Marlboro Enterprise Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Marlboro based Enterprise Press Inc publishers of The Enterprise Press provide weekly Thursday editions from 46 Liberty Street. The notice lists editors as R W Curries and notes postal registration August 25, 1908. Subscription rates show single copies five cents and yearly $2.00.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enerprise Press Inc
Liberty St
Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Curries
Tition
Walden Street
Concord Tel
Emerson 9
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Enterprise Press,Inc
Eastern
Julius Matthews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Landscaping on modern highways boosts safety and mood
A Highway Landscaping News caption notes planted bays and promontories create changing scenes to relieve hypnotic monotony and reduce fatigue. Trees and shrubs cut traffic noise by up to 60 percent, aiding safety on New Jersey's Garden State Parkway, praised as the nation’s safest toll road.
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United States Bureau of Public Roads
Garden State Parkway
New Jersey
Inflation and the Family in the 1950s earnings split
The Census Bureau reports that half of U S families earned more than 4783 in 1956, up 8 percent from 1955’s median of 4421. The lower half saw limited gains, with 36 percent between 2000 and 5000, 20 percent under 2000, and 7 percent under 1000. The piece argues for raising the income floor to aid the lower half.
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Census Bureau
United States
Pony Wander Makes Town Tour In Concord
A wandering pony from Sudbury road caused consternation on Hubbard and Walden streets as motorists were startled. Police captured the animal with a 1957 cruiser after a ride through town. the pony’s owner returned it home. An Air Force sedan accident on Lowell road injured fenders on James Deacon’s car. the Air Force car towed. A girl from Everett street faced obscene language from a man in a car but faced no physical harm. Police entered two teams in the New England Police Revolver league with Patrolman Martin Sauga leading the first team.
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Concord
Sudbury Road
Hubbard and
Walden
Salvatore Silvio
James F. Hanley
William J. Costello
Lowell Road
Bow Street
Air Force
James Deacon
Walden Street
Deacon
Everett Street
Police
New England Police Revolver League
Martin Sauga
Flim Flam Game Defrauds Maynard Man of 30 Dollars
A Maynard resident picked up a hitchhiker on Route 2 near the Concord Filling Station who claimed a TV set could be bought cheaply. The driver paid $30 as a good faith deposit and was promised a future delivery, but the man vanished with the money.
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Concord
Maynard
Route
Lost Prince Eleazar Williams House Stands in Longmeadow Street
A house in Longmeadow Street Longmeadow Massachusetts once linked to Eleazar Williams known as the Lost Prince remains standing per the Massachusetts Department of Commerce. A new fishing reel design features a built in brake. A bicycle coaster broke.
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Eleazar Williams
Prince
Longmeadow Street
Longmeaoak Massachusetts
Massachusetts Department of Commerce
Sudbury House Fire Damages Historic Home on Hugson Road
Fire near Sudbury Center damaged the Goodnow house on Hugson road next to First Parish Church. Estimated damage reached 8600 dollars with a 2:52 to 3:06 a.m. alarm. Wayland firefighters used eleven hose lines to fight the blaze from shed to attic. Mrs. Edgar Goodnow and son Edgar Jr. were inside, Beverly Cookson was away. pillows by the fireplace are suspected as the cause.
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Sudbury
Goodnow
Hugson Road
Sudbury Center
Wayland Fire Department
Edgar Goodnow
Edgar, Jr
Edward Cookson
Beverly
Doctor studies lung blood vessels to aid TB fight
Dr. John W. Irwin, an internal medicine specialist in Boston, spends long hours researching how tiny lung vessels regulate blood pressure. He inserts tubes into rabbit vessels to record pressures, hoping to improve TB treatment results. Christmas Seals fund his work, with grants from the National Tuberculosis Association and community support from Marlboro.
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John W. Irwin
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Boston
Irwin
National Tuberculosis Association
Marlboro
Board of Health
Tuberculosis Committee
Middlesex Health Association
Policeman Loses Mirrors During Theft Chase
Ogdensburg New York police report Officer Russell Stradez and colleagues pursuing a gang of thieves had two $14 side view mirrors stolen from his patrol car. In a separate note, Charles Evens led a British expedition that conquered Kanchenjunga in 1955, stopping six feet short of the summit as a concession to natives.
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Ogdensburg, N Y
Russell Stradez
Charles Evens
Mt. Kanchenjunga
Saving dying shade trees after construction damage in new suburbs
Experts say the first step is to assess the living root system around a distressed tree. If worth saving, procedures include aerating roots with drilled holes, applying tree food, and careful pruning and watering over years. Not all trees recover. if hopeless, replace with a new tree.
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Philip L. Rusden
Bartlett
Bates College President Links Grades to Later Salaries
Bates College president Charles F. Phillips says high grades in college forecast higher salaries in labor life. He cites studies showing a very close relationship between college grades and later earnings, based in Lewiston Maine.
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Lewiston
Bates College
Charles F. Phillips
J College
Phillips
Art Of Conversation Revived At Boston University
Boston University President Harold C Case and Mrs Case lead a seventh year program called Adventures in Conversation. About 1500 students attend sessions at The Castle for informal discussions on topics from football to marriage. Over 10 000 BU students have participated since 1951, benefiting a culture of thoughtful dialogue.
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Boston University
Harold C. Case
Great Urban University
Ghost riders elude police near Amherst Central High
Police responding to reports of ghost riders at Amherst Central High School field found two riders on horseback missing horses. The pair had escaped from a nearby private corral in Buffalo.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Amherst Central High School
Hamilton Standard expands jet fuel controls plant at Windsor Locks
Hamilton Standard dedicates a 10 acre Windsor Locks facility with 410000 feet of production and testing space to make fuel controls for turbine and rocket engines. The unit supports most current military aircraft and future jet liners, as the firm widens into the jet age. The Windsor Locks plant now totals 1750000 square feet and employs about 11500. New England launches Montpelier industrial park on a 100 acre site with seven to eight plots and initial buyers Reddy Company and National Clothespin Company. Newport Rhode Island aims to become a Night Before Christmas shrine with Clement C Moore house preserved as a national site.
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Windsor Locks
Cond
New England Council
Hamilton Standard
United States
United Aircraft Division
New England
Montpelier
Vermont
Newport
R. I
St. Nicholas
New York City
Moore
Homes for Sale in Acton Concord and Stow Areas
Listings describe Acton and nearby towns with multiple ranch style homes and acreage for sale. Notable entries mention WEST ACTON and SOUTH ACTON properties with prices around 12 500 to 22 500 and features like garages and electric utilities. Also references STOW and CONCORD listings with large acreages and prices from 16 900 to 17 000.
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Acton
West Acton
Acto Cape
California Ranch
Concord
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