Marlboro Enterprise Ad Rates and Publishing Details
Publication details for the Enterprise Press Inc at Marlboro Massachusetts include weekly Thursdays, 16 Liberty Street address, contact Emerson 9 4200, and July 1908 registration. Rates shown: single copy five cents and annual subscription two dollars. The newspaper disclaims responsibility for typographical errors and offers reprint of corrected sections.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro, Maiu
R. W. Currier
Educ
Walden Street
Concord Tel
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Cab leak stirs calls for inquiry into Northeast Airlines stock rise
Civil Aeronautics Board fired an attorney for buying Northeast Airlines stock after a secret vote to award the New York to Miami route. Delaware financier John J. Veallains says more than 20 people, including Capitol Hill employees, bought stock, boosting trading dramatically. Senator Williams urges a congressional probe to protect government integrity.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Northeast Airlines
New York
Miami
John J. Veaillains
Delaware
Capitol Hill
Williams
Congress
Walking for Peace a gray haired woman walks for world disarmament
The Peace Pilgrim, a slender gray haired woman, walks 10 000 miles across America seeking world peace. Skeptics call her unconventional yet her steadfast journey beyond talk aims to inspire belief in disarmament and change, while critics joke about practicality.
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America
Bedford Day at Hanscom Field Promises F102 Preview
Bedford residents will view aircraft at Hanscom Field on Saturday October 27 from 10 a.m. for two and a half hours. The event features the F102 delta wing jet at roughly 2.3 million dollars, plus F86F and B29 flyovers. Lt. Col. Robert Domico will brief the crowd and a mock scramble with F86Ns will simulate air defense over the field.
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Bedford
Hanscom Field
Air Force
Robert Domico
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Bedford Youth Fined $125 in Concord Court
A 19 year old Bedford resident, Albert Beecy of 57 Concord Road, paid 75 for operating under the influence and 50 for driving after license revocation in Concord district court. A drunkenness charge was filed. The incident occurred on The Great Road near Shawsheen Road on Saturday October 13 involving his car and another vehicle from a Bil derice man.
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Bedford
Concord
Albert Beecy
Concord Road
Great Road
Shawsheen Road
Beccy
Bilderice
Bedford Follies Variety Show Planned by Local Groups
Bedford Social Club and Bedford Lions Club plan a joint variety show titled The Bedford Follies to be held in the high school auditorium on February 15 with Keith Phinney as director. An organizing meeting will be at John Barr’s home on October 28. Proceeds go to charities of both clubs.
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Bedford
Bedford Follies
Bedford Social Club
Bedford Lions Club
Keith Phinney
John Barr
Davis
Texas cities boost park funds to over one million annually
Texas parks in Austin report three cities Dallas Houston and Fort Worth now allocate more than 1 million dollars yearly to parks and city recreation services. Dallas tops the list with 2 132 449 followed by Houston 1 304 897 and Fort Worth 1 164 734.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Dallas
Houston
Fort Worth
Belmont Seeks Fourth Straight Loss For Concord Belmeont
Concord Belmont High travels to town for a Middlesex League game at Emerson Playground Saturday at 2 p.m. Belmont coached by Dave Frank carries a 2-2-1 record and aims to defeat Bernie Megin’s squad. Wallace Crawford’s status uncertain after an injury in the Reading game. Concord seeks its third victory in the penultimate home game.
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Concord
Belmont High
Emerson Playground
Belmont
Dave Frank
Bernie Megin
Megin
Wallace Crawford
Reading
Bedford Fall Sports Clinic Preview At High School Gym
The Bedford Jr. Sr. High Athletic Council will host a fall sports clinic for parents on Monday October 29 at 8 p.m. in the high school gym. The new council promotes football field hockey and cross country with members from the school committee superintendent principals coaches and a teacher representative. It launches a three part series covering equipment conditioning techniques and game details.
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Bedford
Bedford Jr. Sr. High School
Concord Jayvees Defeat Stoneham Jayvees 20 6
Concord High Jayvees traveled to Stoneham on Monday afternoon and defeated Stoneham High jayvees 20 to 6. Several varsity sophomores played in the game.
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Concord
Concord High Jayvees
Stoneham
Stoneham High Jayvees
Sound waves help fish avoid obstacles, says expert
Daniel Merriman, director of the Bingham Oceanographic Laboratory, explains that evidence shows fish use sound waves as radar to detect obstructions in their path, aiding them in escaping nets. The remark comes as maritime authorities seek reasons for high bycatch.
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New. Haven
Conn
Abmarine
Daniel Merriman
Bingham Oceanographic Laboratory
North Andover Tops Maynard 7-0 In Hard Fought Game
North Andover High defeated Maynard 7-0 on Alumni Field in a close afternoon clash. George Haigh scored the opening TD from seven yards as Tom McAloon added the extra point. Maynard drove but stalled near midfield and failed to score.
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Maynard
North Andover High Eleven
Alumni Field
North Andover Lads
T.d
George Haigh
Tom McAloon
Donnybrook
Police Blotter Notes Two Concord Offenses and Rezoning Plan
Concord police report officer William J. Costello assisted a mother and newborn after a delivery gone tense. Officer Paul Sweeney prevented major property damage by stopping a burst boiler pipe leak. The town will begin rezoning speed limits on several streets over four to six months to curb complaints and reflect new housing. A Hartford man was charged with hit and run after a collision with a vehicle at Concord Academy. he faced three counts in court. Costello faced a dangerous hunter who fired at him but fled. a search and tips to game wardens followed.
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Sweeney
Io West Concord
Kent
Elizabeth Shepherd
Concord Academy
Hartford
Connecticut
Fort Devens
Harry Penan
Costello
Monson Road
Bedford Street
Rod and Gun Club
Drunk Driver Interferes With Stricken Car On Main Street
Officers James Alexander and William Costello on patrol observed a car on Main Street with the operator frantically working to free a jammed fender. The front end was badly damaged and the driver admitted drinking before the incident.
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James Alexander
William Costello
Main Street
Open Letter to Concord High Gridders Urges Redemption
A 1956 letter from Concord Massachusetts authorities scolds the Concord High School football squad for late nights, smoking, and practice misses. It accuses players of lacking fortitude and warns of a low Class C rating unless the team rediscovers discipline and wins, naming Belmont Marlboro and Lexington as upcoming opponents.
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Gridders
Concord High
Belmont
Marlboro
Lexington
Middlesex Teams Win One Lose Two
Middlesex School teams posted a win at Concord over St Sebastians reserves 32 to 6 and a loss by the Middlesex fourth at Roxbury to the Roxbury Latin 20 to 0. The Middlesex Pups lost at Andover to Phillips Andover Academy juniors 48 to 7.
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Concord
Middlesex
St.Sebastians
Roxbury
Andover
Phillips Andover Academy
League Te Cancel Monday Matches
Concord Anchors and Ramblers extended wins in Mill Dam League play at Bedford. Charlie Colombo led with 357 and 133. With a five point lead, the schedule shifts due to a special town meeting. next round moves to Monday November 5.
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Concord
Ramblers
Mill Dam
Bedford
Charlie Colombo
Tom Hopkins
Soccerites Beat Hudson High 5-1 in Friday Match
Acton Rox boroughs Acton coach William Cleary's soccer eleven defeated Hudson High 5 to 1 last week. Douglas Whitcomb Kevin Sweeney Robert Gould and Waino Kangas scored. Acton travels to Watertown this week.
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Acton
William Cleary
Hudson High School
Acton- Roxborough
Douglas Whitcomb
Kevin Sweeney
Robert Gould
Waino Kangas
Watertown
High Scorers Lead In Tight Harvard Matchups
Dick Gallant 316 and Steve Scribner 306 top scoring in Harvard games. Ley Smith 122 Scribner 120 and Ed Anderson 119 also high. Outlaws face Orioles, Farmers meet Olympics, Orioles battle Barons at 8:30. Personal income after taxes saved noted.
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Dick Gallant
Steve Scribner
Ley Smith
Scribner
Ed Anderson
Sal” Watkins
Outlaws
Orioles
Farmers
Olympics
Barons
Harvard
Maynard Eleven Heads to Marlboro for Midland League Game
Maynard high football travels to Marlboro for a Midland League clash on Saturday. Marlboro, coached by Ray Norden, boasts a strong team with one league loss to Framingham and wins over Fitchburg Shrewsbury Ipswich and Milford. Maynard aims to end the season on the road before three home games at Alumni Field.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Marlboro
Alumni Field
Ray Norden
Framingham
Fitchburg
Shrewsbury
Ipswich
Milford
Maynard ‘Jrop
Sudbury High students engage in regional activities and sports
Judy Allen returns to ninth grade as Sudbury School reports on events. Principal Tourville and guidance director Doucette attend an education workshop at Worcester State Teachers College. David Copp represents Lincoln Sudbury at a March of Dimes press conference in Boston. The Junior class elects Alan Moulton as president amid athletic and team updates including Cushing football, regional hockey results, and LaCross soccer notes.
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Tourville
Doucette
State Department of Education
State Teachers College
Worcester
David Copp
Lincoln Sudbury
Hotel Statler
Boston
An Firstaut Volk
David, Baldwin
Senior Class News Chooses Director For Annual Play
The class selects Mr. Kimball to direct the school play. He previously directed at Woburn High. The play committee met him Thursday and visited Baker Play Company in Boston Saturday to choose the year’s play. Tryouts are being held today.
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Kimball
Woburn High School
Baker Play Company
Boston
Faculty Club elects officers for year
In a recent meeting the Faculty Club elected President John Rogers, Vice President Bramwell Arnold, Secretary Irene Tuning, and Treasurer Alexander Marshall Jr. President Rogers attended a state meeting at Swampscott on Friday.
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John Rogers
Bramwell Arnold
Irene Tutung
Alexander Marshall, Jr
Concord High School News The Voice Debuts
Concord-First issue of The Voice reports gratifying results with complete CHS activity coverage and feature articles. A bridge dedication photo contest appears backward. Art class work by Saranovch and students Jane Wheeler Judy Bower ing Donna Johansen Jean Appl ey Judy Clark highlighted. Juniors and seniors may attend High School Day at Boston University October 27 with tours and lunch plus BU Syracuse football game at 2 pm.
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Concord
Voice
Viece
CHS
Saranov'ch
Jane Wheeler
Judy Bowering
Donna Johansen
Jean Appley
Judy Clark
Ginny Loomer
Mary Jane Mayo
Judy Martin
Boston University
B.U
Syracuse University
Concord-Berl Freshman Star Remains Key Grid Prospect
A fragment notes Concord high athlete from School and coach Lou McKenna speaking at the Coaches Association event in New York. It mentions a freshman star and grid prospects amid unclear details of a recent game or umpire role.
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Associat State
Lou McKenna
Concord
Manhal
New York
Bia
Sportsmen Shoot B West Concord Club Meeting
Fragmentary notes describe a West Concord Sportsmen's Club gathering at the clubhouse with dancing after supper. Mentions Past President and a regular meeting on November 1 with turkey and refreshments and a reference to 18 South Acton.
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West Concord
Turkey
Murdock Macler
South Acton
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