Concord Enterprise masthead and publication notes
Concord Enterprise published at Marlboro Massachusetts edited by Rudolph W Currier. Entered as second class matter August 25 1908 at Marlboro under the March 6 1879 act. Weekly Thursday issues by Enterprise Press Inc Marlboro with disclaimer on typographical errors and ad reprints. Subscription rates shown include one year two dollars.
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Concord Enterprise
Marlboro
Mass
Rudolph W. Currier
Main St
Concord
Tel
Massachus
Enterprise Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Wavvury
Street
Boston
Julius Athens
Digon Avenue
New York
National Defense Gains Momentum Amid Military Reforms
Washington reports show 97 million dollars in military spending allocated for construction and arms protection. About ten billion dollars in contracts have been let, with production rising slowly as air power expands and air centers and training facilities plan nationwide coverage. Mobilization aims for 000,000 trained personnel, signaling a strong response to Russia and a push for leadership clarity amid postwar debates.
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Amerin
Washington
Russia
Fulbright backs Truman in MacArthur affair speech
Senator William Fulbright defending President Truman’s foreign policy and the removal of General MacArthur, praising Truman’s wartime decisions and military support while contrasting with MacArthur’s aggressive stance. He notes past criticism of Truman and cites key actions shaping postwar policy.
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Fulbright
Free World
Russia
Congress
William Fulbright
Arkansas
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Truman
MacArthur
General MacArthur
Taft
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dolg-House
Ces
RFC
White House
Senate
Soifit
Mac-Arthur
Red
China
Japan
Greece
Turkey
Europe
Eisenhower
Korea
Fulbright Attacked by Senators Opposing His Actions
Fulbright faced continual interruptions from senior senators who opposed every move by President Truman. The dissenters included Taft, Hickenlooper, Knowland, Capehart, Kerr, and Jenner. Supporters of Fulbright and the President included Kerr, Maybank, McMahon, Long, Humphrey, and McFarland.
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Fulbright
Haive
Truman
Taft
Ohio
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Knowland
California
Capehart
Indiana
Kerr
Missouri
Jenner
Oklahoma
Maybank
South Carolina
McMahon
Connecticut
Long
Louisiana
Humphrey
Minnesota
McFarland
Paper Criticizes Taft Attacks on Joint Chiefs
The Washington Star condemns Senator Taft for attacking the integrity of the joint chiefs of staff. It urges senators to avoid reckless irresponsibility and notes Taft may one day be ashamed of his conduct.
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Taft
Joint Chiefs
The
Washington Star
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Concord Red Cross fund drive exceeds quota
Letter from Alexander A Cameron, 1951 Fund Campaign Chairman for the Concord chapter, thanks the editor for coverage and notes the campaign’s $18 241 goal was surpassed by about $1 000. He credits Lincoln Acton Boxboro districts and Concord West Concord sectors and business sections for meeting quotas.
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Concord
Red Cross
Lincoln
Acton
Boxboro
West Concord
Alexander A. Cameron
May Day Peace Rally publicity cooperation noted
The Massachusetts Catholic Daughters of America thank for space given to May Day Peace Rally publicity in April editions. Margaret Rooney, State Director of Public Relations, Massachusetts Catholic Daughters of America, expresses gratitude.
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Massachusetts Catholic Daughters of America
Margaret R
Rooney State
Army offers graduates fast track to education and career
Marlboro high school graduates are urged to join the Army for technical training in fields like communications radar electronics and photography. Sgt. Harold F. King promotes officer candidate programs, veteran benefits, and rapid job prospects, urging visits to the local recruiting station in Framingham Marlboro.
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Marlboro
Harold F. King
Army
Air Force
Sgt. King
OCS
King
Army and
Framingham
Richard Pinnell
Local couple Mary DiPersio and John Morandi wed at St Bridget's
Miss Mary Elizbeth DiPersio daughter of Elizabeth DiPersio married John Morandi at St. Bridget's church in Maynard. The ceremony featured a double ring service with Ave Maria and Mother at Thy Feet is Kneeling. The couple will reside in Belmont after a reception for 250 guests and a Canada trip.
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Maynard
Mary Elizabeth
DiPersio
Elizabeth DiPersio
Waltham Street
John Morandi
St. Bridget’s Church
Coulter
Joseph Dineen
Bertha Colombo
Angelo DiPersio
Hudson
Delphina‘ DiPersio
Amelia Laquidaro
Framingham
Adele Luz
Lowell
Robert Brady
Mr. Morandi
Edward Morandi
Dom Ladquidaro
Children in First Holy Communion at St Bridget’s
A large group received their first Holy Communion at the 8 30 Mass at St Bridget’s Church last Sunday. Reverend Fr John F Pettie celebrated the Mass. the class included numerous named children such as Francis Barilone James Bi ariche John Brayden and many others.
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Maynard
St. Bridget’s Church
John F. Pettie
Francis Barilone
James Biariche
John Brayden
Alfred Carey
John Clair
Patrick Crotty
Edward Dubey
Roy Gould
Robert Hannon
David Hellawell
Francis Hellawell
Michael Jenkins
Richard Johnson
Robert Johnson
Donald Kanhampa
John Kuleisus
Andrew ,LaBeau
David Lawton
Peter Maglione
John Mancini
Frank Massarelli
Anthony Novich
John Ogar
George O’grady
Richard Olsen
Stanley Palaima
Wedding Ties for Local Raytheon Colleagues in Waltham
A high school graduate and a Raytheon employee in Waltham are set to wed. Both bride and groom are employed at Raytheon, marking a union within the local tech workforce.
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Raytheon
Waltham
Bedford Community Notices Mixed With Historic Reminiscences
Registrations for handicraft classes open June 4 at Bedford Junior High School. The town marks its first two story school built in 1889 and notes a 1950 town death toll of 29. Civic groups, housing projects, and Memorial Day plans surface along with paint updates on town buildings and a Concord flag carried by Bedford’s historical society.
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Arthur Carson
Civic Club
Elmina L. Snow
Emerson
Hospital
Elm Street
Hermann
Christensen
Town Hall
Hartwell
Fred. Sullivan
Sons of Union Veterans of
Civil War Auxiliary
St. Brigid’s Church
Lexington
Bedford Historical Society
Concord
Three Generations Keep Hutchins On Franklin County Board
Malone reports the Hutchins family of Brandon claims a political dynasty. Merchants and relatives have long served on the Franklin County board with T Hutchins as a current member, his uncle a former member, and his grandfather a 1880s chairman. The article notes a honeymoon cottage linked to Woodrow Wilson near Arden in western North Carolina.
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Malone
Hutchins
Brandon
T. Hutchins
Franklin County Board of Supervisors
Woodrow Wilson
Arden
North Carolina
Hudson Hawks Clinch League Lead With 4-0 Win at Milford
Hudson Hawks blank Milford 4-0 behind pitcher Harry Clemmer. They lead the Midlands race with two games left, a 4-2 record, and must finish strong to secure the title as Marlboro and Maynard are already out. Clemmer faced 29 batters and contributed to Tuesday’s win as the team eyes the final stretch.
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Saeed
Midlands
Milford
Harry Clemmer
Hawks
Hudson
Wedding reception brings old fashioned Surrey to Wayside Inn
Newlyweds Edmund R. Dewing Jr and wife arrive at Martha Mary Chapel for their reception in an antique horse drawn surrey. About 160 guests attend as Jean Chambers of Wellesley and Bevan family from Sao Paulo are noted among visitors. A three piece orchestra plays in the ballroom and Marian adieux joins the staff after wintering in Florida.
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South
Sudbury
Martha Mary Chapel
Edmund R. Dewing Jr
Surrey
Jean Chambers
Wellesley
Free Lecture on Christian Science in Marlboro
A free public lecture titled Christian Science How It Can Help You will be delivered Monday night May 28 at First Church of Christ Scientist Marlboro under the Mother Church sponsorship. Archibald Carey of Detroit is the speaker.
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Marlboro
First Church
First Church of Christ
Scientist of
C.B
de Archibald Carey
Opening of the racing season cancelled by weather
The season opening at 1am was canceled due to bad weather. A 40 cent card was planned with stars but was postponed. The team will re schedule the night card for Saturday. National Association Car Racing officials confirmed fastest lineup and a country road track on Rt 9 Wong Pike near Turnpike.
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Boro
Ced
Associati
Rt. 9
Wong Pike
Maynard-SBeratt Audience Attends Geontt Auditorium Recital
An audience at Geontt Auditorium enjoyed a school recital featuring young pupils ages three to sixteen. Performers included Joan Gratt as Betty Grable, tap and ballet numbers by Marsonlé, and solos or group routines by Barbara, Karen Soroka, Betsy Fouratt, Patty Howe, Judith Rubin, and others with songs like Music, Music and Out to the Ball.
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Sberatt
Geontt Auditorium
Tua
Phyllis Richards
Joan Gratt
Betty Grable
Marsonlé
Jackie Malcolm
Jackie Malcolm,” Music, Music”: # Out to the Ball Hortscotte, acre ® Parkkila
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Frances
Joan
Barbara
Karen Soroka
Betsy Fouratt
Kowsky
Patty Howe
Judith Rubin
Bubbles Nihan
Bath
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