Marlboro Enterprise Press masthead and policy notes
Marlboro Massachusetts newspaper details the Enterprise Press Inc. masthead, editor contact, addresses, and postal registration. It notes no financial responsibility for typographical errors, reprints defective ads, and states submission deadline for advertising copy by Wednesday 2 pm for the Thursday issue.
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The
Enterprise Press, Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Main St
Con
Nason St
May
P. O. Box
Concord
Maror
Pos
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mas
Astern
Ju Luy Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Juhn Mathews
Matdison Avenue
New Yok
Dallas housewife tied to chicken theft case
A housewife in Dallas faces charges after incriminating evidence surfaced. Police found her bracelet next door in Ollie Wallace’s hen house and chicken feathers in her trash. Officers say she was seen taking a roasted bird from her oven.
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Dallas
Tex
UPI
Ollie Wallace
Massachusetts Governor Pushes Absentee Voting For Primaries
Gov Foster Furcolo filed with the legislature a bill to permit absentee ballots in state primaries. He says the change would enfranchise about 100 000 Massachusetts residents working out of state including servicemen and their families. An Australian broadcaster questioned travel plans as a clerk sought rail arrangements to Yosemite.
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Boston
UPI
Foster Furcolo
Massachusetts
Card of Thanks for Bereavement from the Gray Family
The Gray family thanks relatives friends and neighbors for cards flowers and sympathy following the bereavement expressed by Mr and Mrs Robert Gray and family.
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Robert Gray
Vandalism Wave Strikes Acton Maynard Sudbury and Concord
A fortnight of vandalism hits Acton Maynard Sudbury and Concord with alarm sirens sounding in Maynard Sudbury and Concord. Car and store windows shattered tires deflated and various accessories damaged at multiple locations.
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Acton
Maynard
Sudbury
Concord
Army develops ruby maser amplifier by Hughes Aircraft
The ruby maser uses a half inch square crystal of synthetic ruby with copper transition section and a magnet held by a scientist. Weighing 25 pounds the device is described as pound for pound the most sensitive listening device in the history of science for the U S Army Signal Corps.
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Army Magnet
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Hughes Aircraft Co
Color on the roof for a natural wood house
Color the roof with a deep green asphalt shingle blend if the wood is light. use a light green blend if the wood is dark. Asphalt shingles suit low pitched roofs and suit the hillside setting near San Francisco Bay.
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San Francisco Bay
Driver seeks overtime pay for jail sentence days
George Wilson, 56, filed a $120 claim with the Board of Supervisors alleging overtime pay for six days after completing a five day jail sentence for drunken driving. He claims $20 per day.
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Los Angeles
UPI
George Wilson
Board of Supervisors
Petticoat Innovations and Unemployment Insurance Change
A nylon tri cot petticoat with a satin lastex seat panel provides sit and stand resilience and washable appeal. Massachusetts updates federal unemployment rules for civilian federal employees with lump-sum terminal leave payments, removing disqualification for new claims filed after May 29. Federal workers should visit a local Division of Employment Security office for details.
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Massachusetts
Division of Employment Security
Edmonton council installs grills to protect clerks
Edmonton England city council installed metal grills on counters where treasurer's clerks work after several angry taxpayers attacked the clerks, prompting security measures.
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Edmonton
England
UPI
Fay School Day Camp enrollments fill two sessions
Enrollment for the Fay School Day Camp in Southborough is complete for the first session June 27 to July 22 with a waiting list created. Second session registrations August 1 to 26 are ahead of last year, but space remains. apply soon to avoid disappointment. Local attendees include Marlboro and Southboro children, while Northboro residents also participate. Activities cover half days of instruction in sports, swimming, tennis, riflery and archery with games and unique twists. past highlights include a live fish contest, greased watermelon games and pool icebergs. Medals are earned through Red Cross swimming, NRA and NAA programs, with August visits to the National Doubles at Longwood.
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Southborough
Darwin P. Kingsley, III
Douglas E. Mann
Karen Kronstein
George Bourgeois
Louise Bourgeois
Richard Bryant
William Cunningham
Edward Freedman
Ellen Harkins
Jean Harkins
Elaine Monchick
George Vassel
Paul Watson
Marlboro
Walter Davis
Carol Hamel
Gregory Taylor
Southboro
Barbara Church
Bartow Church
Robin Cowles
Walter Egan
Hillary Hamilton
Ormond Hamilton
Northboro
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Longwood
Denial of Kinsley Bid for Gas and Oil License
Selectmen held a hearing at Town Hall on James E. Kinsley’s petition to store 10 000 gallons of gas and fuel oil. Receipts showed abuttors were notified by mail. Town counsel ruled the license could not be granted unless nonconforming use at the time of zoning adopted included such storage. Hearing adjourned.
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Acton
James E. Kinsley
Central Street
Charles D. MacPherson
Town OF
Wayside Inn
Board of Appeals
Edward E. Kreitsek
Sudbury Club Hosts Get-Together at Blueberry Hill
Sudbury Young Republican Club members invite members and guests to a Saturday gathering from 2 PM until sunset at the home of Frederick H Hitchcock on Blueberry Hill Lane. Mrs Hitchcock is club president and Harold Barker副 president.
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Sudbury
La Plume De Ma Tante Reaches 600th Broadway Showing
A modest New York revue now in its near two year run at the Royale on West 45th Street has surpassed 600 performances placing it third in Broadway's long running shows. It is a light spoof on French manners with no stars and no major production numbers yet it amuses with skits despite a language barrier. Success and longevity mark its status as a brightening Broadway presence.
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M’am
Gertrude Lawrence
Yul Brynner
Barbara Cook
Farley Granger
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