Concord Enterprise masthead and publication details
The Concord Enterprise from Marlboro Massachusetts lists Rudolph W Currier as editor with Address Main St Concord and telephone 1159 W. It is a weekly Friday paper published by Enterprise Inc Marlboro and notes no financial responsibility for typographical errors with reprints of ad errors. It also lists eastern representatives Julius Mathews in Boston and New York agencies.
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Concord Enterprise
Marlboro
Masa
Rudolph W. Currier
Main St
Concord
Massachusetts
Enterprise ss.Inc
Mass
Enterprise Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Board of Selectmen
Scholle Chemical Corporation
Main Street
Scholle Corporation
Selectmen
Edward P. Gilgun
Cormier Plastics
New England Fire Insurance Rating Association
State of
National Board of Fire Underwriters
John Street
New York City
Russia's lures draw Europe and Asia into trade ties
At a Moscow conference with 400 delegates, Russia proposed to buy depressed textiles from Britain and Japan in exchange for grain timber and other raw materials. The plan aims to loosen the Western blockade and widen dependency toward Moscow, risking unity among free nations and blunting the view of Russia as warlike.
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Russia
Moscow
Europe
Asia
North America
Britain
Japan
Control regime falters as taxes and fears mold demand
The article discusses the Fed suspending consumer credit regulation amid watchdog fears of shortages and price controls. It argues public anxiety, tax burdens on autos, and inflation rhetoric shape buying, while wages rise and soon space travel may shift priorities.
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Federal Reserve Board
Thoop 31 Tops 8 Boy Scout Patrols
Rev Edward P Daniels and Rev Boulanger led outdoor Sunday services. Explorer John O Reilly assisted judges and council fire crew. Robert H Daly Sr chaired camping committee. Eight hiking and camping classes judged impartially. Peter Fournier fell ill Sunday morning as the sole casualty. Elliot C Vining Peter P Hill and Robert McFarland led the council fire. McFarland sang Hill performed Allouette. Camporee 50 percent better than last year. Musketaquid District aims to win the camporal.
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Edward P. Daniels
Boulanger
John O'Reilly
Lincoln
Robert H. Daly
Peter Fournier
Wolf Patrol
Elliot C. Vining
Peter P. Hill
Robert McFarland
Vining
McFarland
Hill
Musketaquid
Concord Civil Defense Drill Highlights Rapid Response
The CD agency tested two way radio links between the State Armory auxiliary control center and West Concord Fire Station and linked to police and first aid stations. Scaled to handle 1500 casualties, all posts staffed within ten minutes of the all clear as Scouts and various divisions mobilized across multiple sites.
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State Armory
West Concord Fire Station
Road Department
Lowell Road
Monument Square
Boy Scouts
West Concord
Concord
CD Agency
Civil Defense Agency
Federal
Civil Defense Bureau
Country Club
Emerson Hospital
War Aid Division
Food Council
Concord High School
First Parish
Trinitarian Church
Masonic Hall
Monument Hall
Fenn School
Middlesex School
Peter Bulkeley
Police and Fire Department
William A. Hagerty
Russell Robb
Pupils to Be Given Bibles This Sunday at Concord Church
Concord May 25 set as Children’s Day at The Trinitarian Congregational Church. Service at 9 30 a m omits 11 o’clock. Theme Gods Love. Various classes lead worship. Prayer by seventh grade boys. Two eighth graders Nancy Woodruff and Harold Caho on short sermons. Baptisms for children and babies. Each member receives a plant. Bible presentation to third grade graduates Dana Abbott Ruth Anderson Doris Austin James Cronin Lois Curran Bruce Fletcher Gail Fledberg Charles Foreman Judy French George Fussell Richard Gammon Dale Gunn William Holt Nancy Lortz Alexander Macleod Jr Charles Matson Daniel Monson Donald Mudgett Walter Ramsay David Rogers Philip Taft William Wilkinson.
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Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Stephen Puffer
Doys
Nancy Woodruff
Harold Cahoon
Dana Abbott
Ruth Anderson
Doris Austin
James Cronin
Lois Curran
Bruce Fletcher
Gail Fledberg
Charles Foreman
Judy French
George Fussell
Richard Gammon
Dale Gunn
William Holt
Nancy Lortz
Alexander Macleod, Jr
Charles Matson
Daniel Monson
Donald Mudgett
Walter Ramsay
David Rogers
Philip Taft
William Wilkinson
Lincoln detectives find eggs in street pressure cooker
Lincoln detectives examined a pressure cooker found in the street containing two dozen fresh eggs. Frank Bohman and Harry Dav’s stopped to inspect the object, but no bacon was involved.
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Lincoln, Neb
U.P
Lincoln
Frank Bohman
Harry Dav
Plans for Concord disaster drill and city alert test
State plans indicate a disaster alert would be sent to Concord. A second practice alert suggests a full scale town alert drill will be held next fall, possibly tied to a regional DFACTICE alert.
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Concord
Maynard Editor Praises Local Citizen and Safety Debate
A Maynard letter lauds Frank Ramesh for sports knowledge and quotes his local impact. The town debated Scholle Chemical as a cellulose nitrate permit. Fire Marshal review pending after Selectmen denial citing fire hazard.
Students Combine Work and Study at Kent State Dodge Program
Eighteen Kent State University students split summer duties between the Chrysler Detroit Dodge division and class time. Six hours in factory shops and two hours of instruction, with eight hours pay, aim to train industrial arts teachers to understand contemporary plant operations, says Prof. Dewey Barich.
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U.P
Kent State University
Dodge
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
Colege
Kent State
KSU Industrial Arts
Dewey Barich
Industria
Barich
Relief aids Cupid in Wilmington marriage license delay
In Wilmington North Carolina a would be groom waited for welfare board assistance before paying five dollars for a marriage license as clerks in the register of deeds offices stood by.
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Wilmington
N. C
U.P
Cerks
Register of Deeds
Welfare Board
Home on Leave for Lincoln Lane Sailor on USS Wisconsin
Sudbury man William E Hellmann son of the Hellmanns of Lincoln Lane is home on leave from the USS Wisconsin which just finished six months off Korea in support of the First Korean Division. The Wisconsin was relieved by the USS Iowa and returned via Guam and Pearl Harbor to Long Beach California. The ship passed through the Panama Canal with only a 4 inch clearance. In June he plans a Midshipmen Cruise to Grenada Scotland and Cherbourg France for Sea Duty Experience for Naval Academy students.
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Sudbury
William E. Hellmann
William F. Hellmanns
Lincoln Lane
U.S.S. Wisconsin
Korea
Wisconsin
U.S.S. Iowa
Guam
Pearl Harbor
Long Beach
California
Panama Canal
Grenadh
Scotland
Cherbourg
France
Naval Acamedy
Japan
Hiroshito
Sigmund Rhea
Martin
Hellmann
U. S. Navy
Sodality Holds Its Communion Breakfast Here
Maynard s Bridget's Sodality held its annual communion breakfast at Russo's after the seven o'clock mass. Miss Anne White directed the program and Rev. Fr. Brendan Connolly of Weston College, guest speaker, delivered an inspiring tale to a large guild delegation.
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Maynard
Bridget’s Sodalty
Russo’s
Anne White
Brendan Connolly
Weston College
Lawn Party at Concord May 24
Maynard A lawn party for the Rose Hawthorne School project is set for Saturday May 24 from 2 to 4 PM at Grapevine Cottage Lexington Road Concord. Mrs William Callahan chairs the affair with Peggy McMahon performing at 2 30 and Ted Mack finals at Madison Square Garden New York. Proceeds fund the school and include home cooked dishes candy plants flowers and a coffee table.
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Maynard
Rose Hawthorne
Grapevine Cottage
Lexington Road
Concord
William Callahan
Peggy McMahon
Ted Mack
Madison Square Garden
New York
Free Clinic Vaccinates Many Children in Town
A large number of children received small pox vaccinations at a free clinic run by the Board of Health in the Health Centre Town Building yesterday afternoon. Dr Earl F Ryan supervised the clinic as part of ongoing public health efforts. The American Druggist notes cortisone injections in chickens over two weeks may relieve spontaneous atheriosclerosis of the coronary arteries.
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Maynard
Board of Health
Earl F. Ryan
American Druggist
Ford Agency Seeks Steady Auto Worker for Get Ready
In New and Used Car Get Ready work for Ford agency. Good working conditions. Steady work for the right man.
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Ford Agency
Mr. McManus
New Nashoba Valley Drive In Theatre Opens Memorial Day
Acton West Acton manager Donald J. Sweenie says the Nashoba Valley Drive In Theatre Restaurant near the Acton Littleton line aims to open Memorial Day Friday May 30. Aimed to be the only venue to combine full service dining with a drive in, the project plans to announce the opening film next week. Large area maps will aid visitors and road Route 2 proximity is noted. The restaurant will operate noon to midnight and welcome passersby and theatre patrons.
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Acton
Nashoba Valley
Sweenie
West Acton
Littleton
West Concord
Harvard
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