Concord Enterprise Prospectus of Marlboro Publication Details
The Concord Enterprise published by Enterprise Press Inc of Marlboro Massachusetts lists editor W Currier and printing details. It notes second class matter status and post office registration under an 1879 act with Thursday publication and disclaimers about typographical errors in advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soncord Enterprise
Detprise Press Inc
Liberty
Marlbord
Maso
W. Currier
Concord
Emerton
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Eastern
Julius Matthews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Better Drivers and Road Safety Debate Looms
A discussion on driver quality and traffic safety spans the United States noting rising driving miles and injury costs. Calls emerge for stricter licensing, screening, and enforcement to curb reckless behavior, especially among youth, with experts predicting continued debate as speeds and urban pressures rise.
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United States
Pauchence Company
Connecticut
Washingen
Pennsylvania
Christian Science Monitor
Concord voters urged to reject rapid rezoning for supermarkets
A town campaign letter from John E. Nickols urges Concord voters to withdraw or defeat Articles 8 9 10 and 11 on zoning fearing hurried measures would sprawl growth into residential areas. It calls for clear information and a long range plan before any decision, warning against last minute votes and urging officials to propose a constructive program by the next town meeting.
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Conmeen
Concord
iConcord
Cambridge
Belmont
Bedford
Lexington
Slic
Betbonens
John E, Nickols
West Concord bowling alleys get parish approval
A letter from Rev. Lewis F. Kearn pastor of Our Lady Help of Christians rectory at 381 Main Street West Concord Massachusetts dated May 9 1957 expresses support for Stanley and his brother planning to establish bowling alleys in West Concord noting bowling as a clean sport and filling a local need with their complete approval.
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Our Lady Help of Christians
Main Street
West
Concord
Mass
Stanley
Lewis F. Kearn
New York State Police Face Unusual Duty Call
Albany dispatch notes state police have handled odd tasks from recovering horses and babies to tracking stolen vehicles. A Westchester County case involved a bar scene where an occupier balked at an extra charge for a dinner party, prompting a refusal.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
Iit
Westchester County Ouseint
First land engagement of the Spanish American War noted
Report notes the first land battle of the Spanish American War occurred near Manila with American forces engaging Spanish troops. Details emphasize early skirmish outcomes and the significance for subsequent operations in the theater.
Ninth Annual Parade Of Spebsqsa At School Auditorium
The Marlboro SPEBSQSA chapter presents its Ninth Annual Parade of Quartets at St Mary’s School Auditorium Saturday at 8. Featured acts include the Neptuners from Cranston Rhode Island the Gay Blades of Worcester the Plez Tonics who placed second nationally last year and Marlboro’s Close Shaves with members Chevalier Harper Putnam and Putnam Also appearing are the Marlboro Sweet Adelines chorus and the Marlboro barbershoppers directed by J Stanley Sheppard They promise a lively program with humor and melodious tunes.
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Marlbordé
St. Mary’s School
Spebsqsa
Neptuners
Cranston
Rhode Island
Gay Blades
Worcester
Bill Mitchell
Paul Carney
John Hemstreet
Tom Woods
Florida
Marlboro
Bruce Chevalier
Ralph Harper
John Putnam
Richard Putnam
Uxbridge
Knights of Columbus
Adelines
America
How To Sell What You Have To Sell
Practical tips from Thomas Merritt on selling any article or quality. Know your product, study its benefits, show rather than tell, remember customers by name, and engage receptionists to improve outcomes. Practice sales talk, speak with conviction, and observe customer desires during and after meetings.
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Nature
Thomas Merritt
Kenilwort Road
Bay Village
Ohile
Merritt
Bee
Government Reactivates Pacific Bases
United Press reports Guadalcanal Henderson field and Munda Point on New Georgia are being reactivated by island authorities. The travel feature taints wartime names with humorous travel notes, listing Guadalcanal Bougainville Admiralty Islands New Guinea and other locations with comic, often risky observations.
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Doc Quigg
United Press
New York
Henderson Field
Guadalcanal
New Georgia
Quigg
Equator
Bougainville
Empress Augusta Bay
Niagara Falls
Admiralty Islands
New Guinea
Mowry
Mrs. Roosevelt
Korea
Little America
High Voltage Engineering Corp opens Burlington plant
Commerce briefs report High Voltage Engineering Corp moving from Cambridge to an 88,000 square foot Burlington facility on a 50 acre site. The project cost nears 2 million dollars and aims to expand production and sales activities. The building features a 59 foot tower used for testing.
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High Voltage High Voltage Engineering Corp
Cambridge
Burlington
Local Mischance Ends With Eye Injury In Wisconsin
A report from Wausau Wisconsin describes an incident in which Meyer of Rothschild blew his nose and affected the tip of a plastic object struck his eye. The event occurred during a summer setting involving a mention of dental or medical implications and a curious sequence of events.
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Wausau, Wis
Ie Meyer
Rothchild
Ted
Essay winners honored by Gov Furcolo
Five private school students from Massachusetts were honored by Governor Foster Furcolo for winning the statewide essay contest on disability employment. Winners included Deborah Connors and four others. Connors also earned a national award and a $100 prize. The event featured speeches by DAV leaders and a luncheon at Parker House.
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Governor’s Committee On the
Foster Furcolo
Arene F. Connors
Deady
Jerome P. ‘Troy
Massachusetts
Francis ©. Lavigne
State Federation ‘of Labor
Mass
Miss Connors
Phe
Bellingham
Evstioontel
Washington, D. C
Capitol
National Organization of the Disabled American Veterans
Concord Patrol Reports Distress Driver and Youths on Train
Officer Costello and Patrolman Learmonth describe a parked vehicle on Route 2 with a distressed driver taken to Em Hospital for treatment. Two Boston boys aged 9 and 10 were boarded from the depot and returned to their parents after a station briefing. A high school athlete suffered a badly injured forehead in a Elm Street collision requiring nine stitches. A gasoline station saw its fifth break in two months. Motor violations declined as speed and care remain root causes, with forceful enforcement planned.
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William J. Costello
Concord
Route 2
Robert B. Learmonth
Em Hospital
Boston
West End
George Harms
Elm Street
Sudbury Little League Opens With Parade and Ceremonies
Opening day set for Sunday May 26 with a parade and opening ceremonies. Sterhen promoted to the Arrows this week to fill a vacancy. Gratitude given to volunteers for musk le equipment and material, field completion, and ongoing efforts.
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Sudbury
Renate
Bowling Center Debate at Public Hearing in Concord
Edwin B. Nylen of West Concord Union Church argues indoor bowling harms the community by creating traffic hazards and juvenile delinquency, contrasting it with outdoor facilities and praising bowling as wholesome family sport and a community activity worthy of a high caliber venue in Concord.
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Concord
Edwin
Nylen
West Concord Union
Maynard Summer Bowling League Opens At Tutte’s Alleys
Opening round matches of the Maynard Summer Bowling League were held at Tutte's Alleys. Shoemakers defeated the Eagles 3-1 and Farmers beat the Jokers 3-1. Vic Stephens rolled a 327 high triple and M. Jenkins a 122 high single.
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Maynard
Tutte’s
Eagles
Vic Stephens
M. Jenkins
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