Marlboro Enterprise Press wers paid notices and rates
Marlboro Massachusetts weekly edition lists editors R W Currier and Walden Street office. It notes the paper is published every Thursday by Enterprise Press Inc. and that single copies cost five cents while yearly subscriptions are two dollars. It also provides postal credentials and advertising reprint policy.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Walden Street
Concord Tel
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Double Taxation Abroad Hurts U S Business Gains
The International Management Association heard that total foreign sales by American firms reach fifty billion dollars yearly. Earnings abroad face double taxation and use tax havens like the Bahamas and Switzerland. Lester Pearson urged Canada and the United States to stay economically linked. Night driving is far riskier, with 60 percent more accidents after dark. Some neighborhoods showcase pricey car races as a pastime.
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International Management Association
United States
Treasury
Bahamas
Canada
Haiti
Honduras
Liberia
Shceheenatel
Panama
Puerto Rico
Switzerland
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
R. Douglas Stuart
Ottawa
Free World
Arlington Meeting Aims to Form Mental Health Association
Local officials issue a call for residents of Arlington Bedford Concord Lexington and Woburn to attend a May 31 meeting at Arlington High School Auditorium to organize a Mental Health Association and pursue a Massachusetts Department of Mental Health funded clinic. The letter stresses early diagnosis and immediate treatment to curb youth delinquency.
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Concord
Mass
Bedford
Lexington
Woburn
Arlington
Massachusetts Department of Mental Health
Arlington High School
Massachusetts Avenue
Arlinton
Guest speaker at Brooks School Parents Association meeting
Dr Rexford Cuest of the Douglas A Thom Clinic for Children in Boston spoke on discipline. Officers for the coming year were announced by Mrs John Bemis including President Mrs W Ward Willett and Vice President Mrs John K Spring. Hosts Mrs Curtis Billings and Mrs Romeyn Everdell provided refreshments.
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Concord
Evereen N. Rexford
Douglas A. Thom
Boston
Parents Association of Brooks School
Abigail A. Eliot
John Bemis
W. Ward Willett
John K. Spring
Donald L. Gillespie
Carl Koch
Corersponding
Roger Nordbloom
Mothers
Curtiss F. Brown
Thrift Shop
Frederick W., Watriss
William S. Butcher
Ralph EF. Livingston
Sinclair Weeks, Jr
Parents Association
Francis A. Moulton
William Berkes
Curtis Billings
Romeyn Everdell
Concord Emblem Club No. 206 Installs Officers
Concord Emblem Club No. 206 installed new officers at a Sunday program at Elks Home with Past Supreme President Polly Kelley officiating. Rose Hamilton leads the group succeeding Mary Venti who was honored with gifts. A catered dinner by Wilkins of Lynn followed by dancing. Also notes 30,000 Iowa farmers lack a milk cow and over 6,000 have milk delivery.
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Concord
Concord Emblem Club
Elks Home
Supreme
Polly Kelley
Peabody
Rose Hamilton
Mary Venti
Venti
Witham’s
Lynn
West Concord Girl Honored by Sorority
Shirley Phillips Butterworth a Northeastern University senior from 431 Main Street received the Amega Sigma key award at the Omega Sigma senior dinner for the sorority’s outstanding service. The 21 year old biochemistry major, mother of a two week old son, has long served Omega Sigma as divisional president and on many committees. She is a dean's list student, vice president of the Academy, and secretary of Northeastern's Student Union, also active in Opel Choir and Choral Society.
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West Concord
Shirley Phillips Butterworth
Mainstreet
Northeastern University
Omega Sigma
Butterworth
Academy
College of Liberal Arts
Northeastern
Opel
New Officers Named by St Bernard's Holy Name Society
Concord elects new Holy Name Society officers for St Bernard's Church. President is John F Shea, vice president Louis J Venti, recording secretary David J Murphy Jr, treasurer William D Stone, corresponding secretary James R Blackburn, marshal Philip A Carrigan, spiritual director Rev Edmund M Higgins. Committee chairs include George A Coleman program Terence J McSlr Rs eRe Harvey retreat Leon J Moreau Catholic activities and decent literature Romeo D Cicco chair James J McLaughlin nominating all above chairmen
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Concord
Holy Name Society
St. Bernard’s Church
John F. Shea
Lowell Road
Louis J. Venti
David J. Murphy, Jr
William D. Stone
James R. Blackburn
Philip A Carrigan
Edmund M. Higgins
George A. Coleman
Terence J. McSlr
Committal Here For Mrs Shaw at St Bernard Cemetery
Committal services for Mrs Susie Dolan Shaw 75 widow of James Shaw were held Tuesday at St Bernard's cemetery after a high mass of requiem at St Therese's Church Billerica where she lived She died Saturday at St John’s Hospital Lowell following an illness She leaves one daughter and her late husband died 13 years ago Local notables attended the service.
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Concord
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Susie (Dolan) Shaw
James Shaw
St. John’s Hospital
Lowell
St. Therese’s Church
Billerica
Ever-Ready Class Holds Carlisle Meeting With Slides
The Carlisle Congregational Church hosted the Ever-Ready Class meeting on a Tuesday evening. Ada Harrison presided while guest speaker Mrs William Kerr presented slides on Scotland with Olive Litchfield and others assisting.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Congregational Church
Ada Harrison
William Kerr
Scotland
Olive Litchfield
Angie Scott
Connie Hoff
Dorothy Wright
Pioneer Girls Schedule at Concord Free Church
The Pioneer Girls will meet at Concord Free Church Monday at 6 45 and Tuesday 7 for Christian Service Brigade. Wednesday mid week prayer and Friday May 25 Youth Fellowship led by Wayne Perkin. Saturday they depart at 9 for all day outing with all Boston area Pioneer Girls returning about 5 p m.
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Concord
Pioneer Girls
Evangelical Free Church
Christian Service Brigade
Youth Fellowship
Wayne Perkin
Damon Family Moves Into New Home in West Concord
Mr and Mrs John K Damon and family of Main street West Concord recently moved into their newly built home on Main street. Paper stuck to a wood usually will come off fate aeece or first are allowed to seat. Rub gently clean cloth. Seen aa.
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John K. Damon
Main Street
West Concord
Paul Lickorai Died Suddenly at 70 in Maynard
Paul I Lickorai age 70 died suddenly Sunday at his home 15 Avenue Street. A Poland native and 40 year Maynard resident he worked in the Dry Finish department of the American Woolen company. He is survived by wife Stella Lickorai two sons Joseph Arlington Felix Chelsea one daughter Mrs Walter Norack Clinton five grandchildren and a brother Felix Chelsea. Funeral from W A Twombly Funeral Home Wednesday morning with a requiem mass at St Casimir's Church at 9 o'clock burial at St Bridget's Cemetery.
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Maynard
Paul] I. Lickorai
Aoe Street
Poland
American Woolen Company
Stella
Hryniewski) Lickorai
Joseph
Arlington
Felix
Chelsea
Walter Norack
Clinton
Concord couple wed in England to reside at home
Miss Clare Carruthers daughter of the late Mrs Olive Carruthers and Alexander Carruthers married Martin Koon Bovey Jr in Suffolk England on May 19. The ceremony was at 3 o clock with Rev R Berryman officiating. The couple will reside on Silverbroad Concord after a trip to the French Riviera.
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Concord
Clare Carruthers
Olive Buttrick Carruthers
Alexander Norman Carruthers
Martin Koon Bovey
Martin K J Bovey
Chelmsford
Carlisle
Suffolk
England
R. Berryman
Hollesley Lodge
Woodbridge
Sarah Buttrick
Gale Bobb
Anne One Jenney
William Kipp Bovey
Oliver Carruthers
Stedman Buttrick, Jr
Francis A
Boy Scouts Receive Flag From Minute Man Chapter
Maynard Boy Scouts Troop No. 40 were presented an American flag at Scout Master George E. Sawyer’s home by Colonel Edward J. Higgins and Jere Lynch of the Minute Man Chapter of the D A V Con. Sawyer accepted the flag on behalf of the troop and was wished success and growth for Troop No. 40.
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Maynard
Maynard Boy Scouts
D.A.V
Minute Man
Concord
George E. Sawyer
Birch Terrace
Edward J. Higgins
Jere Lynch
Minute Ni&an
Stouts
Sawyer
Minute Man Chapter
Cumberland National Sports Car Races Feature Jaguar Driver
Bedford-Walter Hansgen of Bedford drives a D-type Jaguar at Cumberland Maryland for the fourth annual Cumberland National Sports Car Races. The car averaged about 68 miles per hour on Saturday.
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Bedford
Walter Hansgen
Jaguar
Cumberland
Maryland
Navy key to American victory in War of 1812
Though America faced 600 enemy ships, the 6 frigates and 10 small vessels of the young Navy proved decisive, underscoring the vital role of naval power in the war.
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America
Parade opens Little League with twin games in West Concord
West Concord opened its Little League season at Rideout Playground with a parade and two games. H. Whittemore Brown threw the first ball before the Red Sox Yankee game, won by the Red Sox as Frank Viscariello belted a homer. Barry Higgins helped officiate, and Richard F. Wood tossed a first-ball at the second game where the Braves beat the Dodgers 17 to 8 with Chipper Elmer homering.
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H. Whittemore Brown
Red Sox
Frank Viscariello
Barry Higgins
Richard F. Wood
Recreation Commission
Braves
Dodgers
Chipper
Elmer
Victors
Company H
High School Rifleists Shine in Gloucester Meet
In the Massachusetts National Junior Rifle matches held in Gloucester, Concord’s C H S shooters led with John Giaudrone taking third with 184 of 200. Jeanne Goodyear placed second among girls and eighth overall alongside Susan Goodspeed, Chris Billings, Larry Bascom, Jonathan Brooks, and Tommy McLean. Four Concord students have claimed 14 of 15 awards this year. Goodyear, Goodspeed, Giaudrone, and Billings earned expert rifleman. the distinguished rifleman honor remains unattained locally.
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Concord
Massachusetts
Gloucester
C.H.S
John Giaudrone
Jeanne Goodyear
Susan Goodspeed
Chris Billings
Larry Bascom
Jonathan Brooks
Tommy McLean
Miss Goodyear
Miss Goodspeed
Giaudrone
Billings
Tilts Listed for Concord Little League Schedule
The Concord Little League lists upcoming games this week. Dodgers meet Red Sox at Emerson tonight, Braves face Dodgers on Sunday at Emerson, Yankees play Red Sox at Rideout on Tuesday, and Braves host Yankees on Thursday. Managers include Jim O Neil for Braves Mason King for Yankees Leo Caprice for Dodgers and Bob Damon for Red Sox. Minor league pilots are Ralph Haskell Braves Walter Higgin sbotham Dodgers Joe McCarthy Red Sox Yankees Jimmy Condon. Tim Diskin serves as umpire in chief.
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Concord
Dodgers
Red Sox
Emerson
Braves
Yankees
Jimmy Condon
Tim’ Diskin
Concord Golfers Take First Place in GBS League
Concord's high school golf team under Coach Dave Town leads the GBS League with two matches remaining. They beat Cambridge Latin 9-0 and Lexington 9-0, defeated Arlington 8-1, and beat Rindge Tech 9-0 while losing 7-2 to Arlington.
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Concord
Dave Townsend
Arlington
Winchester
Concord Boys
Cambridge Latin
Lexington
Rindge Tech
Middlesex Tennis Drops Two Matches In Week
Concord The Middlesex School seconds lost to St Mark s 4 0 on Wednesday and Belmont Hill 9 7 the following Saturday The Middlesex tennis team beat Cushing Academy 9 0 on Wednesday then played in the Exeter Inter scholastics Local players were eliminated by the end of the third round
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Concord
Middlesex School
St. Mark’s
Belmont Hill
Middlesex
Cushing Academy
Exeter
Fire Alarm At Massachusetts Institute of Correction
West Concord firefighters responded to a late Tuesday dump fire at the Massachusetts Institute of Correction. The blaze ran out of control but caused only slight damage. It marked the 116th alarm of the year.
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West Concord
Massachusetts Institution of Correction
Ramblers, Scribner Lead High Pinfall At Bedford
Ramblers finish with high total pinfall 1872 to Bedford 1843 as they top Bedford League and Mill Dam League in a Mid Middlesex rolloff final. Capt Hap Hanson 336 leads Ramblers. Steve Scribner 356 tops the night while Acton defeats Littleton and West Concord downs Holy Name.
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Concord
Bedford League
Ramblers
Mill Dam
New Bedford Alleys
Bedford
Hap” Hanson
Steve Scribner
Acton
Littleton
West Concord
Holy Name
A. Vaughan
Cullinane
L. Come . Lever
H. Smith
P. Petersen
J. Hayes
C. Stefanelli
H. Hanson
Bedford Holy Name
N. Genetti
J. King
D. Palmeri
H. Lawrence
M. Genetti
J. Hollehkamp
C. Genetti
J. Jungers
F. Genetti
Maynard Summer League Opens With High Scorer Chernak
Opening matches at Tutte's Alleys featured Chernak of the Shoemakers posting 346 to top the scores. The Shoemakers defeated the Minks 4-0 while the Roofers beat the Carpenters 4-0 and Grubers downed the Lefties 3-1.
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Chernak
Maynard
Tutte’s Alleys
Shoemakers
Minks
Roofers
Carpenters
Grubers
Grubers Furniture
Landry
Bradley
Amet A
B. Gruber
Progen
Lefties
Brooks
F. Denaro
Conquest
T. Colombo
D’erroio
DiPietros Roofers
R. Peterson, Jr
Stephens
Mulvaney Leads Acton Past Littleton in 7-1 Win
Acton High beat Littleton 7 to 1 at Jones Field in the Wachusetts League game. Mulvaney pitched five hit ball and struck out nine as Acton collected seven hits including a three-bagger by Anderson and a two-bagger by Edgar.
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Acton
Acton High
Wachusetts
Littleton
Jones Field
Mulvaney
Fanning
Anderson
Edgar
4-H Chi At C For Riders Around Cong
A 4-H family event features riders led by Ringmaster Janet of Brook Road. The fifth annual Horse Club gathering happens at River Road starting at 1 pm with Spur sponsorship by local groups.
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Cong
Horse Club
River Road
Janet
Ringmaster Spencer
Brook Road
Refer P Board Refer P Board Main and as referred to
The text appears as a brief directive about the Refer P Board and related business transactions. It mentions instruction to proceed with business, but lacks clear names, places, or dates to specify a full event or action.
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