Concord Enterprise Masthead and publishing notice
The Concord Enterprise published at Marlboro Massachusetts with Rudolph W Currier as editor prints Thursday editions. It lists postal and typical notice details including second class matter status and typographical error reprint policy.
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Concord Enterprise
Marlboro
Mass
Rudolph W. Currier
Main St
Concord
Massachusetts
The
Enterprise Inc
Theerprise Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Julius Math
Madison Avene
New York
Positive Approach Signals Medicine Publicity Shift
A New York County Medical Society plan will use television to present medical advances. Panels with a lay moderator will discuss topics in plain language to highlight humane medicine and access to care. Representatives from 20 Latin American republics meet in Washington to discuss Western Hemisphere defense against Soviet expansion. President Truman addresses session noting unity and future solidary. The Stone of Scone’s return is noted amid British politics and Red China appeasement. An average policeman is described as good natured by a judge, with whistle-blowing humor noted.
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Medicine
New York County Medical Society
Conference OF Republics
Fulbright proposes commission to reevaluate American moral standards
Washington report notes Senator Fulbright urges a commission of eminent citizens to reaffirm national moral values and restore faith in democracy. He links public cynicism to demagogues, televised investigations, and perceived erosion of civil liberties amid the Kefauver and Reconstruction Finance Corp probes.
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William Fulbright
Arkansas
Fulbright
Senate
Reconstruction Finance ‘Corporation
Kefauver Committee
Big Lie smear stamps McCarthyism in Congress
The piece denounces the Big Lie smear campaigns as smearing innocent men and tarnishing Congress. It argues Washington is not perfect but superior to state legislatures and likens the federal government to a Sunday school class in contrast to state governments.
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Kefauver Committee
Washington
Congress of the
United States
Challenge to America and the Kremlin threat stance
The speaker stresses the nation must defend freedoms against Soviet aggression and unite against a perceived Kremlin plan. He downplays domestic bribe scandals and highlights the Kefauver committee versus the meeting of foreign ministers of the 21 American Republics in Washington as a measure of priority.
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Costello
Congress
Kremlin
Kefauver Committee
Washington
Character Assassination Probe Across Congresses
A probe into character attacks tracks how witnesses on TV and radio have faced public judgment without full due process. The text charges lawmakers with compromising justice and rights, accusing them of undermining the laws they enforce.
Bedford Banter Signs of spring and town life
Bedford notes mark spring chores like garden raking and plowing, cows in pastures, brush fires, and clocks advancing for daylight saving. The piece recalls historic events from 1817 to 1950, local births, church activities, and town meetings with mentions of Emerson Hospital, the Forest Fire Department, the sealer of weights and measures, and local clubs.
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Bedford Schools
Emerson Hospital
Bedford Highway Department
Concord Road
Hartwell House
Forest Fire Department
Arthur Carson
Nathaniel Brown
John F. Brown
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord
Bedford
Concord High Sayrees
Sealer of
Mildred E. Coggin
Concord D. A. R
Harry Truman
Ben Acheson
Weaver
Douglas MacArthur
Concord Lions Club
Paraplegic Veteran Plans Cross Country Wheel Roll
Herbert Howard a 30 year old crippled war veteran in Long Beach California says he will roll across the United States in a wheelchair after hospital checkups to show people paraplegics can cope. He served in the infantry 1939 to 1944 and was paralyzed from the waist down in a tractor accident. He hitch hiked from Monterey Tennessee to Venice California and says this will be his third such journey.
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Long Beach
Calif
U. P
Herbert Howard
Howard
Monterey
Tenn
Venice
Here
Childrens Corner springtime goat tale and nest eggs
In a lively spring note from Redcote school town life features Mr and Mrs Bluebird’s tiny pear tree house nest with eggs. Pearl and Sooty the black sheep appear with spring haircuts, while new baby goats at Emmons and Morris delight readers with playful antics and tucked away hooves at day’s end.
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Redcote
Ard
Bluebird
Pearl
Sooty
Emmons
Bedford Calendar Selections For Week
Thursday Bedford Bowling League banquet at Sudbury Inn at 6 45 p m Friday Senior choir rehearsal at the home of Mrs Leila Blake at 7 45 p m Saturday Ball and Chain bowling party Monday Anthony Hunt Hamilton Post A L meets at Town hall 8 p m Tuesday Progressive Club meeting at clubhouse 8 p m
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Bedford Bowling League
Sudbury Inn
Leila Blake
Anthony-Hunt-Hamilton Post
A. L
Town Hall
Tulips on Parade to Highlight Michigan City Festival
FLOWERS FOR PEACE Michigan City Indiana one of the Midwest's most spectacular flower exhibitions opens May 6 at the International Friendship Gardens. The Tulips on Parade festival features blooms from Holland. The gardens promote peace through friendship and beauty. Max Fultz fruit expert from Middlesex County Extension Service Concord was guest speaker on a Boston radio farm hour program yesterday.
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Michigan City
Ind
U.P
Midwest
International Friendship Gardens
Holland
Max Fultz
Middlesex County Extension Service Office
Concord
Boston
Science OKs This Medium Breakfast
A Iowa State University School of Medicine study with men aged 20 to 35 tested medium cereal and bacon and egg breakfasts across four periods. Results showed no significant difference in work output and biology between medium and heavy meals, though 75 percent showed more work after medium breakfasts.
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School of Medicine
State University of Iowa
Senate versus House in Massachusetts Legislature
Rep Russell reflects on the Senate as the upper branch, its exclusivity, decorum, and slower passage of measures. He notes senators have larger districts, heavier mail, and broader duties, while many House members aspire to join the Senate. He cites Richard I. Furbush and Charles W. Olsen as examples, plus Mrs Leslie B. Cutler, and mentions Massachusetts leaders who rose from the House.
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Legisture
Senate
House
State House
Richard I. Furbush
Waltham
Hudson
Sudbury
Lincoln
Charles W. Olsen
Wayland
Leslie B. Cutler
Cushing
House of Representatives
McCormick
Martin
United States
Massachusetts
Massachuset
Washington
Leverett Saltonstall
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts House
Lodge
Schoolboy Scores Hudson 4 Wayland 0
Marlboro beats Milford 13 to 0 as Maynard shuts out Clinton 6 0. Midland League action features Hudson blanking Wayland 4 0 and Marlboro dominating Milford 13 0.
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Hudson
Wayland
Clinton
Marlboro
Milford
Maynard
Coming Events Of The Week In Concord
A listing of local club meetings, society events, drill and service schedules for Concord. Activities include Odd Fellows and Elks gatherings, Young People and Rotary activities, D A R chapter, Board of Trade, Scouts, Red Cross, K of C, and church services across various venues.
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Concord
Rotary
Civil Defense
Young People’s Society
Evangelical Church
State Armory
Old Concord
D.A.R
Colonial Inn
Young People’s Fellowship
Trinitarian
Congregational Church
Concord-Dick Reed and Melroge Rally to Beat Middlesex League Rivals
In Tuesday action Concord-Dick Reed and Melroge rallied to a victory over Concord Middlesex League rivals after a fourth straight win for Concord. Kennefh led with one hit while teammates contributed, Leo McKenna and Tom Prend provided key plays. Stockelburg fanned 11 as the locals stayed hot. Wakefield edged Lexington in another game.
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Concord
Dick Reed
Melroge
Concord Middlesex
Kennefh
Leo McKennaple
Tom Prendble
Stockelburg
Ing
Wakefielda
Lexington
Concord Town Seeks Bids to Rewire Emerson School
Concord Massachusetts invites sealed bids to replace wiring and electric fixtures at Emerson School on Stow Street. Bid proposals must include $500 cash or bond and be delivered to Town House by June 1 1951. Public opening at 4 PM June 1 1951.
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Concord
Massachusetts
Mittee
Emerson
Stow Street
Emerson School
Town House
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Howard S. Russell
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