Marlboro Enterprise notices and masthead data
The Marlboro based Concord Enterprise lists editor Rudolph W Currier and office details on Main Street with press imprint Marlboro Massachusetts. It notes publication weekly on Thursdays and includes billing disclaimer and eastern representation addresses in Boston and New York. It also lists subscription rates and post office registration information from 1908.
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Concord Enterprise
Rudolph W. Currier
Main St
Concord
Tel
Marlboro
Mass
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Maine Elections Draw Keen Interest Despite Shifting Traditions
The Maine election outlook shows heightened attention as the slate on the Democratic ticket appears strong and the GOP faces a tougher race. Vandalism is decried as a national issue, urging citizens to report damage to public property and defend community values.
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Maine
Nunerity Party
Nation
Iheing
Arti Crauonen
Area Office Reports 293 Jobs for Older Workers
Marlboro area Employment Office under Manager William H. Finn says 293 job seekers aged above 45 were placed last year. He notes Senior Citizens Week starting May 2, and stresses year round counseling, testing, and education to boost older workers’ confidence and reemployment prospects.
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Marlboro
William H. Finn
Finn
Herter
Citzens
Sim
New Mortar Shell Cuts Bang Cost For Training
The Army reports lower training costs by using a 60 millimeter subcaliber device in the 4.2 inch mortar. Each round drops from 20 to 40 dollars to about 7, increasing training rounds while preserving firepower.
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Washington
Telephone's growth from bulky invention to common home use
The piece traces the telephone from its 1875 invention as a bulky costly device to its today widespread presence in American homes, noting over 18 000 inventions and improvements since then and highlighting ongoing American industry focus on better and cheaper products.
Italy's Po River Runs 417 Miles
The Po, Italy's longest river, spans 417 miles across the northern plains from its sources to its delta. It traverses regions and cities shaping commerce, agriculture, and history. The length is noted as 417 miles.
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Italy
Mother's Day 1954 by Grace M Roscher
Grace M Roscher urges daily remembrance of mothers with verses about gifts, calls, and showing love beyond one designated day. The piece encourages sending roses, sharing books, mailing snapshots, and keeping mothers close in heart each year.
Maynard Woman's Club Celebrates 50th Anniversary
The Maynard Woman's Club marks its 50th anniversary with a May 11 luncheon at K of C Hall. Charter and former members, officers, and neighboring clubs invited. Entertainer Miss Mary Berry and her Marimba to perform. luncheon catered under Mrs. Edmund Beebe and committee.
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Maynard
Maynard Woman's Club
K of C
Women’s’ Club
Mary Berry
Barry
Edmund Beebe
Acton Center Women’s Club to Hold May Luncheon
The Acton Center Women’s Club lists its annual meeting for Wednesday May 12 at 1 PM with lunch at the Dominee Manse in Bedford. A new slate of officers will be announced. The executive board was yesterday entertained at the home of Mrs. Allen Moody, club president.
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Acton
Acton Center Women’s Club
Bedford
Bonds Pay Four Dollars on Maturing Savings Bonds
A retro advertisement urges investors to buy United States Savings Bonds, promising four dollars upon maturity and urging action today for a secure investment over ten years. It stresses Uncle Sam will pay at maturity.
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Sam
United States
Sudbury Little League Tag Day Planned to Raise Funds
A large turnout of over 70 boys attended three tryouts for Sudbury Little League. The board seeks funds for two new teams and has scheduled tag day for Saturday May 8 to purchase uniforms and equipment.
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Suisury
Sudbury Little League
Sudbury
Unbeaten Concord League Standings Highlight Middlesex Play
Unbeaten Concord leads the Middlesex Baseball League standings after a Tuesday schedule of games. The report notes continued unbeaten status amid the league’s tight race.
Maynard Vies For Win Over Hudson In Midland Race
Maynard baseball team seeks a win Friday afternoon to slow Hudson under coach Stan Sikorsky, a squad riding wins over Framingham Natick St. Mark's and a Midland League title push with Milford. Junior high baseball at Concord and Weston also on schedule amid weather delays.
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Maynard
Hudson
Stan Sikorsky
Framingham
Natick
St. Mark’s
Milford
Concord
Weston Junior High
Concord Country Club finds mixed foursomes winners
Note correction reports the actual low net winners at Concord Country Club on Sunday. Mrs Eve Comins and Ren Tweedy won the mixed foursomes at the club course.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
Eve ‘Comins
Ren” Tweedy
How to Stretch Coffee for Savings
A New York item suggests stretching coffee by mixing evaporated milk, molasses, and water. For four cups, use evaporated milk, cold water, molasses, instant coffee, and salt, then heat until smooth and blended. The drink can be served hot or chilled.
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New York
U.P
Balboni fined for speeding writes officer after arrest
Robert Balboni a safety engineer was fined for speeding and later wrote a letter to the arresting officer saying he had been driving too fast lately.
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Greenwich
Comi
Robert T. Balboni
Stow Girls Softball Triumph Over Holliston 22 20
Stow on Thursday defeated Holliston 22 to 20 in a seesaw game. Holliston tied the score 20 20 in the seventh inning before June Macomber hit a home run for Stow to seal the win.
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Stow
Hale High School
Holliston High School
Holliston
June Macomber
Parnassus Tops Suffolk Saturday Cap at Commonwealth
Parnassus the leading local handicap horse will debut at Suffolk Downs in the 18th running of the $10,000 Commonwealth Handicap on Saturday. The War Admiral son owns turf prowess and recent main-course wins, including the Lincoln Special, suggesting a strong chance as he faces a smart field after weights are set by Handicapper Gordon Morrow.
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Suffolk Downs
Parnassus
Boston
Hialeah
Royal Governor
Armageddon
Belton Boy
Stan
Magic Lamp
Abbe Sting
Picador
Ls.Phipps
Gordon Morrow
Downs
Lunar Park
Triumphant
Legate
Sinn Fe'n High Head
Four Night
Fran Jr
Africane
Atomic Fire
Roman Jean
Milford Hurler No-Hitter Spoiled by Don Torppa
Lumenti of Milford carries a no-hitter into the ninth before Don Torppa singles to center with two out ruin the no hitter as Milford wins 9-0 in a Midland League game. The win marks Milford’s second straight league victory aided by fielding miscues by Maynard.
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Maynard
Ralph Lumenti
Milford High
Don ‘Torppa
Milford
Lamenti
Bob Stojco
Acton Juniors Rally to Beat Lincoln 5 3 in Extra Inning Opener
Acton Junior high baseball opened its season with a 5 to 3 win over Lincoln in eight innings. Nick Duren struck out 15 for Acton while Kevin Sweeney hit a key triple. A bunt by Goldthwaite brought in two decisive runs in the eighth.
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Acton
Lincoln
J. Howe
Kevin Sweeney
Goldthwaite
Raymond Grey
Duren
Pin Championship Slated On Monday Among 4 Leagues
Maynard Middlesex County championships will be staged at Tate's Alleys on Monday May 10. Four leagues Maynard Mill Dam West Concord and Holy Name will enter their leading six bowlers. The draw for teams will occur before two Monday matches and winners meet Thursday May 13 in the grand finale. A plaque will be awarded with engraved names. Local bowlers eye the annual sweepstakes at Tutto's on May 12.
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Maynard
Middlesex
Tate’s Alleys
Mill Dam
West Concord
Holy Name
Tutto’s
Concord To Meet Belmont Friday In Delayed Baseball Schedule
Concord High three league postponements mark the season as Coach Walter Carew aims for a seventh straight league win. today’s Emerson Playground game with Winchester High precedes a Belmont visit Friday and a next Tuesday home clash with Lexington.
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Concord
Concord High
Winchester High
Emerson Playground
Walter Carew
Wa’ertown
Belmont
Lexington
Tennis Team Nets Pair of Victories
The Middlesex School tennis team beat Browne Nichols 5-1 last Wednesday and won 6-4 on Saturday at St Mark's home court. The same period Belmont Hill hosted a 19-7 league game loss for Middlesex, and St Mark's seconds defeated Middlesex seconds 7-1 at Southboro. Gainsboro Girl shipped to Belmont Perk for the Better Roses Handicap with trainer Walter Carroll noting his brother Tom will handle the mare at Belmont.
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Concord
Middlesex
Belmont Hill
St. Mark’s
Middlesex Seconds
Southboro
Browne & Nichols
Gainsboro
Belmont
Walter Carroll
Tom
Maynard Sealer of Weights and Measures Notice
In compliance with Massachusetts General Laws a notice to all business proprietors using weighing devices to bring in scales for testing adjustment and sealing at the Sealer of Weights and Measures office May 6 and May 13. Anthony Warsewicz Sealer of Weights and Measures Maynard Mass. Office Town Building Maynard.
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Massachusetts
Maynard
Anthony Warsewicz
Mass
Lost Book Notice from Con cord Co operative Bank
Pass Book No. 8087 has been lost. Payment stopped. Con cord Co operative Bank, Con cord, Massachusetts.
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Concord Co-operative Bank
Concord
Mass
3 D Training at Fort Benning Uses Scale Aerial Drops
At Fort Benning's Infantry School a 3 D view shows heavy equipment dropping from a speeding plane for training. Master Sergeant John B. Jenkins of Omaha Nebraska designed a one quarter scale model to deliver a clear picture of how head gun equipment lands.
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Fort Benning
Army
John B. Jenkins
Omaha
Neb
Jenkins
Small Town Ad Writer Teases New Listing System
A dealer in Sudbury Massachusetts hints at selling home details and listing sharp prices while promoting Betty and Paul Reaves’s dog related ventures in Marlboro. He promises a new weekly system to collect and publish postings from readers and reminds customers the paper will adjust charges fairly.
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Werle
Paul Reaves
Sudbury
Mass
Betty Tuns
Paul
Betty
Marl
Marlboro
Way Stations
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