laws and penalties across states. It mocks outdated statutes and exaggerates consequences for everyday acts like singing in bars or driving in cities. The piece uses humor to critique legislative overreach.
West Concord Teams Defeat Rivals In Final Contests
In Hunt Memorial Gymnasium on Saturday morning the Concord Recreation Commission basketball finals saw West Concord claim both titles. The seconds beat Concord seconds 46 18 led by John Spellman with 19 points while George Watkins and Charlie Mayo scored eight each for Concord. The West Concord first team edged Concord first 38 36 as Ern ie Alexander scored 16 and Ken Olsen led Concord with 19. Referees were David Bouchard and Dave De Ruzzo.
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Concord
Concord Recreation Commission
Hunt Memorial Gymnasium
West Concord
West Concord Seconds
Concord Seconds
John Spellman
George Watkins
Charlie Mayo
David, Bouchard
Dave
de Ruzzo
Cahoon Opens 21st Year as Concord Golf Pro
Harold Cahoon of Concord Country Club is set to begin his 21st year as club pro as greens and fairways dry at the course. Appointed in 1930 after a period as assistant, Cahoon expects his familiar staff and weekly tournaments to remain popular this summer.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
Harold Cahoon
Sudbury High School Basketball Benefit Night Recap
Sudbury high school gym hosted a capacity crowd on Friday March 9 as girls and mothers played charity basketball. The Mothers team led by Elizabeth Harding and Virginia Cutler scored 39, while Bondelevitchs girls totaled 60 with Judy Goodrich Dottie Hawes and Jane Flynn. Sevenths and eighths played Skins and Shirts with 19 40 and 17 6 scores. A coach versus fathers showcase raised funds for varsity warm ups, totaling 101.00 with student council support and no coaching aid.
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Sudbury High School
Eddie Titus
Guy ‘Palmer
Elizabeth ‘Harding
Virginia Cutler
Bondelevitch
Judy Goodrich
Dottie Hawes
Jané' “Flynn
Harding
Hawes
Fellows
van Bourene
Carr
al. Flynn
Bey
Robert Hall
Ed Hii
Cooper Harpin
Ralph
Roy Hawes
Kenneth Cutler
Ted Harding
John McLean
Bob Frazier
Mac Cart
Bernie Sgin
Gohapl
Curt Herta
iRay’ Woodward
Bernie Megin
Enerols
Benouncens An
Dorothy Bendelevitch
Walter"w. Carr
Santa Chiara Guild West Concord Meeting Announcement
Santa Chiara Guild of West Concord will hold a meeting Monday evening March 26 at 8. Mesdames Fiske Ryan Reeves and Walker will serve on the hospitality committee. There will be a demonstration of meat silk and Spooner merchandise by Mrs. Robbins.
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West Concord
thesSanta
Chiara Guilds of ‘West
Concerd Union
Mesdames, Fiske
Concord Recreation Commission Announces Fall Classes
The Concord Recreation Commission begins new classes on Monday the 26th. Anyone seeking information may call Bernie Megin, the director, at Concord 1270-Wor d Concord 139-M.
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Moniarch
Vanyone
Bernie Megin
Conecord
Acton Students Gain Licenses and Fund Drive Progress
Department driver training instructor Ralph Stetson announced four Acton high school students Julia Barry Dianne Manter Nancy Winslow and Charles Greenough received automobile licenses in the past week. Senior Advisor Albert Koch reported a net $605 from the class paper drive aiding a Washington trip, with more funds needed during spring vacation. Superintendent Whitman Pearson plans a new Third Grade at Acton Center and invites applications from nearby primary teachers.
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Ralph Stetson
Acton High
Julia
Barry
Dianne Manter
Nancy
Winslow
Charles. Greenough
Albert Koch
Treasury
Washington
Whitman
Pearson
Acton Center
Acton
New Fire House
Congregational Church
William O’connell
Neighborhood Schoolmasters Club
Kendall
Framingham
PTA
Irene *Costello
John Winton
Priske
Mary:Emerson
Ralph«Stetson
Gregory Bowes
Alfred Taylor
Baldwin’ Piano Company
Dorothy ‘Morong
Anna Schmitz
Thomas Janericcé
Boston
Arthur Fiedler
Leo Litwin
Larry Green
Warrene ‘Davis
James. Morong
Anton Center School List by Grade and Name Variants
Readable portions show a long list of student and staff names across grades 1 through 5 at Anton Center School. The OCR yields multiple personal names including Anderson, Hinckley, Nyman, Moore, Jones, Knippel, and Kennedy among others, with scattered punctuation and misspellings. The fragment appears to catalog individuals by grade rather than presenting events or actions.
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Anton Center School
Honor Rall
Donald Anderson
Gordon
Hall
Thomas Hinckley
Johns Kendall
William
LeDuke
Andrew
Shontag
Judith Baidus
Brenda Duren
Donna’ Files
Iden
Livermore
Jane Morgan
Cheryl Nyman
Susan‘Owen
Caroline Pfeiffer
Janet Julyana
Westby
Linda
Estes
Carol Anderson
David Abbt
Maueen
Ashline
Robert
Anderson
Richard: Boardman
Edward Byron
Margaret
M. Crafts
David Gates
Karen: Granberg
Daniel ‘Hinckley
Linda Hope
Doyce Jackson
Polly
Jones
Walter Apapone
Stephen
Knippel
Mary Elm
Diana Moore
John G. Rol
Muriel . Newman
John Nyman
Carol Ann Torkelsen
David. Vincent
Jeffrey
Edward, Duggan
Irving Dunen
Peter Flagg
Peter Goldthwaite
Donna Hollowell
Steven Huntley
Charles Kimballa
Ralpharsons
Nancy Pederson
Linda Petersen
Peter
Cs Rehontneteers
Sweeney
Katherine “Williams
Fred Wood
Judith Woodhead
High School Fund Promotes Sea E Folleys Honor
Colonel Higgins leads the fund drive for the annual championship honor through the school. Donors include Mr. and Mrs. Hayward Proc ter and many local residents, aiming to raise money for this year’s celebration and tribute event.
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Seae Folleys
Ngoop
Thej High School
Id ‘Higgins
School visit explores music program and instrument demo
Students from a local school visited four classrooms to see a hibiscus plant room and hear a demonstration by Mr. MacArthur. Carolyn Smith accompanied by staff attended as the class explored a growing interest in a future orchestra project at Waltham.
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MacAy MacArthur
Schog Waltham
French Class Film Discussion Sparks Student Trip Talk
Sequences show high school students planning a trip to France amid film study. Teachers Ruth M Buxton and colleagues discuss Riviera scenes and bicentennial related images as part of a photography course.
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France
Riviera
Biisini Arch
Triumph
Tower
Sabeilleent
Ruth M
Buxton
Boston
Raphy
Honor Roll Winners Across Grades 7 to 12
The notice lists students honored for achievement across grades 7 through 12. Grade 12 names Ralphie Burland Beverly Giles Sheila Lewis Priscilla Pittman. Grade 11 Ruth Hurlburt Clara Olson Guy Palmer. Grade 9 Charla. Grade 8 Natalie Kahlainen Richard Ling Carlton Thomas. Grade 7 Parke Maenpaa Toddlil Hawes Blake Davison Margaret.
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Ralph Ie Burland
Beverly
Giles
Cardl
Sheila Lewis Phyllig
Priscilla. Pittman
Ruth ‘Hurlburt
Clara Olson
Guy Palmer
Charla
Natalie’Kahlainen
Richard Ling
Cartma
Thomas
Parke Maenpaa
Toddlil Hawes
Blake’ Davison
Margaret
Concord-Con Ribbons Fair Public Showing Details
Fragmentary notice lists April 6 public fair events and a Tuesday showing in Springfield. It mentions a gala TM tickets on the 13th and 14th and names several individuals including E Allsopp Rachel Ken Thomas Flora Beach Beatrice Sweeney and E Derky.
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E. Allsopp
Rachel’s ‘Ken
Thomas
Flora Arey H. Beach
Beatrice.Sweene
E. Derky
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