Marlboro Enterprise ad rates and publication notes
The Marlboro based Enterprise Press Inc publishes the Concord Enterprise weekly with a 1908 origin note. It lists editor R W Currier and office addresses in Marlboro and Concord, with typographical error reprint policy and eastern advertising representatives Julius Mathews Special Agency in Boston and New York.
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Concord Enterprise
Enterprise Press ,Inc
Liberty St
Marlboro
Mass
R.W. Currier
Main St
Concord Emerson
Emerson
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Tax cuts in Britain and a DIY form idea
The British Tory government cuts taxes by an average of five percent for voters ahead of a May election, claiming a budget surplus remains. The piece cites Eden’s strategy as political timing and notes economists’ views on growth and consumption. It also mentions a proposed do it yourself tax form idea from Representative Keating.
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United States
Eden
Keating
N. Y
Internal Revenue Department
Iitwaukee Journal
New Teacher Named at Acton Junior High
Acton School Committee appoints Miss Joan Capiel as teacher counselor at Acton Junior High. Capiel, a recipient of a 1945 BS from Boston University and 1946 master's in guidance, previously taught at Warwick High and Lasell Junior College and Pittfield Junior High. She will work with Ruth Proctor, director of guidance.
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Acton
Supt. of
Willam O'Connell
Joan Capiell
Capires
Auourndale
Boston University
Suidance
Warwick High
Lasell Junior College
New York
Pittfield
Concord School Notes Highlight Local Art and Exchange Activities
Concord High showcases a colored glass model exhibit by the art department and announces two Lions Club scholarships of 100 dollars each for a senior boy and girl. An auto shop field trip to General Motors in Framingham inspires students, with exchange trips expanding for next year. The Sadie Hawkins Dance, featuring a vegetable corsage prize won by Mary Lou Perrin for escort George Watkins, highlights a vibrant school social event.
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Concord
Concord High
Plaster of Paris
Concord Lions Club
Wyandotte
Michigan
Clearwater
Florida
Sadie Hawkins
Wyandotte Exchange Group
Mary Lou Perrin
George Watkins
Remembering Old Timers and Frontier Household Items
Two reminiscences from Tennessee and Wyoming recount child memories of a kitchen bench with a cedar water bucket brass hoops a tin wash basin and lye soap on a sunny ledge in the 1880s. A second note recalls Sitting Bull era unrest and a family rifle issued by Uncle Sam during a local raid era.
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Minuie Hackney
Nashville
Tennessee
Lotte Breyfogel
Upton
Wyoming
Sitting Bull
Sam
World bread grain production in 1954 falls short
The 1954 world bread grain output stood around 2490000 tons, about one million tons less than 1953. Bruce Sere notes a drop in global grain production from the prior year with the ig Timer context.
May Begin Salk Vaccine Shots Next Week
Concords health board chairman Dr. Jack K. Holmes said inoculations with the Salk vaccine may start sometime next week. About 400 children in the first two grades are slated to receive the shots in school.
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Concord
Jack K. Holmes
Board of Health
Gallagher Retires From Massachusetts Reformatory
West Concord Massachusetts announces the retirement of John J Gallagher a longtime senior correction officer at the Massachusetts Reformatory. He joined November 28 1929 and his retirement effective April 30 at age 62.
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West Concord
John J. Gallagher
Unland Road
Massachusetts Reformatory
Reformatory
Concord Fire Dept reaches 140 alarms and 62 ambulance calls
Concord firemen report a total of 140 alarms and 62 ambulance calls by Tuesday afternoon. A charity coffee hour runs 10 a.m. to noon Thursday at Mrs George Greenlaws gardens Lexington road hosted by Mrs Ralph Webster and Mrs William Carson. Middlesex County Extension Services notes the resignation of Sidney Montague for health reasons as he plans to join the family farming business. Middlesex County 4 H Club Sunday set for May 22 at Camn Middlesex Ashby at 4 am with Owen Trask as guest sneaker and Bill Pickard of Townsend in charge.
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George Greenlaw
Lexington Road
Ralph Webster
William Carson
Middlesex County Extension Services
Sidney Montague
Middlesex County
Camn Middlesex
Ashby
Owen Trask
Bill Pickard
Townsend
Indians Study In American Schools In Large Numbers
Washington reports the Indian embassy says over 1800 Indian students attend U S colleges and universities with about 80 percent in science trades. Some 200 hold scholarships and the rest self finance. Most study in New York City with Michigan and California next.
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Washington
India
Muni Lal
Information Service
Val
New York City
Michigan
California
United States
Washingae Lal
Concord High students pass state driver tests under Bulger
Concord High reports a group of students who have met state requirements to obtain driver's licenses. Under teacher William J. Bulger Jr the program produced a successful year with students Janet Reed Mary Lou Perrin Thomas Mudgett Thomas Caldwell Andrew Horne Theresa McMahan Stephen Lamonakis Barry Andrews Kenneth McClure Kevin Grennan Mario Finocchio David Davis Carole Olsen Joseph Steinmann Alan Williamson Judy Edwardson earning licenses. This marks the last class to finish driver's education this year.
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Concord
Concord High
William J. Bulger, Jr
Janet Reed
Mary Lou Perrin
Thomas Mudgett
Thomas Caldwell
Andrew Horne
Theresa McMahan
Stephen Lamonakis
Barry Andrews
Kenneth McClure
Kevin Grennan
Mario Finocchio
David Davis
Carole Olsen
Joseph Steinmann
Alan Williamson
Judy Edwardson
Bulger
Safety Committee Members Named in City Records
The School Committee lists Safety Committee members Mrs. Charles Manion William Smith Supt Radcliffe Morrill Chief Robert E Kelley and Commissioner Otis M Whitney who served and made recommendations published last week.
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Concord
Charles Manion
William Smith
Radcliffe Morrill
Robert E. Kelley
Public Safety
Otis M. Whitney
Concord Officer to Graduate From State Police Academy
Concord selectman Archibald H Ferran attends the graduation at the Massachusetts State Police Academy in Framingham. Gov Christian A Herter and Brig Gen Otis M Whitney will speak. The article notes Patrolman James F Hanley among the graduates after the six week course. It also mentions pickpocket wallets discarded in mailboxes and an average of 80 such wallets reaching New York City post offices daily.
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Concord
Archibald H. Ferran
Massachusetts State Police Academy
the Meadows
Framingham
Christian A. Herter
Brs
Otis M. Whitney
Public Safety
James F. Hanley
New York City
For Sale in Stow Five Room House
For sale in Stow a five room house with kitchen tile bath beam ceiling and fireplace in living room. Includes garage and laundry in cellar oil fired steam heat and all hard wood floors. 242 acres woodland. Call Maynard 1295.
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Stow
Maynard
Precautions in Hurricane Season Outlined for 1955
Massachusetts civil defense lists house and store safety steps warning of a big 1955 storm. Measures cover supplies, weather alerts, shelter, power and water, boiler and car care, and evacuation advice, with emphasis on avoiding fire and keeping lines open. It notes faster warnings and assigns names for hurricanes from Alice onward.
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Carol
Edna
Hazel
New England
Massachusetts State Civil Defense Agency
Weather Bureau
Alice
Caribbean
Brenda
Connie
Diane
Edith
Flora
Gladys
Hilda
Iona
Janet
Katie
Linda
Martha
Nelly
Orva
Peggy
Quenie
Rosa
Stella
Trudy
Ursa
Verna
Wilma
Xenia
Yvonne
Zelda
Railroad Girl Lorraine Tatro Brightens Passersby in Williamstown
Lorraine Tatro, known as the girl in the window to Boston and Maine railroad crews, has been an invalid from birth. Her day is made brighter as trains pass by and she waves to the crews, a small cheer amid illness. BUY U. S. SAVINGS BONDS.
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Williamstown
Mass
Lorraine Tatro
Lorraine
Boston & Maine
Arm ed Forces Week Marked in Concord
Concord marks Arm ed Forces Week and Mass National Guard Week with an Open House at the State Armory on Everett Street. Company H of the 182nd Infantry invites the public to view weapons and equipment Friday 6:30 to 10:30 PM and Saturday 12 noon to 5 PM. Regular drill tonight 8 to 10:30 PM open to the public.
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Concord
Armed Forces
Massachusetts ”National Guard
Herter
182Nd Infantry
Massachusetts
National Guard
State Armory
Everett Street
Three Dogs Killed In Concord Police Report
Concord Police Chief Robert E Kelley said three dogs were killed in town yesterday with one on Thoreau Street another on Elm Street and the third on Route 2.
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Concord
Robert E. Kelley
Thoreau
Elm Street
Cleveland honors school work in progress notice
A fragmented report notes a ceremony or event in Cleveland related to schools and repairs. It references committees, officials, and possible construction or development with ties to Radcliffe and Harvard, plus English connections and a March closing.
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Mare John 'C
Wi Levin
Harvard
Radcliffe
Mr. Hayne
Engla
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