Concord Enterprise Masthead and notice of publication
Marlboro Massachusetts edition of the Concord Enterprise lists Rudolph W Currier as editor with main street address and telephone. It notes second class matter since 1908 and publication every Thursday. A disclaimer covers typographical error responsibility and reprint policy.
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Goncord Enterprise
Marlboro, Mass
Rudolph W. Currier
Main St
Concord
Tel
Enterprise Press Inc
Marlboro
Mass
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Safe Driving Courses and Voting Machines Highlight Public Safety
The article notes annual awards for states advancing in school safe driving courses with Massachusetts and Delaware leading, and cites high school participation of 54 percent. It also discusses voting machines gaining broader acceptance for accurate, secret ballots and speed, while warning of hunting accidents and urging safety examinations and training in firearms handling.
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National Association
Massachusetts
Delaware
Public Administration Clearing’ House of
Chicago
Speney
New York
Rival Teams Await Holiday Game
Concord and Lexington prepare for a late season showdown as Caldwell and Olsen lead Concord’s offense. Injuries hamper Lexington with Napli and Hancock sidelined, while Megin plans to rotate a young lineup. The game may hinge on backs Caldwell and Bouchard and a testing Lexington defense led by Royal.
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Mackey Caldwell
Dean Soule
Concord
Lexington
Cald
Wellesley Lexington
Meginmen
Wellesley
Megin
Dave Bouchard
Olsen
Bob Davidson
Souie
Caldwell
Davidson
Melrose
Ingraham
George Royal
Royals
McKenna
S. M
Perry
John Marques
Bob Perry
Winthrow
Les Stevens
Russ Morash
Bob Albertine
Fairbanks
Streeter
Stuart
Sudbury Survey Group Studies Business Area
The Sudbury Citi zen Survey Committee has studied possible areas in the community for business and industrial use since the annual town meeting and filed a report with Forrest D Bradshaw the planning board clerk. After planning board review a public hearing will be held followed by a Town Meeting to act on the committee's recommendations. The issue of future business development is of great public interest.
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Sudbury
Forrest D. Bradshaw
Sudbury Planning Board
Planning Board
Inherert
Sudbury Artist Bill Adams Now at Masonic Hospital Shrewsbury
Sudbury friends learn artist Bill Adams, once crippled, is now at the Masonic Hospital in Shrewsbury. Adams, famed for watercolors shown at the Goodnow Library, invites visits daily from 1 to 4 p.m. He would be glad to hear from friends during visiting hours.
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Sudbury
Bill Adams
Masonic Hospital
Shrewsbury
Adams
Goodnow
Man sentences self after guilty plea in Hillsboro court
In Hillsboro Ohio Fred Reese 70 pleaded guilty to intoxication. Mayor E C Wisecup allowed Reese to sentence himself declaring a fine of five or ten dollars plus costs. Reese suspended the fine and said he would take the next bus out of town.
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Hillsboro
Fred Reese
E. C. Wisecup
Reese
Local Gridiron Clash Between Concord and Lexington Preview
The visiting Concord team brings DeRuzzo and De Loury as key kickers with plans to reuse existing plays as Jack Magoon and John Condon face possible injuries. Dave DeLoury, a sophomore, leads with three touchdowns as Lexington counters with solid defense and a 69 point offense. Both squads expect cheering sections and extra cheerleaders for the big game.
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Boston
Lexington
Dave DeLoury
Needham
Reading
Megin
Jack Magoon
Wellesley
John Condon
Concord
Royal
Alaska Ready for Strategic Forces Shift
The report argues Alaska could host allied ground or air troops quickly, with readiness near postwar levels. It notes new housing, hangars, repair facilities, and large airfields, plus rapid airlift and sea routes from the west coast to deploy troops and supplies. The proximity to Russia underscores urgency in expanding defense infrastructure.
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Alaska
United States
Ceca
Alaska Highway
Russia
Bering
Big Diomede
Karl Marx
Bush would admit foreign scientists for short visits
Dr Vannevar Bush proposes lifting immigration limits to allow any established foreign scientist to visit the United States for a brief period. The idea aims to promote scientific exchange and advance U S research efforts.
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Bush
Vannevar Bush
United States
Russian trap lures deserters to East Germany mines
Stonebraker recounts being held by Russians near Bautzen after a wrong turn from Berlin. He says a group of 30 deserters now work for East Germany in uranium mines on the Polish Czech German border. He was questioned for four hours before release with his belongings intact and was fed sausage macaroni soup and bread.
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Bautzen
Stonebraker
Berlin
East Germany
Treason Trial Claims Sespenet Turned Buddhist In World War II Case
The Pilon trial against John David of San Francisco centers on Provoo a Buddhist disciple alleged to have aided Japanese forces on Corregidor. Prosecutors say Provoo helped execute Capt. Burton C Thomson and pressured American officers for food while boasting of Japanese victory and subjugation. Provoo reportedly shaved his head and wore Buddhist robes after capture and sided with Japan, claiming fluency in Japanese and Buddhist loyalties.
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Sespenet
John David
San Francisco
Reeet
Provoo
Tokyo
Burton C. Thomson
Thomson
United States
Transistor Enables Direct Long Distance Dialing
A Bell Laboratories device, roughly corn kernel sized, uses far less current than a vacuum tube and is undergoing a trial in Englewood New Jersey dial switching equipment for direct customer long distance dialing. The transistor promises multiple functions within Bell system gear and will be rolled out to other equipment.
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Bell Telephone Laboratories, Inc
American Telephone
Telegraph Company
Englewood
N. J
Bell System
Miracle Cure for Paralyzed Child in California
Three year old Billy Lucas of Redwood City California was paralyzed nearly blind and nonverbal since birth due to myasthenia gravis. After over 30000 dollars in treatments a University of California neurologist gave a single prostigmine injection about 35 cents that restored near normal function within a week.
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Billy Lucas
Redwood City
Calif
Annette Lucas
University of California
Billy
Belgian rifle tested by army for standardization with Atlantic pact
The Belgian Fabrique Nationale automatic rifle is under army testing against two American light weight rifles using the new .30 caliber ammunition. The eight pound 10 ounce Belgian rifle aims for accuracy speed and reliability and simpler construction. US officials will decide next year on rifle and ammunition size for Atlantic pact standardization.
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Belgian Fabrique Nationale
United States Army
Atlantic Pact
United Nation
Concord Guests Visit Coach and Students Home for Holidays
Wally Dunham manager of the Zinzendorf Hotel in Winston-Salem NC visited Coach Bernie Megin and local families during the holidays. Parker Vanderhoof of Barretts Mill Road returns to duty with the US Air Force in California and expects discharge next January. Students home include William Gower es of Vermont and Jack des Fee from St. Jerome's and Constance Boyd of Wheelock College. A daughter Barbara Sears Morse was born November 19 at Emerson Hospital.
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Wally ‘Dunham
Zinzendorf
W‘nston- Salem
North Carolina
Concord ‘High
Bernie Megin
Newton
Parker Vanderhoof
Air Force
Philip W. Vanderhoof
Barretts Mill Road
California
William Goweres
Vermont
Jack Des Fee
McKenna
St. Jen Ture’s
Constance Boyd
Fred Tower Boyd
Seven Star Lane
Wheelock College
Concord Academy
Tombenos Welcome Their Fourth Child a Daughter Jane
West Concord announce the birth of their fourth child and second daughter Jane born Sunday morning at Emerson Hospital. Parents John S. Tombeno Jr. and Emma Paul of Maynard reveal grandparents James Paul and John Tombeno Sr. and great grandmother Mrs Thomas Tombeno.
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Thomas R. Morse, Jr
Suzanne Rice
Barbara Sears Morse
Emerson Hospital
West Concord
John S. Tombeno
Commonwealth Avenue
Artists pick their best in This Is My Best disc anthology
RECORDS polled eight leading artists to select their own choices for a new anthology. Doris Day recalls the magic of It s Magic tied to her film Romance on the High Seas while Harry James notes You Made Me Love You remains popular. Benny Goodman and Frank Sinatra name favored tracks and Duke Ellington calls Let a Song Go Out of My Heart a highlight.
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Coe Records
Singe
Doris Day
High Seas
Sammy Cahn
Julie Styne
Doris
Michael Curtis
Harry James
Benny Goodman
Harbor Lights
Sammy Kaye
Columbia
Frank Sinatra
Rodgers’ and Hammerstein
Guy Mitchell
Ellington
Duke
No-Chars Plant Food Seeks Farm Order Takers
Part time or full positions offered to a limited number of farm men with no investment. Take orders for America’s largest nationally sold liquid fertilizer. Steady $50 weekly income. Write No-Chars Plant Food 60-0 Monroe St Marion Ohio.
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America
Monroe St
Marion
Ohio
Plant Food Co
No investment ad for liquid fertilizer plant food
An advertisement offers a weekly earnings claim of 50 dollars or more by taking orders for a nationally advertised liquid fertilizer. No investment required. It directs readers to write No Chars Plant Food Co. at 60 B Monroe St Marion Ohio for more details.
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