Concord Enterprise publication note and masthead
The Concord Enterprise in Marlboro Massachusetts lists editor Rudolph W Currier and the Enterprise Press Inc. as publisher. It notes responsibility limits for typographical errors and provides eastern representative addresses in Boston and New York.
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Concord Enterprise
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Mass
Rudolph W. Currier
Main St
Concord
The
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Enterprise Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Mathew Mires
Boston
Julius Thews
Madison Avenue
New York
Subscription Rates Notice
Short ad lists beginner pricing for subscriptions with an annual rate of two dollars. The fragment indicates monthly or yearly options and a basic price point, but no additional terms or dates are provided.
Hot Rod Menace Prompts Eastwide Crackdown Action
The piece notes a rising hot rod menace in the East following Western trends and cites a Syracuse traffic court judge rebuking parents for letting youths flaunt laws and promising enforcement. Also covered is a six month Senate inquiry into alleged irregularities in a $10 million government conversion scheme and the $8 million recovery to date.
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New York Automobile Association
Syrause
N. Y
Wncle Sam
Senate Agriculturalmmittee
Usiféas
uAge
Menho
Concord to Close Schools Two Additional Days This Year
Concord schools will close for two extra days for a workshop led by Dr. M Virginia Biggy. The 1952 53 calendar shows 185 school days after excluding convention and workshop days. Sessions cover testing spelling instructional procedures and subject area coordination for smoother transitions to high school.
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Middlesex County
Concord
Gvorkshop
Concord School Committee
M. Virginia Biggy
Biggy
Superintendent of Schools
Stow Street
Wellesley Public Schools
Newton
Wayland
Hingham
Androver
Kingston
Postmasters Converge Here for Historic Town Visit
The 23rd Infantry Band provided music directed by Henry O. M. Helsher Jr. High school guides led each bus. Postmaster General Jesse M. Donaldson and Senator Olin D. Johnston led the delegation. Donaldson Johnston were escorted by Franklin R. Johnson as local hosts. The group dined in two sections at the playground before concluding in late afternoon. Tomorrow they plan a lobster dinner in Plymouth sponsored by Time magazine.
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23Rd Infantry
Henry O. M. Helsher, Jr
Jesse M. Donaldson
Washington, D. C
Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
Donaldson
Johnston
Franklin R. Johnson
Board of Selectmen
Plymouth
Time” Magazine
Sora Rail and Plea for Care on Route 88
Miss Rose Williams reports a dead Sora Rail on Route 88 at Price's Hill, blaming a careless driver for the bird’s death and noting three cock pheasants killed at the hill’s summit. She urges more consideration from motorists to protect wildlife.
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Courier-Gazette
Newark
N.Y
Rose Williams
Price’s Hill
Route 88
South End
Scouts Target Conservation Day at Camp Oak Bedford
Scoutmaster Oliver reports that Boys of '49' will join the conservation day program this Saturday at Camp Oak Bedford with all scouts expected to participate.
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Camp Oak Bedford
Oliver
Scouts Seek Funds for National Jamboree Trip
The troop continues to collect waste paper rags magazines and anyone wishing pickup may call Concord 4231. The boys need money as they hope to send one Scout to the national jamboree in California next year.
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Concord
California
Acton Republicans name McIntosh to Red Feather Drive
The Acton Town Republican Committee met Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Al den C Flagg Jr Acton East Acton. Norman McIntoshNagog Hill Acton Center has been named Acton chairman of the annual Red Feather Drive which will run from November 8 to November 15. McIntosh is a member of the Acton finance committee.
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Acton Town
Republican Committee
Alden C. Flagg, Jr
East Acton
Norman McIntosh
Nagog Hill Road
Acton Center
Acton
McIntosh
Chest to Launch Drive Friday
Community fundraising push set to begin Friday with a long list of volunteers across sections 5 to 14 and local groups. Notables include Mrs Angelo V Bar tolomeo and Ms Antoinette Muscato among many participating residents and Concord area organizations.
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Angelo V.bartolomeo
Fred Brown
Romeyn Everdell
Edmund F. Hayes
William Jeanson
Silvi J. Miele
Antoinette Muscato
Mary Ann Muscato
Antoinette Trabucco
Marie Trabucco
Joseph Whalen
David B. Arnold, Jr
William W. Garth Jr
Robert M. Gill
Sinclair
Frederick W. Wat- Ray Harrison
Donald B Riss
Frank B. Casey
Frederick L. Dey
John M. Eaton
Mason L. Ham
Anson W. Kricks
Alfred A. Lane
William D. Locke
Francis S. Moulton, Jr
Simons L. Roof
George
R.wadleigh
Otis Whitney
Rene Bourquin
William M. Calder, Jr
Edmund H. Campbell
Benjamin F. Clark
John H. Clark
Victor F. Clark
J. Russell Clarke, Jr
Danforth W. Comins
Howard L. Hamill
Thomas Huckins
Charles S. Morgan
Gordon Ogilvie
Sally L. Parke
William Parker
Edward A. Stanley
John W. Boynton, Jr
Alexander Ellis
John D.emerson
Myra. C. Holbrook
John E. Holt
Eliot R. Howard
Raymond T. Stowe
Edmund Billings
Chandler G'fford, Jr
Roy B. Hodgman, Jr
Henry M. Keyes
Louis Long, Jr
Gilbert M. Roddy
Anne Bolstad
Elmer Brooks
James E. Burke
Osman Chaffee
Fletcher Crowell
Helen Flannery
Joseph Marrabello
James Martin
Mary Mazzeo
John B. McCrath
Arthur, Monson
Virginia Sorrenti
Charles Wear
James Blackburn
Charles W. Chamberlain
Hugh I. Cheyne, Jr
Edward Finigan
Chester C. Larner
Robert D Parks
Edward Robinson
William B. Saul
John R. Whitney, Jr
Donald B. Wilson
Kenneth L. Creighton
Harvey Crosby
John Finigan
Edward N. Harrington
Theodore Heyliger
James W. Ingraham
John Lambert
Celeb Wheeler
Hale High School campaign tops all with record sales
Eleanor Peck led with 90.80 and David Rich followed at 50.00 while Audrey Lew earned 46.00 for third. Brenda Nelson Eleanor Warren and Albert Erkkinen also topped thirty dollars. The senior class narrowly led Grade 8, with Grade 7 third and younger grades lagging. Total sales reached 1101.10, the most in the school’s campaign history.
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Warren
Albert Erkkinen
Cass
Free Hall of Fame Night Invites Fans to Concord Event
Concord hosts the first annual Hall of Fame sports night on Thursday October 23 at 7 45 pm in the Wells A Hall Memorial auditorium. 78 honored athletes will receive engraved certificates as dignitaries and guests attend films and speeches with free admission.
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Concord
Enterprise ‘‘Hall of Fame
Wells A. Hall
Edward J. McCaffrey
Johnny Kelly
West Acton
Kelly
Ray Riddick
Lowell
Jack Onslow
Chicago White Sox
Dan Kelley
Cambridge
Monty Wells
Brookline
Dartmouth
Everett Weygeant
Hall* of Fame
Hall of Fame
Enterprise
Names listed for society event announced
James Condon William Damon Ralph Gerow Norman Johansen Peter Maendrick Glenwood Swett Miss Alice Twyford appear in a society notice or social column listing attendees or honorees.
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William Damon
Ralph Gerow
Norman Johansen
Peter Maendrick
Glenwood Swett
Alice Twyford
Riot at reform school leads to top officials’ retirements
Six inmates including Vool Crimmins Gagnon and Clarigan were indicted for robbery by force of keys from McNally. Thomas P. Carlino faces assault on guard Whitcomb with an iron pipe during the riot. District Attorney Thompson ordered probes into liquor and dope smuggling and horse betting by inmates, with further indictments possible as the investigation continues.
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George E. Thompson
Corrections
Maxwell B. Grossman
U N Play on October 24 at Concord
A local theater group presents a gripping play about freedom and distant peoples. Director H Rideout production chairman R J Rodday, costume chiefs D Briggs and R Pratt, casting head L Smith, publicity co-chairs J Sheehan and M Wison, lighting Hayward Houghton, with actors including Warren Loring and Charles MacPher.
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Concord
Miss. Gertrude
H. Rideout
Robert J. Rodday
Delia Briggs
Ruth Pratt
Lydia Smith
John J. Sheehan
Mary Wison
Janet Bogle
Charles K.yeremian
Hayward Houghton
Narretor
Warren Loring
Charles MacPher
Winchester Defeats Harriers 15 42 On Home Course
Winchester High School defeated Concord High School Harriers at home Friday afternoon with a score of 42 to 15. Coach Warren Loring led Winchester in a strong performance. Later, Winchester plans to host Everett Vocational on a hill and dales course at home.
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Concord
Winchester
Concord High School Harriers
Winchester High Home
Warren Loring
Everett
Six More Matches At Maynard Alleys
Concord reports next Monday night in the Mill Dam Bowling League at Tutte's Alleys Maynard. Six matches staged with three games at 7 pm and three at 9 pm. Pairings include K of C Jr vs Thrift Hustlers vs Andy Boy Lincoln vs Tudys at 7 pm. Remblers vs Anchors Ellis vs K of C Srs Jokers vs Postoffice at 9 pm.
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Erosion Control Begins With Beetle Pexity Fee
A list of diverse names from an Asian village accompanies a line about erosion control. The article notes the first step in controlling erosion on any land is to fees ee beetle Pex ity. The fragment ties community figures to a technical procedure in a distant setting.
Tudys Highs Edge Ramblers In Scoring Bursts
Ramblers led by Barto and Jolters with strong totals across L Comeau and Dee as Tudys High matched Lincoln and others with Gött lines. Team totals show 1408 for Ramblers and 1347 for Tudys as Beaudoin and Bealmann posted multiple scores.
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Tudys High
Ramblers
Bing” Barto Jolters
John Finigan Jeg
Freddie Gj
L. Comeau
Bartolomeo
Concord High grid standings with Fol in contention
Concord High football standings show Fol in grid contention as Amesbury, Coyle Taunto and Danvers share the field. Ingham and Wi split two opponents while tied for fourth place with two other teams.
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Concord High
Amesbury
Coyle
Taunto
Concord
Danvers
Ingham
Sudbury De Acton Team Play Recap In Local Meet
Fragmentary notes describe Sudbury De Acton actions with mentions of Sudbury Web center, left wing Carl and Jerry days, coach Merrill, and a possible five game outlook. Bedford and Concord games are referenced with a Monday win and a 13 6 score.
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Acton
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