Marlboro Enterprise ad listing and publication details
The Marlboro Massachusetts based Enterprise Press Inc publishes weekly on Thursdays under the 1908 act. It lists editor Adolph W. Currier and addresses Fatty Street Concord and Marlboro. It notes no financial responsibility for typographical errors and mentions national advertising agencies Julius Mathews in Boston and New York.
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RD Enterprise Oe
Marlboro
Mass
Adolph W. Currier
Fatty St
Concord
Tel
Mattuigust
Massachusetts
Enterprise’Press Inc
Enterprise Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Letters to the Editor and Community Notices
A mix of reader letters on farm census declines and car tire policy criticizes, plus a protest piece praising General MacArthur and a confirmation letter from the Bay State Society for the Crippled and Handicapped thanking contributors after Easter Seal Campaign efforts.
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Enterprise Concord
Mass
Bay State
Society
Bay State Society
Bay State Society For the Crippled and Handicapped
Maynard Letterwriter Praises Town Columnist Courage
May 13 1951 Maynard Massachusetts reader praises the Talk of the Town column for honesty and courage while criticizing local police conduct and selectmen. He recalls Frank Murray and Jim Ledgard and reflects on politics and old acquaintances with wit and familiarity.
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Woolworth’s
Frank Murray
University of Virginia
Marquette
Frank
Jim
Harry Truman
Frank Punch
Harry S. Truman
Frank Punth
Jinkie
Jack
Eddie Loughlin
Concord
Maynard
Maynard hosts first intermediate teachers conference
About 75 teachers from Acton to Marlboro attended a State Department of Education sponsored conference in Maynard. The event introduced the Curriculum Guide for Intermediate Grade Teachers and featured panel discussions, classroom sessions, and input from local educators Mary Doyle and Katherine Sheridan.
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State Department of Education
Maynard
Acton
Ayer
Bolton
Boxboro
Cochituate
Concord
Hudson
Littleton
Stow
Sudbury
Wayland
Marlboro
Department of Education
Morenigan
Commonwealth
George Washington Auditorium
Mary O'Rourke
State Department
Mary A. Doyle
Katherine A. Sheridan
Coolidge
Betty Morton
Mary. Wood
Adelaide Sims
Katherine Sheridan
Katherine Kinsley
Mary Zaniewski
Marion Ledgard
Carolinne Herbert
Kathleen Dignan
Thomas Passios
Fenn School Plans Plaque Dedication for A F Riggs
Concord reports a brief ceremony at Fenn School in Robb Hall next Wednesday at 4 15 to dedicate a memorial for Austen F Riggs a Class Four member who died in January. The school library space will expand with books for nine and ten year old boys and a bronze plaque by Miss CS Crook will be unveiled near the shelves. All are invited.
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Concord
Robb Hall
Fenn School
Austen F. Riggs
C.S. Crook
Debate on direct primary versus party convention in Massachusetts
Rep Russell outlines views from a Republican caucus on nominating state officials. He notes a bias toward eastern voters under direct primaries, cites diversity among Republicans, and discusses costs and party balance versus convention voting.
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Legis
House
Middlesex County
Boston
Northampton
Berkshire County
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
W. Murray
Crane
Cenedela
Worcester County
Conte
Repuete
Glovsky
Beverly
Wedding Reception At Wayside Inn Attracts Local Notables
About 60 guests attended the May 5 wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. James D Mausardher Jr in South Sudbury after their earlier ceremony in Waban. Notables Jack Bailey and Benjamin Lovett visited the Inn the following day. Continuous club gatherings and dinners followed, including Harvard Woman's Club members and Plymouth Congregational Church women. Visitors included Swiss doctors and Boston Army base wives touring the historic site.
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South Sudbury
James D. Mausardher
Waban
Alice Fredey
Ken Reeves
Jack Bailey
Benjamin Lovett
Bailey
Boston
Metropolitan Theatre
Mr.Lovett
Mr. Ford
Dearborn
Michigan
Sudbury
Harvard
Mass
Woman's Club
Westwood Garden Club
Plymouth Congregational Church
Framingham Center
Burley Tobacco Prices Hit Historic High
Burley tobacco from the 1950 crop sold at the highest general average price on record in Louisville Kentucky. Gross sales reached 526 147 454 pounds with an average price of 48 82 per hundred pounds, topping last year by 3 73 and the 1947 record by 52 cents.
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Louisville
U.P
Eightteen-year-old Raine Winn Fined Suspended for Collision
An eighteen year old Raine Winn received a $30 suspended fine after negligently running into the side of an automobile. The fine was suspended because she was not in an automobile at the time.
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Salt Lilly
U. P
Raine Winn
Preference for pre primary plan with safeguards
A speaker argues that surface reforms do not cure fundamental disease and urges keeping the choice with the people. While neither plan is perfect, a decision is needed and many are dissatisfied with present methods, so the speaker supports a pre primary plan for state officers with safeguards to prevent abuse.
Spring fever guidance from local health column
The piece explains spring fever as a temporary condition from adapting to warmer weather. It notes fatigue may signal illness, advises outdoor activity and balanced diet, and urges medical checkups for unexplained tiredness, including a chest X-ray to detect TB. sponsored by the local Board of Health and Middlesex Health Association at 379 Broadway, Somerville.
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Board of Health
Tuberculosis Committee
Middlesex Health Association
Broadway
Somerville
Nylons Taken in Bloomington Store Burglary
Thieves broke into a Piggly Wiggly in Bloomington Illinois and carried off 400 pairs of nylon hose while ignoring cash and other items. No injuries reported and investigation ongoing.
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Bloomington
Ill
U.P
Hospital Speaker to Address Club Next Thursday
Administrator of a hospital and distinguished speaker will address the club next Thursday at the cubhouse. President Walter will preside. The event follows prior appearances by the speaker in recent weeks and prior university talks.
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Deak Hospital
Walter
Deak
Mig
Wee
Uni
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Highland Street
Worcester
Cecilia F. Logan
Edward L. Logan
New England
Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs
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Lewis Stevens
Dorothy Kraus
Wool Bureau
Clumer
Laurence H. Richmond
Apparel Industries of
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Apparel Industries
Maynard, Mass
Harriman Court
Russell
Russell Middlesex
Wayside Inn
Grover Cronin
Waltham
Switzerland
Framingham Normal School
Anne McGee
Thur
Mount Pleasant
Harold Lefty
U. S
Geneterey
Vin Santé
Mickey Rooney
Wanda Oe Preston
Rom
Dans Radio
Northboro
Boston Post
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General Motors
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