Concord Enterprise text snippet from Marlboro mass publication
The snippet shows the Concord Enterprise Press Inc Marlboro Mass masthead with editor Rudolph W Currier and address Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts The notice lists publication details and advertising policy including typographical error reprint and Eastern representation by Julius Mathews Agency with locations in Boston and New York Subscription rates are provided for single copies and one year
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Concord
Marlboro
Mass
Rudolph W. Currier
Massachusetts
Congress
Enterprise Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Taxes Up On Taxes City Budget Adds Minor Levies
City Council approved three new taxes including a cigarette tax per pack a use tax on private and commercial vehicles and a license tax on taverns. Together they aim to raise about 21 million dollars annually easing a nearly two billion dollar city budget gap. A broader 3 percent sales tax remains on the agenda despite calls for repeal.
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City of
New York
Oes
Board Ofstimate
Impellitteri
Mr. Halley
Halley
How To Save Time Washing Dishes
Time saving tips for hand washing and using automatic dishwashers are offered. It notes the long view of dish totals in a family life and suggests steps like segregating items, scraping leftovers, using detergents, and drying with a towel. It highlights Hotpoint dishwasher efficiency claims and care practices for pans and silverware.
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Eariny
Depres
Rose Hawthorne School May Festival Raises $700
In a May 27, 1952 letter to the editor the organizers thank hundreds of supporters for the Rose Hawthorne School May Festival success. They credit local newspapers and the Weather Man for help and note the event realized more than $700. They praise the cooperation of many selfless volunteers.
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Rose Hawthorne
Marines Land In Swamp After Helicopter Fails
At Cherry Point North Carolina aviation authorities report a helicopter on a troop mission developed engine trouble and landed in an inaccessible swamp. Marines used swamp boards to create a land platform and airlifted the damaged craft apart. The $185,000 helicopter is repaired and flying again. North Carolina manufacturers 55 percent of U S cigarettes.
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Cherry Point
N. C
U.P
Marine Corps,air Station
Waters takes blame in triple assault case in Durham court
Heary Waters testified that the attacks on him by Mary Woods were his fault and admitted the couple had been married since the incidents. Judge Crisp fined Waters 190 dollars, which he paid for his wife. Separate note mentions bamboo species in America.
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Durham
N. C
U.P
Waters
A. R. Crisp
Crisp
Concord Weekly Events Preview
A compact list of local meetings and activities in Concord for the week including dames night at Concord Lodge and I O O F, Memorial Day exercises parade to State Armory, Little League games at Emerson Playground, school concert at State Armory, selectmen and town meeting at Town House and Veterans Building, church and Grange events, K of C activities, Middlesex school graduation and Rotary meeting, and a rabies clinic at Road Department.
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Concord
State Armory
Emerson Playground
Concord Selectmen
Veterans Building
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Peter Bulkeley
Concord Grange
Monument Hall
Rose Hawthorne
Middlesex School
Concord Rotary Club
Howard Johnson’s
Concord Lodge
Acton Pupils Receive State Library Certificates
The Acton library party at the Acton Woman's Clubhouse honored pupils who earned state library certificates for reading and reporting on library books. Certificates were presented by Carl A. Christofferson, with Miss Mary H. Lothrop planning the event and Carroll Spinney performing a puppet show.
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Acton
Acton Woman's Clubhouse
Kathleen Dolan
Christine Anderson
Carolyn Ann Swett
Martha Turner
Caroline Jarvi
Rosemary LeClerc
Janice Fullenton
Victor Cornellier
Janet Putnam
Caroline Hope
Elizabeth Boerdman
Charlene Newman
Judith Putnam
Donna Hollowell
Julia McCarthy
Judith Tinker
Patricia Sullivan
Thomas Motley
Brenda Hollowell
Margaret
Acton Memorial Library
Mary H. Lothrop
Carroll Spinney
South Acton
Lothrop
Radio and TV Deals Stir Continental Media Buzz
LYN CONNELLY reports Crosby may switch from radio to Coke on CBS next season as executives and the Groaner discuss a deal. TV interest grows for Bing with Cohan estate negotiations under way. Sophie Tucker in London and Eddie Cantor’s life story headed to film. Clyde McCoy and Billy May albums highlighted along with Sinatra and Dorsey selections.
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Lyn Connelly
BNS
Crosby
George M. Cohan
Cohan
Sophie Tucker
London
the Palladium
Eddie Cantér
Clyde McCoy
St. Louis
Billy May
Perfidia
Diane
Columbia
Jannette Davis
Jimmy Dorsey
Frank Sinatra
No More Down Payment Rules Change for Home Improvements
Federal Reserve Regulation X loosens terms on home improvement credit. No down payment required for reroofing siding and painting on existing houses with a 36 month payoff. New construction terms unchanged. Asphalt shingles may allow reroofing without removals. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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Federal Reserve Board
Marlboro Brigham Teunion Meeting Notice
A brief notice from the South Sudbury union records a mess gathering and business luncheon planned for October 13 at the Brigham. Members will attend, with the Rice Pa invited to the union for an afternoon session and discussion of crops and citrus fruits.
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Marlboro
Brigham 7
Tober
South Sudbury
Union
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