Marlboro Enterprise seeks ads by Wednesday deadline
The Enterprise Press Inc Marlboro Massachusetts publishes The Enterprise weekly on Thursdays. Advertising copy must be in the office by 2 o'clock Wednesday the day before publication. Subscriptions run one year five dollars and single copies ten cents. Eastern and Junior Mathews agencies handle display ads in Boston and New York.
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Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mas
Julus Mathews
Newbury, Street
Boston
Mathews Special Agency
Madison Avenue
New York
More Builders Today Install Wood Windows
Builders increasingly choose wood windows for low labor cost tight fit and no condensation. The American Wood Window Institute seal of approval on ponderosa pine windows signals adherence to U S standards and Commerce specs.
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American Wood Window Institute
U. S. Department of Commerce
Gah
Birmingham church appoints mobile chaplain for interracial outreach
The Rev. Paul Burrough is named full time chaplain in Birmingham. He will live in a house trailer parsonage and rotate four weeks in each parish to foster interracial relations by visiting homes clubs and pubs to connect non white minority families with local church members.
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Birmingham
England
UPI
Paul Burrough
Public letter critiques Concord holiday flag display
In Concord Massachusetts the editor receives a letter praising Col Pirnie’s note on using the U N flag in holiday exercises while criticizing the ceremony. The writer recalls Civil War era rituals at the monuments and notes an unauthorized parade-step bugle call and absence of lowering colors. The incident suggests planning faults.
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Rudolph Currier
the Enterprise
Concord
Mass
Currier
Pirnie
U.N
Colonial Inn
Coulter
6Th Infantry
MVM
Glamourized Time Saver Niche in Kitchen Featured
A niche in the kitchen is shown with built in homemaker's desk storage drawers and cabinet in champagne colored west coast hemlock. The measure claims the unit helps a busy housewife perform accounting tasks while waiting for the pot to boil.
Summit Survey Recaps Paris Talks On Nuclear Peace Drive
The May 16 Paris summit gathers Eisenhower Khrushchev de Gaulle and Macmillan to seek disarmament Berlin reunification and East West deescalation amid new weapons like Frances nuke program and the US weather satellite. Western leverage grows as space and missile capabilities rise.
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Paris
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
Berlin
Germany
France
Atomic Club
Soviet Union
United States
Outer Space
Khrushchev
de Gaulle
India
Afghanistan
Burma
Indonesia
China
Tibet
U.S
Russia
East Germany
West Berlin
Unte
West
America
U. S
Armed Forces Day Open House At Natick Center
Natick base invites public to Armed Forces Day on Saturday May 21 with open house 10 am to 4 pm. The Army Quartermaster Research and Engineering Center will display 74 labs and products, aircraft flyovers, and demonstrations including heat tests and climate chambers.
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Natick
Hoke
Wofford
Army Quartermaster Research & Engineering Command
Mass
QM Research & Engineering Center
Armed ‘Forces
Quartermaster Corps
Womens Army Corps
WIAIC
Army Nurse Corps
Antarctic
Climatic Research Chambers
Earth
Ferguson named director of contract compliance at Raytheon
John H. Ferguson is appointed to the new post of director of contract compliance for Raytheon Missile Systems Division. He will set divisional policies to ensure contract compliance across plants and labs and report to Vice-president T. C. Wisenbaker. Ferguson joined Raytheon in 1948 and helped form the original Missile Systems nucleus.
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Anthony Eden
Britain
Edgar Faure
France
Nikolai Bulganin
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
John H. Ferguson
Missile Systems Division
Raytheon Company
Ferguson
T. C. Wisenbaker
Largest solar furnace used to test military materials
The facility is the nation's largest solar furnace at 000 degrees F, designed to test fabrics and materials for thermal protection of the Armed Forces.
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