Marlboro Enterprise Press masthead and addresses
The Enterprise Press Inc. Marlboro Massachusetts publishes weekly editions with editor R. W. Currier and offices at 16 Liberty Street Marlboro and Walden Street Concord. It notes no financial responsibility for typographical errors and lists subscription rates at two dollars per year.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Maso
R. W. Currier
Walden Street
Concord Tel
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Subsidies for Great Lakes Western Europe Route Spook City News
Federal Maritime Commission declares the Great Lakes Western Europe shipping route essential and awards subsidies to eight or nine U S flag ships. Subsidies on government initiative may cover operating costs and future construction, tying to St Lawrence Seaway plans and larger ships. Ethos contrasts with push for small classes as educators debate optimal classroom size.
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Federal Maritime Commission
Europe
U. S
L. S
St. Lawrence Seaway
Cerel Plans 3000 Homes Amid Industrial Growth
Natick developer Martin Cerel announces a 1956 housing program totaling nearly 3000 units, a 25 percent rise from last year, tied to an $200 million road project and industrial park expansion across New England. He expects private housing to outpace public housing amid demand for higher priced, custom homes.
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Martin Cerel
Natick
Peabody
Hamilton
Brockton
Framingham
M. C
Lincoln
New England
Massachusetts
Cerel
Easter Date Complicated By Celestial Timing
Madison Wis UP Easter 1956 falls on Julian Day 2435565 and can range from March 25 to April 25. Prof Arthur D Code explains the dating system linking vernal equinox and full moon, noting Gregorian reform and Julian Day counting.
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Madison
Wis
Arthur D. Code
University of Wisconsin
Nicaea
Cade
B. C
Car Gift In Michigan After Salvage Job Mishap
Carl Shaw of Mosherville hired James Eckert, a dormer driver for the Army and Navy, to raise his car from Devils Lake after it sank through thin ice. He salvaged the vehicle and gave it to Eckert to pay for the work.
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Adrian Mich
Carl Shaw
Mosherville
James Eckert
Army
Navy
Devils Lake
Eckert
Sea of Matrimony Brings Gold and Grief to Couple
Jerry Porter and his wife Inez quarrel over money and status as he toils on a modest wage. A rich uncle dies, leaving Jerry seven million dollars, prompting reconciliation as Inez abandons divorce plans and hopes to sail life’s sea together with renewed fortune.
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Erry Porter
Jerry
Inez
North Pole
Mother
Dherry
Metz
Sauk
Feige
Aving
St Patrick’s Day Party Rescheduled by Holy Name Society
The annual St Patrick’s Day Party at St Bridget’s Church sponsored by the Holy Name Society has been postponed due to storms and rescheduled for Friday April 13 at 7:30 p.m. The program includes dancing and entertainment.
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Maynard
Holy Name Society
St. Bridget’s Church
Man files for U.S. citizenship after 73 years
East Paterson New Jersey 101 year old Jacob Kaminsky filed for citizenship after arriving in the United States 73 years ago. His son Major Joel Levinstein urged him to pursue papers while home on leave from Europe.
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East Paterson
N. J
Jacob Kaminsky
U. S
Kaminsky
United States
Joel Levinstein
Europe
Diseases Threaten Elm and Pine Trees of America
The National Geographic Society warns Dutch elm disease assaults the American elm while white pine blister rust endangers five needle pines. Millions of dollars are being spent to eradicate these pests and protect forest beauty.
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America
National Geographic Society
Fluid milk price cuts in April across New England markets
Richard D. Ap lin, Market Administrator for Greater Boston Merrimack Valley Springfield and Worcester areas, announces a 44 cent drop in fluid milk prices for April with a 1 cent shift in some zones. The national factors show only slight changes as supply stays about 20 percent above normal, keeping Class I prices near 6.68 per hundredweight and regional deliveries set to 4.10 to 5.31 per hundredweight depending on locality and route.
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Richard D. Aplin
Greater Boston
Merrimack Valley
Springfield
Worcester
United States
Boston
Merrimack
Valley
Chilean doctors test fevered hexamethonium for malignant blood pressure
A Chilean study led by Dr Pablo Thomsen at Catholic University Santiago reports using fever together with hexamethonium to treat malignant high blood pressure. In 12 patients with bad or poor general condition, early injections caused drops in pressure, and periodic fevers revived the drug’s effect, allowing longer intervals between fevers while maintaining benefit. Hospital stays ranged from 36 to 303 days depending on crisis frequency.
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Delos Smy
United Press
Science
New York
Pablo Thomsen
Catholic Uni
Santiago
Bis
Thomsen
Far Artest
Delaware experiment station finds broiler rations contain
Countrymen at the Delaware experiment station report findings on broiler feed rations, noting composition and potential effects on poultry growth and health. Further details specify the experimental context and forthcoming results.
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Delaware
Television Networks To Cover Conventions
Major networks prepare unprecedented television coverage for the Democratic and Republican national conventions in Chicago on August 13 and San Francisco a week later. About 36 million U.S. homes with TV are expected to tune in, with NBC CBS and ABC deploying 25 30 cameras per network and 400 on the road. Prominent anchors include Murrow Cronkite Swayze Canham Daly Howe and Beatty.
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William Ewald
U. P
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
CBS
NBC
ABC
Ed Murrow
Walter Cronkite
Bobis
Charles Collingswood
John Cameron Swayze
Bill Henry
Morgan Beatty
Erwin Canham
John Daly
Quincy Howe
Martin A
Dwight Eisenhower
Adlai Steveson
Betty Furness
Army's Top Soldier Honors Old Friend From Artillery Past
Fort Sam Houston Texas tribute to Old Pat a horse of the era of horse drawn caissons. Maxwell D. Taylor then commander of the 12th Field Artillery paid respects at the grave. Pat lived to nearly 46 and was famed as elder statesman of the horse world. A monument stands at his grave donated by the San Antonio chapter of the Second Division Association.
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Fort Sam Houston
Tex
12Th Field Artillery
U. S. Army
Maxwell D. Taylor
Pat
Taylor
12Th
San Antonio
The
Second Division Association
Report Favorably For Patrolmen
A Boston legislative committee reported favorably a bill to authorize a 40 hour week for city and town policemen. The bill would take effect only if approved by local councils or meetings. Rep. Thomas F. Farrell said the measure is a compromise among similar filings. In towns that accept the act, police work would stay within five days and 40 hours per week with overtime paid at the regular rate. other cities may offer time off to compensate overtime. Farrell will handle the bill on the House floor, likely today or Monday.
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Boston
Thomas F. Farrell
Worcester
Public Service Committee
Farrell
Last wreath tribute echoes memory of Pat and caissons
General Maxwell D. Taylor, Chief of Staff, U. S. Army, recalled a final wreath from a soldier who would never forget Pat and the days when the caissons went rolling along.
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Pat
Maxwell D. Taylor
U. S. Army
Chestnut Hi Alex Kul ahead of ward's Jim halfback
A fragmented note shows Chestnut and Alex Kul in a football context with Jim from Ward as a halfback. The readable words suggest a play or position discussion though details and full names are unclear.
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Alex Kul
Ward
Jim
Fragmented local note on upcoming meeting schedule
The readable fragments indicate a Wednesday meeting with mentions of a wall, lines, and an oil sumes reference. No clear event, date, or participants are established.
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