Concord Enterprise publication details and notice
The Concord Enterprise published by theprise Press Inc Marlboro Massachusetts lists editor W Currier Walden Sirdet and contact numbers. It notes second class entry August 25 1908 and states the paper assumes no financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements with reprint rights for corrections.
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Concord Enterprise
Prisé Press Inc
Liverty St. Marlboro
Masu
W. Currier
Walden Sirdet
Concord Tel
Emerson
Potteck Fympasetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Marlboro
Mays
Eastern Representative
Julius Matthews
Newbury Street
Boston
Son Avenue
New York
State Parks Plan Faces Public Use Questions for 31 Areas
A recent statement from State Parks outlines projects for 31 parks and roadside facilities to be opened for public use. The plan weighs demand against actual need, stressing efficient, well used spaces rather than vast but underutilized areas.
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Inssachusetts
Ibnd
Sylvan
pFo
Tomas
Mit
Stassen Gears Up for Key Role in GOP Ambitions
Harold E. Stassen moves toward a new position within the Republican Party as Newsweek cites discussions of 1960 presidential prospects. Despite limited progress, his disarmament work and rising public profile fuel speculation he could become a leading figure, with Pennsylvania governor plans seen as a potential stepping stone.
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Lyle C. Wilson
U. P
Washington
Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
Newsweek
Eisenhower
Bernard M. Shanley
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Snout Yard
Kremlin
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Ieheen
Sen
Estes Etuves
Tennessee
Pie
United States
Stassen Stassen
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Heart Disease Gains Headway In Past Years
A Health Information Foundation bulletin reports heart disease caused over 850000 deaths last year, about 360 per 100000, nearly two-fifths of all deaths. It notes aging, gender disparities, and calls for more research and public prevention efforts. It adds Americans must use medical knowledge early and rely on improved care.
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New York
N. Y
Health Information Foundation
Progress In Health Services
Foundation
George Bugbee
HIF
Bugbee
American Heart Association
Church Uses Brick Wall Sale to Fund Renovation
In Easthampton Massachusetts parishioners at Providence Methodist Church sold 500 bricks to raise money for needed repairs. Pastor Roger A Bartlett announced the wall removal would cost one dollar per brick, with 250 bricks paid upfront and the other half sold during the week to cover costs. In Plymouth New Hampshire the Museum of U S Patent Models displays thousands of original invention models from 1836 to 1869, open July 1 to October 12 Columbus Day.
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Eassthampton
Mass
Providence Methodist Church
Joshua
Roger A. Bartlett
Jericho
U. S
Plymouth
N. H
Farina Reelected Leader at SuAsCo Meeting in Sudbury
Philip Farina of Wayland was reelected President of the Su AsCo Watershed Association at its annual meeting in Sudbury. New directors include Henry M. Doane, William Drury, Howard Mayo, Lucian La Liberty, and Carl Anderson representing industrial, farm, and other water users.
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SuAsCo Watershed Association
Sudbury
Philip Farina
Wayland
Robert Booth
Lincoln
Harry Rice
Francis G. Mentzer, Jr
Bolton
Aubrey Kretschmar
Act
Kretschmar
LuAsCo
Heniy M. Doane
William Drury
Howard Mayo
Lucian la Liberty
Concord
Carl Anderson
Bedford
Doane
Roxbury
Saxonville
la Liberty
Andy Boy Farms
Farina
Sudbury River
Assabet
Soil Conservation Service
New Mental Health Center Opens in Worcester
Worcester opens the William A. Bryan Treatment Center at erener State Hospital, a $7 million complex for 800 patients replacing a fire trap building from 1833. The campus includes a beauty parlor six-patient dorms and a large auditorium, with officials hoping patients will mostly be voluntary and live at home for treatment.
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Worcester LLP
William A. Bryan
Erener State Hospital
Summer Street
Jack R. Ewalt
Mt Rushmore visitors fall from 1955 to 1956
E Humberger cited 829 persons viewing the carved heads at Mt Rushmore National Memorial in 1956, a drop of about 65 000 from 1955, while Keystone attendance noted.
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Keystone
E. Humberger
Washington
Lincoln
Jefferson
Theodore Roosevelt
Mt. Rushmore National Memorial
Heart Disease Advances Claim Major Progress
Health foundation notes progress against rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease amid ongoing battles with heart and circulatory disorders. New methods cited as reducing mortality in certain heart disease forms.
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Health In- Sonastiene Foundation
Mrs Massachusetts Chocolate Cake Recipe Card
Chocolate cake recipe with unsweetened chocolate, milk, shortening, flour, sugar, vanilla, and eggs. Melt chocolate and shortening, mix with sugar, whisk egg yolks with milk, combine, sieve and fold in flour and salt, add vanilla, finish with milk and baking soda, bake at 350 F until springs back.
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Massachusetts
Weather not to blame for most car accidents says official
Connecticut Motor Vehicles Commissioner John Tan cites statistics claiming driver behavior causes the majority of crashes. He notes many incidents occur in clear weather and daylight on good roads with experienced drivers often at fault. Men predominate among drivers involved, with excessive speed and inattention as top causes. A meteorite exhibit at Boston's Museum of Science is also described.
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John Tan
Connecticut
Aivine
Tynan
Science Park
Earth
Museum of Science
Boston
Salaries Cited as Major Deterrent to Teaching Careers
A Harvard Radcliffe educators group told Harvard President Nathan M. Pusey that low salaries deter a teaching career and worsen the teacher shortage. They said faculties at U S universities must double within a decade and noted teachers earn about $3,000 less than peers after ten years, with advancement difficulties adding to the barrier.
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Harvard
Nathan M. Pusey
Sted Ieee
Concord Public School Painting Bids Requested
The Concord School Committee invites sealed bids for painting certain rooms at Concord High School and Peter Bulkeley School Stowe Street Concord Mass. Bids due 4:00 p m Friday June 7 1957 with public opening and reading. Superintendent of Schools office hours 9 00 a m to 4 30 p m Mon Fri.
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Concord ‘Public
Concord
Massachusetts
Concord School Committee
Concord High School
Peter Bulkeley
Stowe Street
Superintendent of Schools
Robert S. Ireland
County authorities award property under bidding contract terms
County officials announce awarding of property to a bidder under prevailing bidding terms and provisions. The notice references Middlesex region procedures, deposits, and plan provisions as required by law and the awarding body.
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Commonchusetts Generdll
Apd
Middlesex
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