Concord Enterprise Publication Notice Marlboro Massachusetts
Marlboro Massachusetts edition of Concord Enterprise notes it is published weekly on Thursdays by Enterprise Press Inc. The notice lists editor Dolph W Currier and printing details with post office registration date August 25 1908. It disclaims responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements and outlines reprint policy.
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Concord Enterprise
Marlboro
Mase
Dolph W. Currier
Main St
Concord
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Subscription Rates Binge
A fragmented notice outlines subscription rates and copy details for a local publication. The readable portions reference price changes, audience access, and ongoing distribution plans.
The North Korean War and Allied Soldier Morale
A survey notes initial South Korean troops faltered against armored units early in the conflict, then improved under American guidance. It contrasts frontline performance with North Korean deployment and cites the broader pattern of resistance and weapon evolution across history. Reports describe a severe storm in Concord with structural damage, fires, and widespread outages, affecting homes, streets, and utilities.
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Pearl Har Bor
Atin
Concord voter registration closes after November 4
Mill dam Patton clerk reports high demand for registration but it is too late for this cycle. Nearly 5,000 voters now in Concord. Rev. John J. Scollan of Our Lady Help of Christians is on retreat this weekend. Five years ago Rev. William F. Shaughnessy, then pastor, died at his rectory. Second story of Rose Hawthorne School nears completion.
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Concord
John J. Scollan
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
William F. Shaughnessy
Our Lady’‘s
Rose Hawthorne School
W Concord High School Graduate Dies
A Concord High School graduate died with surviving relatives including two brothers John H. Shaw Jr. and Richard W. Shaw stationed in Germany and sister Phyllis Shaw, a senior at Concord High. Funeral services were held yesterday at Douglass Chanel in Lexington with Rev. Edwin B Nylen officiating. Interment followed.
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John H. Shaw, Jr
Richard W. Shaw
U. S. Army
Germany
Phyllis Shaw
Concord High School
Douglass Chanel
Lexington
Edwin B Nylen
West Concord Union Church
Editorial Roundup on Campaigns and Civil Defense
A compilation from The Irwin Standard and The Loudonville Times and The Natchitoches Enterprise discusses weaknesses in Eisenhower and Stevenson campaigns, public hesitations about a military president, civil defense efforts like operation skywatch, and notes on winter legumes as key crops and nitrogen sources in Louisiana agriculture. The pieces emphasize voters’ concerns, regional attitudes, and ongoing research contributions.
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Irwin
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Steverson
Natchiteches
Louisiana
Flat profit margins stain department store boom
A 245 store survey covering about $724 million in first quarter sales shows department stores averaged 1 percent net merchandising profit and specialty stores 1.9 percent, with 40 percent of departments reporting losses. Costs outpaced price gains, muting the retail rebound. The Fairfax Standard and Douglas County Gazette report on internal theft and local viewing habits for entertainment.
United Nations Day program at Concord High School
Miss Gertrude H Rideout directs a Concord High School United Nations Day program with committees for finance publicity ushers music wardrobe casting and more. Townspeople will be contacted to participate and roles require little memory work with rehearsals to begin soon.
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United Nations
Gertrude H. Rideout
Concord High School
Edward H. Fennessy
Edward H. Warren
A. E. Benfreld
Hugh Frasier Leith, Jr
Earl Wheeler
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Sea Scouts
George Simms
Janet Bogte
Charles K. Yeremian
Delia Briggs
Burleigh L. Pratt
Edmund Bilings
Louis A. Sohier
Robert Ramsey
Persis McMilan
David Little
Eliza D. Wallace
Samuel Kent
Winson
J. Damon
Whitney Smith
Barbara Bergemann
Raymond P. Baldwin
Clement S. Edwards
James V. McMullen
Morton Seavey
Parker J. Dexter
Community Sale Held at Veterans Building
A public sale occurred Sunday at the Veterans Building with attendees and items on view.
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Veteran’s Building
Chest Guards for 1952 Campaign
West Concord reveals campaign organization with section captains for nine divisions and a business contact. Listed leaders include Malcolm C. Holtje, Mrs. Robert D. Broad bent, Walter L. O Neil, Robert E Shee han, Allan W. Miller, Allyn S. White, Cyril Perkin, Mrs Earl B. Wheeler, Charles P. Quick, and John F. Forbes.
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West Concord
Malcolm C. Holtje
Robert D. Broadbent
Walter L. O’neil
Robert E.sheehan
Allan W. Miller
Allyn S. White
Cyril Perkin
Earl B. Wheeler
Charles P. Quick
John F. Forbes
Women Nurses Called by Continental Army in 1776
In 1776 the Continental Army first summoned women to care for wounded soldiers. Chosen from mothers wives and sisters of troops they served ten week terms at about 25 dollars plus food rations.
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Continental Army
New York Population at Declaration of Independence
The colony of New York had about 180000 inhabitants when it declared independence from Great Britain on July 9 1776.
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New York
Great Britain
Taft Eisenhower breakfast exposes campaign pressures
The article outlines factional pressures surrounding the Taft Eisenhower breakfast. Ike allies claim he faced humiliation after Taft’s joint statement surfaced, while Taft supporters accuse he faced strong influence from Wall Street and Taft money men. Taft and Ike aides debated pacing the campaign and regional strategies.
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Eisenhower
Taft
Chicago
Sen
Wayne Morsé
Oregon
Ike
Cincinnati
America
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Indiana
GOP
Dale Holder
Cleveland
Wall Street
George Bender
Ray Bliss
Bender
Election Time in Turkey Sparks American Style Debates
A vivid comparison draws parallels between Turkish and American politics showcasing a two party system, whistle stop speeches, and campaigns that appeal to "little" people. Celal Bayar and Adnan Menderes led a Democrat victory promising enterprise against Republican state control, claiming prosperity for Turkey.
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Chicago
Istanbul
Turkey
Gelal Bayar
Celal Bayar
Democrats
Adnan Menderes
Menderes Ahoe
Welcome to Acton Schools for New Residents
Acton welcomes newcomers with notes from Superintendent Witman Pearson outlining school entry age of five years nine months by September 1, birth and vaccination certificates, transfer records, and a large bus program. It notes meals in Grades I and VI and high school, and describes rental spaces aiding a planned new primary building in fall 1953. The district highlights strong test results and college prep for Harvard Simmons Tufts and others.
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Acton
Witman Pearson
Acton School Department
Laffin
Maynard
Acton Center
Boston University
Harvard
Simmons
Tufts
Concord High elects new student class officers
Ninety per cent of the sophomores voted at Concord High School to choose class officers. John Foster was named president, Richard Bunbrack vice president, Beverly Englehart secretary, Richard Whelan treasurer, Thomas Alexander Boys A A, and Mary Murray Girls A A.
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Concord
Concord High School
John Foster
Richard Bunbrack
Beverly Englehart
Richard Whelan
A.A
Thomas Alexander
Mary Murray
Two Speakers to Tell About Taxes in Concord Meeting
Concord Taxpayers Association hosts a tax briefing with Mr Buckley Democrat of Abington and Senator Furbush from Waltham. Both veterans of state finance and legislature explain Massachusetts tax facts and answer questions. Councilor Whitney will introduce. Residents urged to attend ahead of November 4 voting.
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Mr. Buckley
Abington
Massachusetts Commission of Administration On Finance
Furbush
State Senate
Waltham
House of Representatives
Concord
Concord Taxpayers Association
Otis M. Whitney
Elks to Meet in Concord Lodge Regular Session
The Concord Lodge of Elks No. 1479 will hold its regular session at BPOE hall Concord on Tuesday night October 14 at 8 o clock. Exalted ruler James E O Neil will preside.
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Concord
Concord Lodge of Elks
B.P.O.E. Hall
James E. O’neil
Trade Board Meeting Discusses West Concord Traffic
The Trade Board met with member Ro any Eldridge of Concord present. Edward W. Sheehan reported a serious traffic problem affecting West Concord shoppers and residents and urged action. A motion passed to study the project, with Samuel G. Kent and the recording secretary reporting humorous incidents from the summer months.
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Eldridge
Concord
Edward W. Sheehan
West Concord
Samuel G. Kent
Coring
Unclear fragment hints at veterans aid and training program
Fragmentary text describes expressions of support for a girl or young woman involved with veterans affairs. It mentions Harold and Miss Fagan, medical burns, and training courses tied to the American Legion and Veterans Administration in Bedford, with references to charity and dedication.
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Sudbury
Amerena Ion
Dent
Yemi
Migs
Harold
Goa
Fagan
Wursi
Dar
Bedford
Can Legion
Sudbury West Tree Care Meeting Highlights
A Middlesex County and Moth Superintendent meeting was held in Waltham on October 8. Prof S King from Amherst discussed arboriculture training. The University course aids shade tree officials and assistants in care and supervision. Attendees included Mrs Melvin Guppy and TM Glen with Weeks as president and William E Gullam as secretary.
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Middlesex
Ton
Waltham
S. King
T Ture
Amherst
Cal
University of Is
Sistants
Melvin Gupply
Glen. S. Weeks
William E. Gullam
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