Concord Enterprise ad notes Hanover growth and agency details
A historical advertise notice from The Enterprise Press Marlboro lists publication details, offices, editors, and advertising agencies in Marlboro Boston and New York. It notes second class matter status and a one year subscription context.
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Marlboro
Massachuss
Enterprise Inc
Mass
Enterprise Press
Stern
Jul Matthews
Bury Street
Boston
Julius
Adre Avenue
New York
Legion Stances and Soviet Book Trade Highlight Postwar Views
At the Chicago convention the American Legion backed a strong defense program and opposed federal aid to education while condemning court activism and pressuring Congress on treaties. A separate note reports the USSR’s high popularity of American authors Jack London William Saroyan and Mark Twain with millions of copies in 50 languages over 40 years. The piece ends by noting limited progress from profit and wage gains and the peacemakers' stalled efforts.
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Legion
Chicago
American Legion
American Civil Liberties Union
Leion
eCarthy
Executive Department
Pennsylvania
Obert Benheimer
Congress
America
Jack London
Washington
Press Reys
Ussr
Martin Eden
Riga
Kiev
Ukraine
William Saroyan
Russia
Mark Twain
Red Embassy
Bus Driver Halts Traffic to Save Choking Boy
In Worcester Massachusetts on Tuesday seven year old Francis McNamara swallowed a colored crayon on a school bus and nearly died as motorists refused to stop. Driver John J Woog Jr. finally found a willing motorist to rush the child to hospital where surgeons saved his life and he was in very serious condition later.
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Worcester
Mass
UPI
Francis McNamara
John J. Woog Jr
Woods
Francis
Wood
Fairlawn Hospital
Worcester City Hospital
Finance Drive announced by Sudbury League of Women Voters
Sudbury Massachusetts October 7 1958 announcement explains a finance drive to support the League of Women Voters activities. It cites dues and member contributions as insufficient and lists services such as voter registration questionnaires transportation to polls and baby sitting. The piece notes two publications for taxpayers a survey of town government and a leaflet on the school situation. Virginia L. Howard and Marjorie T. Curtis sign as president and finance chair. also mentions vehicle inspection sticker requirements for October.
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Enterprise Sudbury
Massachusetts
League of Women Voters of Sudbury
League
Voters Service
Sudbury League
Sudbury
League of Women Voters of
Yeurs
Virginia L. Howard
Marjorie T. Curtis
Annual St Anne's Church Fair at Smith School
The annual fair of St Anne's Episcopal Church will be held on Saturday October 11 at Smith School from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The public is welcome with Mr and Mrs Alfred H Gledhill Jr listed as general chairmen.
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St. Anne's Episcopal Church
Smith School
Alfred H. Gledhill, Jr
Old Tyme Days Celebrated in Sudbury with Prizes
Sudbury showcased Old Tyme Value Days sponsored by the Sudbury Chamber of Commerce. A three day event featured costumes, a band concert, square dancing, and prize drawings. Grand prize and numerous category prizes were awarded to residents of Sudbury and nearby towns.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Chamber of Commerce
MacRae
Donald MacRae
Hudson
Joe Frost
Bernard Darby
Gledhill
Edna Rosa
D. Aiken
Peter Goranson
F. T. Marden
Natick
Sam _ Stern
Hind
Shirley Caviccio
Turkey
Herbert Doel
Ralph Stone
Richard Hill
Susan Lawrence
Waltham
Barbara Bortle
Rita Eisner
Margo Kelton
Paul Griffin
Marlboro
William Larkin
Pinehurst
Lois Diedemian
Richard Ageus
Boylston
Gerald Green
Marvin Russell
Agnes Rawson
Wayland
M. Fisher
Cambridge
Janice LaPenta
F. E. White
H. Johnson
Jessie Doel
Maynard
J. W. Silliker
Framingham
S. W. Boyd
Cochituate
W. F. Hellman
Jean Mitchell
E. H. Sears
M. Haskell
Ethel Cassidy
Robert Kingsland
Gertrude Holmes
E. W. Coburn
Kay Austin
Loretta Kegan
Peter Hess
Pauline Mahoney
Women Voters Of Sudbury Launch Finance Drive
The League of Women Voters of Sudbury initiates its annual Finance Drive from October 10 to 17. A solicitors training session is set for October 10 at 9 30 A M at Mrs Thomas Cheatham’s home on Dutton Road with speaker Mrs Arnold Williams of Lexington.
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Sudbury
League of Women Voters of Sudbury
Thomas Cheatham
Dutton Road
Arnold Williams
Lexington
League of Women Voters of
Massachusetts
Provisional League
Chelmsford
John Curtis
League
Joseph LeBruto
Allen Place
Acton Leaders Attend Framingham Installation Tonight
Mrs Alice Roberts president and Mrs Kay Nedza past president and county chaplain will represent the local auxiliary unit at Framingham installation tonight. Roberts asks members bring gifts for the Veterans Hospital Christmas gift shop. Junior High Fellowship meets 6:30 p.m. at West Acton Baptist Church with a feature on Ten Crosses. Recreation follows. Senior group meets 7 p.m. on Symbolism of the Christian Church.
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Alice Roberts
Kay Nedza
Framingham Installation
West Acton Baptist Church
Christian Church
TV and Movies Clash Over Adapting for TV Shows
Hollywood figures say major film studios failed to adjust to television, except Columbia and Warner Brothers. Screen Gems head Ackerman credits TV craft for success, noting pace and character needs differ from films. He cites I Love Lucy and Leave It to Beaver as proof of TV's独特 storytelling.
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Vernon Scott
UPI
Hollywood
Hollywood Upi
Columbia
Warner Brothers
Harry Ackerman
Screen Gems
Columbia Pictures TV
Ackerman
CBS
Amos and
Andy
Ralph Cohn
Irving Briskin
Universal-International
Paramount
MGM
20Th Century-Fox
Local Fund Drive Chair Leads Annual Campaign
Robert D Benoit listed as local chairman for the annual United Fund campaign now under way. Bafta Club schedules a meeting on Tuesday Oct 14 at Christ Church with Leslie Kewer and program Quick Cures by Kewers. Bedford PTA to meet tonight at Center School Auditorium with George Moynihan WBZ as speaker. Sympathy extends to Warren W Morris on his mother Mrs William G Morris's death in Watertown.
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Robert D. Benoit
Jonathan Jane
United Fund
Bafta Club
Leslie Kewer
Old Billerica Road
Kewers
Christ Church
Bedford P.T.A
Center School
George Moynihan
WBZ
Warren W. Morris
Pine Hill Road
William G. Morris
Watertown
Town Board Meets at Gleason Library Oct 15
The board of selectmen will meet at Gleason Public Library on Wednesday October 15 at 7 30 with Iman Roy V Cann presiding.
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Board of Selectmen
Gleason Public Library
Wedn
Iman Roy V. Cann
New Show Opens at Carousel Theatre with Richard Derr
Richard Derr stars in Mister Roberts at the Carousel Theatre Framingham. He brings Broadway award history and prior acclaimed work to the 3,000 seat tent which extended its season after audience demand. Show runs Tuesday 8:30 PM through Sunday October 12 with one Saturday matinee at 2:30.
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Richard Derr
Mister Roberts
Carousel Theatre
Framingham
Seven Lively Arts
Broadway
Theatre World
Jed Harris
Maurice Evans
Ingred Bergman
Mr. Derr
Warwick
Providence
Carousel
Opera Stars At Worcester Opera Night
Two Metropolitan Opera stars Flaviano Labo and Mise Lind headline the 99th Worcester Music Festival Tuesday October 21 with arias from Celeste Aida La Boheme and a duet from La Boheme Labo appears after seasons in Buenos Aires Mexico City and Barcelona Lind a NYC Opera Company alumna also toured with Colom bia's Bel Canto Trio The Detroit Symphony under Paul Paray performs the Marriage of Figaro and Berlioz The Damnation of Faust The program includes Schumann Symphony No 2 and Festival Chorus with tickets at Steinert's Worcester Mass.
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Worcester Music Festival
Metropolitan Opera
Flaviano Labo
Alvaro
la Forza del Destino
Renata Tebaldi
Barcelona
Florence
Teatro Colon
Buenos Aires
National Opera
Mexico City
Eng
London
Labo
Italy
Mise Lind
New York City Opera Company
Rosalinda
Chicago Lyric Theatre
Miss Lind
Colombia
Detroit Symphony
Paul Paray
Berlioz
Schumann
Festival Chorus
T. Charles Lee
Steinert
Main Street
Worcester
Mass
Candidates Speak at Joint Meeting October 17 in Framingham
The Leagues of Women Voters of Framingham and Wayland sponsor a candidates meeting at Framingham State Teachers College Friday October 17 at 8 15 p m. Invitations go to Foster Furcolo Charles Gibons Robert Murphy Elmer Nelson Edward Cronin Marion Boch Edward McCormack and Christian Herter with Professor Lawrence Howard of Brandeis University moderating. The event is open to the public and information is available from Mrs. David Ives Hilltop 3 2980.
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Sudbury
Leagues of Women Voters of
Framingham
Wayland
Framingham State Teachers College
Foster Furcolo
House
Charles Gibons
Robert F. Murphy
Elmer C. Nelson
Edward J. Cronin
Marion C. Boch
Edward J. McCormack
Napronacees
Christian A. Herter R
Lawrence Howard
Barndeis Univ
David Ives Hilltop
Rover Hot Air Dryer For Dogs From World Dryer
A specially designed Rover hot air dryer to prevent chills after baths from World Dryer Corp in Chicago.
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Rover
World Dryer Corp
Chicago
Broadway Hit The Silver Whistle At Acton Theatre
Rehearsals underway for Acton Little Theatre Workshow latest production The Silver Whistle at Acton Community Center on Oct 23 24 25 at 8 30 p m. Lloyd E Williamson leads Oliver Erventer with Donald Files as Rev Watson in a colorful cast for adult entertainment.
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West Acton
Acton
Sudbury Players Join Massachusetts Little Theater League
The Sudbury Players announce their yearly membership in the Massachusetts Little Theater League. President M Warren Hess leads the group with delegates N Warren Hess and Vi Leone and alternates Ruth Lennan and Betty Wenzel. The league promotes high standards and offers technical counseling and workshops.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Players
Massachusetts
Little Theater League
M. Warren Hess
N. Warren Hess
Vi Leone
Ruth Lennan
Betty Wenzel
Perform At First Concord Waders At The World’s Fair
The waders from Concord will perform at Friday evening events following attendance by Mrs Russell and committee. The program features M LT and ballads with notable pieces including Worry Takes Time as Work. General letter from Pittsfield.
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Concord
Pittsfield
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