Marlboro Enterprise Ad Rates and Publication Details
Marlboro Massachusetts published weekly by the Enterprise Press Inc. at 16 Liberty Street. Editor RA W Currier based at 6 Main Street Marlboro. Second class matter entered August 25 1908. Eastern and New York agencies listed. Subscription rates include one year and single copies.
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Concord Enterprise
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
RA. W. Currier
Main St
Concord Emerson
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Hoover Commission Eyes Administrative Court Over Agencies
A Hoover Commission report urges creating a three section federal administrative court to handle tax labor and trade cases. It would strip agencies like FTC ICC and FPC of regulatory duties and move prosecutions and judgments to the new court. The plan aims to simplify rules and curb bureaucratic red tape.
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Hoover Commission
Washington
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
Federal Trade Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Power Commission
Frost heaves and concrete roads in Massachusetts debate
Readers urge Massachusetts to use more concrete on highways to combat frost heaves and maintenance issues, citing New York and Pennsylvania as examples. quotes about kindness and saving money close the piece.
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Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Brooks School Parent Group Meets Monday
Concord The Parents Association of the Brooks School holds its annual meeting for all parents and corporation members at the school. Monday May 16 with coffee at 7 30, meeting at 8 00 when Dr Abigail Eliot will speak on The Slow Process of Nature. Annual reports will be made and Mrs William H Berkes will present the headmistress report. New officers will be elected.
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Concord
Parents Association of the Brooks School
William H. Gofford
J. J. White
Bedford
Abigail A. Eliot
Nursery Training School of
Boston
Brooks
William H. Berkes
Concord Births at Emerson Hospital Highlight Several New Arrivals
Recent local births recorded at Emerson Hospital include a son to Mr. and Mrs. William Dunstan of 33 Sudbury Road on May 4, a son to Mr. and Mrs. William H. Damon of Alcott Road on May 2, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Palumbo of Lexington Road on May 6, and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Duston of 33 Main Street.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
William Dunstan
Sudbury Road
William H. Damon
Alcott Road
Joseph Palumbo
Lexington Road
Charles H. Duston
Main Street
Concord News In Briefs From Local Scene
James W Powers of Squaw Sachem's Trail is ill and homebound. Local Board 114 calls for inductees on Friday May 20. Birth announced of sixth child to Capt Alfred Perkins and wife in New Jersey. Perkins serves USAF, veteran of WWII and Korea. Edgar Elderkin of Ace Motors Beverly won a Cadillac convertible at the Concord Auto Auction eighth anniversary. Elderkin is cousin to Mrs Krist Andersen of 485 West Main. Concord High seniors host annual sun or prom May 14 at Hunt Memorial Gym 8 to 11:30 with Hi-Liters from Malden Catholic and Enchanted Gardens setting. a king and queen will be chosen.
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West Concord
Alfred Perkins
New Jersey
Main Street
Capt. Perkins
U.S.A.F
Concord
Edgar Elderkin
Ace Motors Co
Beverly
Elderkin
Krist Andersen
West Main Street
Concord High School
Hunt Memorial Gymnasium
Malden Catholic
Arctic radar nets flash enemy planes on TV screens
New York telecast system would show enemy aircraft positions three jet flight hours before reach American targets. Radar chains stretch from the Canadian border to the Arctic Circle with a giant electronic computer to plot speeds and routes. Magnetic cores act as tiny memory cells in the system, enabling tracking of whole fleets for early warning.
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New York
United States
North Pole
Canadian
Arctic Circle
Science and Steel
Steelways
American Iron and Steel Institute
Rancher Foils Crash Hazard After Finding Live Rocket
Lynn Farnham, a rancher near Faith South Dakota, found a large shell at a jet crash site and tried to unscrew its bottom before learning from Ellsworth Air Force Base that the object was a live rocket.
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Faith, S. D
Lynn Farnham
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Local Man Dies at 73. Funeral Friday in Waltham
Concord resident Benjamin S. Battye, age 73, of 2 Sudbury Road, died Tuesday. He was the husband of the former Gladys P. Cook. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM at Wentworth Chapel in Waltham.
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Concord
Pienjamin S. Battye
Sudbury Road
Gladys P. Cook
Wentworth Chapel
Waltham
Crippled girl to receive diploma by telephone
Audrey Crawford, 21, crippled since birth and mostly in a wheelchair, will earn her high school diploma this spring in Columbus Indiana after four years taught by an intercom telephone system. Her mother carried tests and report cards between home and school as Audrey ranked 17th in a 300-student class and hopes to work as a part time secretary after graduation.
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Columbus
Ind
Audrey Crawford
Audrey
Remembering the old timers on Garland plantation
A nostalgic reminiscence by Routh Pickett Bradley recalling life in 1901 on a Garland Texas plantation. The author describes the smoke house, blacksmith shop, wash house, and a large missionary pot used for soap making, along with family chores and a noon meal of baked beans and ham.
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Routh Pickett Bradley
Albion
Idaho
Garland
Texas
Pickett Plantation
Mount Vernon
Carlisle Community Notices and Local Meetings
The Carlisle flagpole nears completion with painters finishing touches. Mr and Mrs William Frank Seaburg return from their wedding trip and reside in Waltham. Midweek Carlisle Congregational church prayer meeting at 7 45 led by Rev Robert Dempsey. Selectmen meet at Gleason Library Monday May 16 with Roy Cann chairing. Unity Club meets Thursday May 19 with Mrs Arthur Clifton presiding. Edwin H Storer convalesces at home after three weeks in Boston hospital. Local Grange members attended Chelmsford degrees last Thursday. Stanley Wright is president of the Carlisle Men s Club and foreman at Farnham W Smith Great Brook Farms.
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William Frank Seaburg
Margaret Mary Freeman
Waltham
Carlisle
Carlisle Congregational Church
Robert B. Dempsey
Unity Club
Arthur Clifton
Stanley Wright
Farnham W. Smith
Great Brook Farms
Miss Maud Priest Returns From Southern Travels
Miss Maud Priest has returned after several months in Tucson and trips to the Grand Canyon and Mexico. She visited various interesting places during her travels.
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Maud Priest
Tucson
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Mexico
Acton Parents Welcome Son Brian Williams Born May 2
Acton Center Mr and Mrs Howard R Edwards of Hammond Road welcome son Brian Williams born May 2 at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ray Dagenais and Mr and Mrs William F Edwards of Acton Center.
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Acton Center
Howard R. Edwards
Hammond Road
Brian Williams
Emerson Hospital
Coniford Middlesex Tops Groton in Big Tennis Win
Middlesex sports report shows Coniford Middlesex School tennis defeating Groton 81 to 2 with 11 to 2 on May 4. St Mark's edged Middlesex 6-2 on Saturday. Baseball second team won Noble and Greenough seconds 11-1 last Wednesday and beat St Mark's seconds 8-2 on Saturday.
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Coniford—Middlesex
Groton School
St. Mark’s
Middlesex Boys
Noble & Greenough
Assabet Valley Pony League Sets Plans For Season
At a Maynard Legion Home meeting officers managers and friends of the Assabet Valley Pony League laid out plans for the season. Prospective players are asked to return school district applications by May 11 with tryouts starting May 18 at 6 p.m. at Alumni Field. Four teams Green Sox Blades Dairymen and Jets with sponsors and managers listed.
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Maynard
Pony League
Legion
Acton
Maynard, Stow
Sudbury
Alumni Field
Green Sox
United Co-operative Society
Albert J. Hodges
Blades
Lund Products
Victor Burt
Dairymen
Erikson
Concord Tops Golf League With 4 Wins
Concord high school golfers defeated Cambridge Latin 9 to 0 to move into a first place tie. Scorers Cahoon Montague Asbjornsen Palmer Harris Carro each earned three points. Later Monday Concord repeated 9 to 0 against Lexington to lead the league after a nine hole weather curtailed match with state champion Framingham.
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Concord
Cambridge Latin
Maynard CYO Beats Natick 15 to 8 in Openers
Maynard St Bridget's CYO baseball opened the season with a 15 to 8 victory over Natick St Patrick's at Crowe Park. Johnnie Kulevich pitched three innings before relief with 7 strikeouts as the locals built an 11 2 lead. Father Creighton praised the young southpaw predicting major league interest in two years. Ralph Martino and Larry Brooks had two hits each for St Bridget's, while Buddy Seura starred in the field and was praised as the finest ing shortstop coach Fr Creighton has seen.
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Maynard
St. Bridget’s
CYO
St. Patrick’s
Natick
Crowe Park
Johnnie Kulevich
Father Creighton
Concord Defends Title At Belmont Relays
Concord enters 12 boys in Class D division at Belmont Relays this Saturday morning. The defending champion faces about 767 runners from 42 schools in the 29th annual state event with top entrants from Winchester Wellesley Needham and Lexington.
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Concord
Nortony
Levy
Belmont
Little Leaguers Parade Changes Move to Sunday
Concord changes opening day plans for the Little League to Sunday May 15 at Emerson Playground. The parade starts at noon from Hunt Memorial Gymnasium through town, with games at 2 pm featuring four major league teams and four farm teams.
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Concord
Snday
Emerson Playground
Hunt Memorial Gymnasium
Softball Post Schedule For West Concord League
Week schedule lists May 17 games at Rideout Playground Emerson and Gen Radio fields with Leo's Bombers facing Fen ton's and Bridge Acres meeting Reformatory while Acton Wizards host General Radio. May 19 matchups include Reformatory versus Acton Wizards at Rideout Playground Emerson and Fenton versus Bridge Acres at Emerson Playground Gen Radio hosts Leo's Bombers at Gen Radio Field.
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West Concord
Rideout
Leo’s Bombers
Fenton’s
Emerson
Acton Wizards
General Radio
Gen
Bridge Acres
Reformatory
Emerson Playground
Fenton
Gen. Radio
Lexington Wins as Concord Loses League Pennant Bid
Concord high slipped 5-3 to Lexington in a Middlesex League clash Tuesday, their fourth defeat while Stoneham beat Wakefield 6-0 and Winchester fell 4-3 to Reading. Reading visits Concord Friday.
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Concord
Concord High
Lexington
Carew Crew
Stoneham
Winchester
Wakefield
Reading
Sudbury High reports perfect attendance and honors list
Sudbury High announces third marking period perfect attendance for grades 6 through 12 and A or A B honors for many students. The report lists named students across grades, along with a non league baseball result where Sudbury defeated Acton 5-3 and plans a May 25 rematch.
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Sudbury High School
Marie Hanson
Marcia Jones
Karen Jokisaari
David Macdonald
Douglas Morrison
James Powers
Dean Burland
Richard McLean
Carol Brooks
Judy Clark
Sheila Moynihan
Patricia Smale
Nancy Allen
Frank Cartman
Sally Cutler
Gertrude Davison
Barbara Dawson
Brenda Fletcher
Paul McGovern
John Moulton
Jane Parks
Frances Young
Kenneth Farrell
Loring Hogan
Helen Krause
Donald Johnson
Shirley McCulloch
Royce Young
Susan Stone
Georgina Forbes
Thomas Casella
Joan Pirrello
Heather Marquis
Wendy Walker
Penny Child
Jean Warren
Carol Hickler
Charlene Moynihan
Susan Plumley
Edward Brooks
Robert Nims
Elizabeth Letteri
Linzee Coleman
Vincent Bamboni
Peter Olsen
Dan Eisenman
Polly Atchley
Pamela
Clark Davenport
Deborah Dunsford
Kenneth Mattsen
Valerie Conlin
Mary Ann Ashley
David Copp
Leanne Mahoney
Beverly Nims
Bruce Quirk
Beverly Wormwood
Sandra Dugan
Barbara Allen
Darryl Hinds
Ruth Peterson
Peggy Clark
Nicholas Mercury
Marie Kenefick
Carol Bailey
Nancy Cushing
Carol Elkerton
Jean Franks
Dee Ann Hurston
Ronald Maenpan
Uovern
Frances Ye Ga
Paula Cartman
Richard Ling
Natalie Pirrello
Roger DeMont
Bobby Lile
Sudbury
Acton
Ling
Frank Vana
Frank
Sudbury Scout Night attendance discussed at meeting
The Sudbury group reviews turnout and attendance issues at a recent Scouts meeting. The board and committee pledge to follow up, noting 60 percent monthly attendance and plans to increase participation.
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Sudbury
Senator LeBlanc promotes QUIKIE fire extinguisher venture
Lafayette LA SPECIAL Senator Dudley J LeBlanc of Louisiana known for Hadacol announces purchase of machinery to manufacture a hand fire extinguisher called QUIKIE A cylindrical 9 inch by 3 inch device dispenses a dry powder to instantly extinguish flames He promotes use in farms autos boats schools and industry noting the powder is non toxic non deteriorating and requires no frequent inspection He cites fires in the United States and the need for accessible protection
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Lafayette
Dudley J. LeBlanc
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U. S. Navy
Naval Fleet
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Groton
Conn
Third Naval District
Brooks School
James W. Powers
Squaw Sachem
U. S
National Views
Bellaire
CNS
Lamb
Paris
France
Linda Danson
Palm Springs
Calif
Gleason Public Library
Roy V. Cann
Edwin H. Storer
Prospect Street
Chelmsford
Middlesex Sports
Assabet Valley Pony League
Cambridge School
Concord Arlington Lexington Bindge Tech
Maynard C.Y.O
Maynard Ab Seura
Ae Kulevich
Jones
G Penne Forsythe
Lf Bowse
Martino
Seer
Ewe Luker
Ee Brooks
Lelas Ale Cassidy
Tere
Ferreira
Ae Mulcahy
Little Leaguers
Baseball Forum
Emerson Junior High
Concord Ab
Abr
DeRosa
Keskinen
Mullin
Melanson Smith O'Driscoll Brooks Chutoransky
Kavaleski
Shaw _Kauppi
Sudbury School
Tory
Dick Catcher
Kiwaniy
Chicago
Diana and
Day
Senator LeBlanc
United State
Leblanc
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