Concord Enterprise notice summary
Marlboro based Concord Enterprise prints weekly editions under Rudolph W. Currier editor. Notices indicate a 1908 publication with post office compliance and 6 1879 act. Advertising reprint policy noted. eastern reps Julius Mathews Agency in Boston and New York. Subscription rates listed.
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Rudolph W. Currier
Main St
Concord
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise
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Julius Mathews
Newbury’ Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Substantially More and Other Editorial Notes on Policy
The column contrasts defense mobilization optimism with calls to increase western defense spending as Europe falters. It questions budget balance and Washington’s commitments, then shifts to hunting safety, Thanksgiving prep, and a historical argument that socialism accusations have been used to smear reforms. It defends free enterprise and open debate.
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Charles E. Wilson
Defense Mobilizer
U. S
Alto
Europe
America
Congress
Washington
Washington Fog of Words Shapes Civic View
Walter Smead laments the confusion in Washington D C where words and slogans overwhelm civic clarity. He notes political pivots and paid advertising campaigns aimed at selling the American way, arguing the public already understands their life and democracy beyond the rhetoric.
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Washington
Congress
Fortune Magazine
National Association of Manufacturers
Free Enterprise
America
Rail president attacks social security as socialist claim
Column contends labeling progressive ideas as socialistic reflects rhetoric, not fact. It recalls Debs era proposals later adopted as law, including graduated income tax, direct election of senators, meat inspection, building and safety regulation, and public utility oversight.
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Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Benjamin Franklin
Eugene V. Debbs
U.S
Deluge of Words on Social Security Act Criticism
The passage argues against labeling the Social Security Act as socialism. It notes that even true socialists oppose the act as only treating symptoms, not causes of unemployment and old age, and warns that mere accusations will not prove socialism.
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Federal Deposit Insurance Act
Federal Reserve Banking System
Securities Exchange Commission
System of
Social Security
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Farmers
Cooperatives
Democracy Works in Concord Letter Praises Community Chest
Dear Editor October 26 1951 brings a letter from Morton R Seavey praising Concords Community Chest showing 90 percent of families donate. The writer argues giving precedes voting and highlights local organizations business efficiency and solicitor ease, urging prepared contributions.
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Concord
Concord Famil Ies
Morton R. Seavey
Concord Lions Mark Decade with Charter Chevron Honors
Past President Maxwell E. Lawrence presented charter chevrons to eleven of twelve active charter members of the Concord Lions. Albert C. Cook was absent. MacRae and Currier received 10-year perfect attendance awards. History was read by Currier and a Lions poem by Dr. March was performed.
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Maxwell E. Lawrence
Rothwell N. MacRae
Arthur F. March
Rudolph W. Currier
Lortz
Roger F. Conant
Austin D. MacRae
Philip F. Kenney
Edwin F Crosby
Leon J. Moreau
Benjamin L. Benoit, Jr
H. Theodore .Beharrels
Thornton
Albert C. Cook
MacRae
Currier
William T. .Wyman
Emerson Hospital Auxiliary to Meet Tuesday
Emerson Hospital Auxiliary holds a meeting on Tuesday October 30 at 2 30 p m in the new conference room. Miss Elmina L Snow will outline highlights from the American Hospital Association Convention in St Louis. Guest speaker Mrs Fairfield Raymond of Mount Auburn Hospital Auxiliary will discuss Women's Auxiliaries and their relation to the Modern Hospital. Tea will be served.
Youths Report For Army Service From West Concord
West Concord youths reported for induction into the U S Army in Boston yesterday morning. The group includes Valen tine Muscato ex Notre Dame track captain and five others: George D Mulcahy Jr , William J Buckley , Carmen F Spinelli and John H McIntosh along with Muscato at 22 Concord street Conant.
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West Concord
Valentine Muscato
Conant Street
Notre Dame
U. S. Army
Boston
George D. Mulcahy, Jr
Main Street
William J. Buckley
Walder Street
Carmen F. Spinelli
Harrington Avenue
John H McIntosh
Concord Road
Bedford
Girl Scouts Dance Nov 2 in Acton Town Hall
Acton Girl Scouts sponsor a Friday evening square dance November 2 from 7 30 to 9 30 in the Town hall. Albert E Haynes of Sudbury instructs. he previously taught for 15 years at Wayside Inn in Sudbury and is a master of many dance forms. The event targets fifth grade and up for both instruction and fun.
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Acton
Town Hall
Albert E. Haynes
Sudbury
Haynes
Henry Ford
Wayside Inn
Subury
Miriam. MacCabe
Acton’ Center
Massachusetts Avenue
Lost Is Found Fast in South Bend Clearing
Police Capt. Charles Dutrieux credited fast help after a couple reported a missing purse at the station. A vigilant patrolman had returned the handbag just moments earlier.
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South Bend
Ind
U.P
Charles Dutrieux
Concord Armory drill trains Company H in guard and firing
Concord State Armory hosts regular drill of Company H 182nd Infantry under Lt Maurice L Dee. Sgt Charles House leads carbine class while Sgt John Wilgren demonstrates pistol quick fire and Sgt Robert French tests machine gun technique. George Harms instructs 81 mm mortar firing and Lt Louis Ferrari directs manual of arms with Lt Paul Dee assisting. End with close order drill under company commander.
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Concord
H” Co
182Nd Infantry
Maurice L. Dee
Concord State Armory
Charles House
John Wilgren
Robert French
E. Set
George Harms
Louis Ferrari
Paul Dee
Sudbury Red Feather Drive Active with Local Helpers
Sudbury prepares for the Red Feather Campaign from October 25 to November 5 with local chairman Robert Hall lauded for readying plans. The USO joins the effort, aided by 54 local volunteers and agencies including Sudbury Public Nursing and the Boy and Girl Scouts.
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Sudbury
Red Feather
Robert Hall
USO
Pearl Harbor
Albert S. Kennedy
Bruce Read
Francis Raynor
Einar Johnson
Robert J. . Caldwell
Ae F
Schipper
Roland R
Lewrence Vi . Tighe
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Origana
Willia Helfmann
Irit
Hana
Tabnaiy
Mrs Barber elected to five year term on Bay State Society board
Concord resident Elsie Oakes Barber, author of The Trembling Years and polio survivor, was elected to a five year term on the board of the Bay State Society for the Crippled and Handicapped Inc at its annual Worcester meeting. Parker Trowbridge was re elected president for an eighth term.
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Concord
Robert H. Barber
Elsie Oakes Barber
Corporation of the Bay State Society For the Crippled and Handicapped, Inc
Easter Seal Agency
Barber
Hotel Sheraton
Worcester
Parker Trowbridge
George M
Rideout
Wellesley Hills
Russell Eddy
Duxbury
The
New England Trust Company
Charles F. Batchelder, Jr
Milton
Royal balloon repair service interrupted by fire call
A Lexington area fire alarm disrupted a night shift as responders evacuated from a local hospital after a blaze. The incident drew units from Concord Derby and neighboring towns, with no injuries reported.
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