Marlboro Enterprise Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Enterprise Press Inc publishes the Marlboro Massachusetts Enterprise on Thursdays from 16 Liberty St. Marlboro. Editor R W Currier. It notes no financial responsibility for typographical errors and offers reprint of erroneous ad portions. Subscriptions are 2.00 per year.
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Double Taxation and Interdependence Highlight Postwar Commerce
The article notes foreign sales by American companies reach fifty billion dollars annually, with fourteen billion from exports. It explains double taxation from U.S. and foreign taxes and mentions tax havens across several nations. It also covers Pearson on U.S.-Canada economic interdependence and a math remark on night driving danger.
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International Management Association
United States
Treasury
Bahamas
Canada
Haiti
Honduras
Liberia
Liceteeneteln
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Puerto Rico
Switzerland
Arlington Letter Urges Mental Health Clinic Plan
A May 18 1956 letter from Bert A Roens Assistant Superintendent Arlington Public Schools asks Concord Bedford Lexington Woburn and Arlington residents to support forming a Mental Health Association to push for a regional clinic. A May 31 meeting at 8 pm in Arlington High School Auditorium invites concerned citizens to organize and demonstrate demand to the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Arlinton
Par ents Association at Brooks School Hosts Rexford Guest
Dr Rexford guest speaker at Brooks School Parents Association annual meeting held Thursday evening. Dr Abigail Eliot notes discipline topic. Officers announced for coming year including President Mrs W Ward Willett and Vice President Mrs John K Spring with committee heads named.
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Concord
Evereen N. Rexford
Douglas A. Thom
Boston
Parents Association of Brooks School
Abigail A. Eliot
Emblem Club No. 206 Installs New Concord Officers
Concord Emblem Club No. 206 installed new officers in a well attended Sunday program at the Elks Home. Past Supreme President Polly Kelley of Peabody installed the officers, led by Rose Hamilton who succeeds Mary Venti. Venti received gifts and flowers. dinner was served by Witham's of Lynn and dancing followed.
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Concord Emblem Club
Elks Home
Supreme
Polly Kelley
Milk delivery reaches thousands of Iowa farms without cows
An estimated 30,000 Iowa farmers lack a milk cow on their properties while over 6,000 receive milk deliveries. The figure highlights a reliance on external dairy services and the reach of delivery networks across rural areas.
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West Concord Girl Honored By Sorority
Shirley Phillips Butterworth of 431 Main Street Northeastern University senior biochemistry major and mother of a two week old son received the Amega Sigma key award at Omega Sigma senior dinner for the most service to the sorority. She is divisional president this year and has long held roles on committees and in student groups. She is on the dean's list vice president of the Academy scholastic honor society and secretary of the Northeastern Student Union. She has been a member of Capel Choir and Choral Society for five years.
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Mainstreet
Northeastern University
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Concord Holy Name elects new officers for year
The Holy Name Society of St Bernard's Church elected new officers for the coming year. John F Shea was reelected president with Louis J Venti as vice president and David J Murphy Jr as recording secretary. Other officers include William D Stone treasurer James R Blackburn corresponding secretary Philip A Carrigan marshal Rev Edmund M Higgins spiritual director. Committee chairs cover program sick and vigil retreat Catholic activities and decent literature Romeo D Cicco chairs nominating James J McLaughlin chairs and McLaughlin and Mor eau named among chairs.
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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. Mc
J Harvey
Leon J. Moreau
Romeo D'Cicco
James J. McLaughlin
Committal Service for Mrs Susie Shaw
Committal services were held at St Bernard’s cemetery for Mrs Susie Dolan Shaw 75 widow of James Shaw after an illness at St John’s Hospital Lowell. A high mass of requiem was sung at St Therese’s Church in Billerica where she lived and she leaves a daughter.
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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 Scotland Slides
The Ever Ready Class at Carlisle Congregational Church met Tuesday evening with president Mrs Ada Harrison in charge. Guest speaker Mrs William Kerr presented slides on Scotland while Hogstesses Olive Litchfield Angie Scott Connie Hoff and Dorothy Wright assisted.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Congregational Church
Ada Harrison
William Kerr
Scotland
Olive Litchfield
Angie Scott
Connie Hoff
Dorothy Wright
Pioneer Girls Set Schedule at EvangFree Church
Concord Monday event notes Pioneer Girls gathering at 6 45 in the Evangelical Free Church. Tuesday the Christian Service Brigade meets at 7. Wednesday mid week prayer is planned. Friday May 25 Youth Fellowship directed by Wayne Perkin. Saturday Pioneer Girls depart 9 for all day Boston area outing returning about 5.00.
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Concord
Pioneer Girls
Evangelical Free Church
Christian Service Brigade
Wayne Perkin
Boston Garea Pioneer Girls
Everts
Mit
Damon family moves into new West Concord home
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 surface usually will come off if a few drops of oil first are allowed to soak into it. Rub gently with a clean cloth.
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John K. Damon
Main Street
West Concord
Maynard Man Paul Lickorai Dies Suddenl y
Maynard Paul I Lickorai 70 died suddenly at home 15 Railroad Street after a period in Poland He served at American Woolen Dry Finish He is survived by wife Stella two sons Joseph Arlington Felix Chelsea a daughter Mrs Walter Norack Clinton five grandchildren and a brother Felix Chelsea Funeral from W A Twombly Funeral Home Wednesday with a requiem at St Casimir Church at 9 burial in St Bridget Cemetery
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Hryniewski) Lickorai
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Chelsea
Walter Norack
Clinton
W. A. Twombly Funeral Home
St. Casimir’s Church
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Concord Couple Weds in England to Live Here
Miss Clare Carruthers daughter of the late Olive Carruthers and Alexander Carruthers married Martin Koon Bovey Jr in Suffolk England on May 19. The couple will reside on Willard Road Concord after a honeymoon in the French Riviera.
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Concord
Clare Carruthers
Olive Buttrick Carruthers
Alexander Norman Carruthers
Martin Koon Bovey
Martin K ‘Bovey
Chelmsford
Carlisle
Suffolk
England
R. Berryman
Hollesley Lodge
Woodbridge
Sarah Buttrick
Gale Bobb
Anne Jenney
William Top
Bony
Francis A. Houston
Frederick Cameron
Boy Scouts Receive Flag From Minute Man Chapter
Maynard Boy Scouts Troop No. 40 were presented an American flag Thursday evening at Scout Master George E. Sawyer's home by Colonel Edward J. Higgins and Jere Lynch of the Minute Man Chapter No. 28. Sawyer accepted the flag with thanks as best wishes for Troop 40's growth and progress were offered.
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D.A.V
Minute Man
Concord
George E. Sawyer
Birch Terrace
Edward J. Higgins
Jere Lynch
Minute 3
Sawyer
Minute Man Chapter
Navy key to American victory in War of 1812
The narrative notes the Navy's crucial role in the War of 1812 while contrasting small colonial fleets with enemy fighting ships. It cites six frigates and ten small vessels on the colonial side and reflects on the strategic impact of maritime power on the outcome.
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America
Parade Opens Little League With Two Tilts at Rideout
West Concord opened its Little League season Sunday at Rideout Playground with a twin bill. Acting Town Manager H Whittemore Brown threw the first ball before the Red Sox beat the Yankees as Frank Viscariello hit a home run. Braves defeated the Dodgers 17 to 8 with Chipper Elmer homering. Barry Higgins and Richard F Wood officiated brief ceremonies.
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Rideout Playground
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Red Sox
Frank Viscariello
Barry Higgins
Richard F. Wood
Recreation Commission
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Dodgers
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Elmer
Company H
Concord pupils shine in Gloucester junior rifle meet
In the National Junior rifle matches at Gloucester Massachusetts two Concord High School students placed high. John Giaudrone earned third place with 184 of 200. Jeanne Goodyear was second among the girls and eighth overall. Others in the event included Susan Goodspeed Chris Billings Larry Bascom Jonathan Brooks and Tommy McLean. Four Concord students won 14 of 15 available awards and Goodyear Goodspeed Giaudrone and Billings earned expert rifleman honors.
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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
Local Little League Schedule Cites Six Notable Matches
Tonight the Dodgers face the Red Sox at Emerson followed by Braves versus Dodgers on Saturday. Tuesday sees Yankees against the Red Sox, and Thursday brings Braves versus Yankees at Emerson Rideout. Managers include Jim O'Neil for Braves Mason King for Yankees Leo Caprice for Dodgers Bob Damon for Red Sox. Umpire in chief Tim Diskin.
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Emerson
Braves
Yankees
Rideout
Jim O'Neil
Mason’ King
Leo Caprice
Bob Damon
Ralph Haskell
Walter Higginsbotham
Joe McCarthy
Concord Golf Team Takes First Place in G B S League
Concord High School golf under coach Dave Town leads the G B S League with two matches left Irvine to Arlington at Winchester. Readouts show decisive 9-0 wins over Cambridge Latin and Lexington and an 8-1 win over Arlington along with a 9-0 victory against Rindge Tech and a 7-2 defeat in another match.
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Dave Townsend
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Middlesex Tennis Loses to St Mark’s and Belmont Hill
Concord Middlesex School seconds fell 4-0 to St Mark’s on Wednesday and 9-7 to Belmont Hill on Saturday. Earlier Middlesex defeated Cushing Academy 9-0 and played Exeter Inter scholastics where local players exited after the third round.
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116th Fire Alarm at West Concord MDC
West Concord firefighters were called out late Tuesday for a dump fire at the Massachusetts Institution of Correction that got out of control. Damage was slight. It marked the 116th alarm of the year.
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Massachusetts Institution of Correction
Ramblers Register High At Bedford in League Finals
Ramblers post 1872 total pinfall to Bedford 1843 as they finish first and second overall in the Mid dlesex County League rolloff. Capt Hap Hanson leads Ramblers with 336 while Steve Scribner bags 356 for Acton in a separate night’s action.
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4H Riders At Concord For Cong Miss Janet Brook Road
Concord hosts 4H group meeting with riders and chairman Janet Brook Road guiding proceedings. Community members gather to discuss activities and upcoming events.
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Janet Brook Road
Maynard Summer League Opens with 346 by Chernak
Opening matches at Tutte's Alleys saw Vas il Chernak of the Shoemakers top the scores with 346. Shoemakers beat the Minks 4 0 Roofers defeated Carpe nters 4 0 and Grubers beat Lefties 3 1 in early season play.
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Tutte’s Alleys
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Stephens
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I Chernak
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Jokisaari
Mulvaney Leads Acton Past Littleton in Nine-Struck Win
Acton High quarterback Mulvaney hurled a five-hit ball with nine strikeouts to power Acton to a decisive win over Littleton at Jones Field in the Wachusetts League. Acton collected seven hits including a three-base hit by Anderson and a two-base hit by Edgar.
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Littleton
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Maynard Meeting Of Mi So Doing Transact
A Maynard meeting of Mi is noted with discussions on transact and related actions. The event centers on organizational moves and potential agreements affecting ongoing operations. Further details are limited in the fragment.
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Miso
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