Concord Enterprise publication note from 1908 issue
The Enterprise Press Inc. Marlboro Massachusetts publishes the weekly Enterprise on Thursdays. The notice lists editor R W Currier and office addresses Walden Street Concord and Liberty Street Marlboro with 1908 postmark and reprint policy for typographical errors in ads.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro, Maso
R. W. Currier
Walden Street
Concord Tel
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Subscription Rates for Bingle Copies Declared
One year rate for Bingle copies set at 0.0 with details unclear. The notice marks pricing changes and eligibility for a renewal period.
NEW DEBT AND OLD CARS
Government economists warn that rising inventories threaten the economy as 700,000 unsold cars flood the market and August production tops 620,000. They debate whether this year's demand is normal and sustainable or a temporary spike amid inflation worries and wage-price trends.
Treasury slows presses to curb excess money supply
The U S Treasury plans a 12 percent reduction in Bureau of Printing and Engraving output this year to unload excess paper money and save 1.3 million in printing costs. Analysts wonder if the public will have enough currency in the next 12 months as the government manages its cash.
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U. S. Treasury
Treasury
The
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Denmark’s land largely productive and farmed
The report notes that around 90 percent of Denmark’s land is productive and about 75 percent is cultivated. It highlights the extent of farming activity and land use in the country.
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Denmark
Fire Chief Urges Precautions To Fight Home Fire Hazards
Concord fire chief Harry Ankerson urges observance of Fire Prevention Week October 9 15 and outlines home safety steps. He warns about careless smoking open flames in Christmas tree use electrical overloading and proper handling of heating oil and open air fires. Citizens should service oil burning equipment via certified personnel and call the fire department number HM 94u54 for permits and emergency reports.
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Concord
Harry A.nkerson
Arsnal
Fire Department
Public hearings set by Acton planning board
The Acton planning board will hold hearings Monday in the Town Hall selectmen's room at 8 o'clock. The sessions, postponed from the prior week due to a special town meeting, review two subdivisions: Wal Construction Company on Robbins Street South Acton and A Perry Marble on Central Street West Acton. Board members listed are Robert M. Stow Richard A. Gallant Aubrey C. Kretschmar Fred Whitcomb H. W. Flood.
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Acton
Planning Board
Town Hall
Wal Construction Company
Robbins Street
South Acton
A. Perry Marble
Central Street
West Acton
Robert M. Stow
Richard A. Gallant
Aubrey C. Kretschmar
Fred Whitcomb
H. W. Flood
Union Barbers Day for Crippled Children raises over 5500
In October 1955 the Massachusetts State Association of Journeymen Barbers reports strong public support for the Union Barbers Day for Crippled Children. The drive benefits the Bay State Society for the Crippled and Disabled and the Easter Seal Society with final totals expected to exceed $5,500. William T. Fitzgerald chairs the event.
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Unon
Barbers
Massachusetts State Association of Journeymen Barbers
Bay State Society For
Easter Seal Society
William T. Fitzgerald
Union Barbers
Sudbury Bay Path Girl Scouts Reach 19 Troops
Bay Path Girl Scouts in Sudbury begin a big year with 19 troops up from 14. There are 28 leaders and assistants and a need for one more leader for a late meeting troop. Second grade Brownies are being organized and interested helpers should call Mrs J Carrell Morris Hilltop 2 2353. The Senior Scouts meet next Wednesday October 19 at 7 pm at Mrs Luther B Harben’s home Water Row with Mrs Harben as leader. Girls from Mrs John Anderson’s eighth grade troop may arrange transportation.
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Sudbury
Bay Path Girl Scouts
J. Carrell Morris
Luther B. Harben
Water Row
John Anderson
Harben
Slum Housing Crisis Push Urges Public Action
Five million American homes are slums and nearly half need repairs. Join local housing groups and improve your own home. Send for a brochure of ACTION at P O Box 500 Radio City Station New York 20 NY, in cooperation with The Advertising Council.
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P. O
Radio City
New York
N. Y
The
Advertising Council
American Legion
Meet the Wife extended at Red Barn Theater
Sid Sawyer will hold over for another week the smash comedy Meet the Wife at his Red Barn Theatre in Westboro. Productions run Tuesday through Sunday at 8 20. Shirley Matson stars with Wilson Lafferty Tom Rosqui and Myles McAleer as male leads. Joan Jaffry Jeanne Oliver and Richard Risso in supporting parts. Directed by Sawyer with Lafferey as stage manager and Bill Harp designing the set.
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Sid Sawyer
Red Barn
Westboro
Shirley Matson
Wilson Lafferty
Tom Rosqui
Myles McAleer
Joan Jaffry
Jeanne Oliver
Richard Risso
Mr. Sawyer
Mr. Lafferey
Bill Harp
Sudbury Players Costume Ball Friday Night
The Sudbury Players host their third annual Costume Ball this Friday night October 14 at the Wayside Inn. Committee chair Mrs. Alan Kee and volunteers anticipate a top social event, inviting all residents aged 18 to 80 to attend in costume or not.
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Sudbury
Wayside Inn
Alan Kee
Miss Emily Fish Visits Sudbury Before Return South
Sudbury friends welcomed Miss Emily Fish who attended the morning service at St Elizabeth's Church. She has lived in Boston area this summer and will return to North Carolina on October 14. The Memorial Congregational Church adds a new wing and a parking space on adjacent recently purchased property.
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Sudbury
Emily Fish
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Miss Fish
Boston
North Carolina
Memorial Congregational Church
New Jet Engines Deliver Record-Breaking Noise
The National Geographic Society describes new jet engines with powerful afterburners producing 150 decibels, an intensity unmatched by any prior human experience and equivalent to 1.5 billion people talking at once.
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National Geographic Society
Anastasia to Open Monday at Wilbur Theatre Boston
The Broadway hit Anastasia arrives at the Wilbur Theatre in Boston for a two week engagement from October 17. Dolly Haas plays the Princess with Eugene Leontovich as the Dowager Empress and John Emery as Prince Bounine. production by Elaine Perry with design by Ken Edwards.
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Anastasia
Boston
Wilbur Theatre
Guy Buoiton
Marcelle Maurette
Elaine Perry
Antoinette Perry
Dolly Haas
Eugene Leontobuch
John Emery
Prince Bounine
Robert Duke
Prince Paul
Anna Anderson
Germany
Muss Leontovich
Hollywood
Lana Turner
Twentieth- Century Fox
Twentieth Century
Dark
Tovarich
Comedia Club
Miss Maas
John Gielgud
Yvonn Imery
Lucille Ball
Dési Arnaz
Lhe Marshall
Medicine Bend
Randolph Scott
Jean Parker
Alan Schneider
Helen Hayes
Mary Martin
Ken Edwards
Mr. Pennypacker
Lime
Sudbury Reamen Triumphs 3-0 Over Worcester Lech
Descom Hoagland a Tech sophomore ran the sideline while Webster Cutting played for the University of Massachusetts and returned to Sudbury for the weekend. The October eighth match ended in a 3-0 Amherst win.
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Attenvlewd
Sudbury
Ed. Smith
Mrs. Cutting
Mass.Worcester
Endurance spurs new jobs and industries, telegram says
The Bridgeport Telegram notes that despite belief of no room for progress, workers with "tints" drive new industries and thousands of jobs, creating skilled trades and additional assets for the national economy.
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Bridgeport
Conn
P T A Tea Opens School Season in West Concord
West Concord the Parent Teachers Association of the noreau and Harvey Wheeler schools opened its season with a tea on Wednesday April 0. About 60 guests including teachers, special teachers, the superintendent of schools, and Mrs Angelo Giau drone attended along with over 200 parents. Flowers and food enhanced the festive air and name cards marked with boutonnieres were distributed by Nellie Craig.
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West Concord
Parent- Teachers Association
Noreau
Harvey’ Wheeler
Schnools
Angelo Giaudrone
Nellie Craig
Carl Sproul
Durs
Russell Wheeler
Lloyd Arnold
Wiliam Lawrence
John F. O’connor
Lee Rogers
Hector Russell
Sproul
Walter Emerson
Nicholas Veraney
Jay Forrester
Harold Estey
Hollis Holden
Eliot Bartlett
Sudbury Students Hear Ground Observer Corps Appeal
An assembly for grades 7 to 12 in Sudbury emphasized volunteer needs for the Ground Observer Corps. Sgt. Hargid Stehlik of the Air Force explained radar posts and showed a film on a mock surprise attack on New York City, urging civilian volunteers for 24 hour coverage. Mrs Grace Way and her husband, with George Walker, ran the Sudbury post.
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Sudbury
Ground Observer Corps
Ernest Bodenweber
Memorial Congregational Church
Merrill
Hargid Stehlikk
Air Force
Manchester
Stehlik
New York City
United States
G.O.C
Grace “Way
George Walker
Rubber plant ends record with finger injury
Safety record at U S Rubber Co plant in Nagatuck Conn ends after a worker snipped off a finger tip in a grinding machine. The incident halts the world safety record of 10 250 000 man hours without a disabling injury.
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Nagatuck
Conn
U. S. Rubber Co
Maynard High School News Highlights Faculty and Student Moves
Maynard students collect canned goods and preserves for Harvest Day at Emerson Hospital. Michael Stacey leaves Coolidge School for a new home in Hudson. James Donnelly from Watertown enters Grade II on October 10. Edward and Nancy Grierson join Coolidge School from Waltham on Maybury Road. Mrs. Rose Standish and Miss Eleanor Colburn attend courses at Framingham and Lowell state teachers colleges. Katherine M. Kinsley attends Burton Lecture at Harvard Fogg Art Museum. Dr William Burton and Mrs Burton donate the lectureship. Dr Hollis L Caswell speaks at Harvard on elementary education quality.
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Coolidge School
Emerson Hospital
Michael Stacey
Hudson
James Donnelly
Watertown
Maybury Road
Edward Grierson
Nancy Grierson
Waltham
Wiliam Grierson
Rose Standish
Roosevelt School
Framingham State Teachers College
Eleanor Colburn
Edwin Gilday
Lowell State Teachers College
Katherine M. Kinsley
Burton
Harvard University Graduate School of Education
Fogg Art Museum
Cambridge
William Burton
Harvard
Hollis L. Caswell
Teachers College
Columbia University
Concord High Sports Weekend Scores
Concord High teams played over the weekend with varied results. Lexington defeated Stoneham 12-6 while Hudson lost at Gardner 27-20. Framingham fell to Norwood 12-7 and Marlboro tied Milford 18-13. Melrose routed by 34-0. Winchester beat North Quincy 26-14, the locals’ opener postponed by school suspensions.
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Concord
Concord High School
Lexington
Stoneham
Hudson
Gardner
Framingham
Norwood
Marlboro
Milford
Melrose
Winchester
North Quincy
United States as World War I Debt Nation
Before World War I the United States ran a capital balance as a debtor nation with foreign investments in the United States exceeding U S investments abroad by 3.7 billion dollars in 1914.
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United States
Ward to lead bid at Woburn amid drizzle
Concerg Ward will attempt a straight at Woburn as drizzle falls. Norman hits three for two, with Dave Eyton Anderson and Evans listed among brothers and kin.
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Woburn
Dave Eyton Anderson
Brother Evans
Concord Season Triumphs Across Triple Events
The report notes Hubbar over Hubbar in a season triple with scores 123 and 119. In other events, JTs defeated Srs and Anchors blanked by ers, with winners named and victories listed.
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Concord
Jts
Srs
Fromers
Blan
Concord-Jg touchdown on game for Norw Saturday
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Norw
Middlesex
Saturda
St. Geor
Middleton
GGO
Leo Daley
Cornell
Lexington
Mer
John
Fenways
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