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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1955

Page

4

Marlboro Enterprise listing and publishing details

Concord Enterprise's publishing note lists the Marlboro Massachusetts address and editor R W Currier with the 1908 post office registration. It states weekly Thursday publication by Enterprise Press Inc and outlines reprint policy and eastern representation in Boston and New York with subscription rates and single copies.

the Enterprise Press Inc Liberty St. Marlboro Masu R. W. Currier Walden Street Concord Tei Emerson 9 Marlboro Massachusetts

Eye on Motor Vehicle Inspections This Month

The article stresses mandatory semi annual motor vehicle inspections at authorized stations with windshield safety stickers. It warns official action against vehicles without stickers after the inspection period and notes the quick process to obtain the sticker to avoid future enforcement. It also quotes Khrushchev and includes assorted prose and a fictional scene.

Farmers Apply ACP To Millions Of Acres

ACP reach covered millions of acres across states. Contour farming and strip cropping dominated, with Texas leading contour farming at 60 million acres and Montana at 50 million in strip cropping. More than 2.0 million farms participated touching 250 million cropland acres, costing 185 million dollars. local ASC committees administered the program nationwide. Farmers urged to consult local ASC for optimal soil conservation benefits.

Texas Iowa Oklahoma Nebraska Montana North Dakota New Mexico Kansas Washington Great Plains Intermountain States ASC ACP

Attorney General Fingold Addresses Policy Association Banquet

Atty Gen George Fingold of Lowell road spoke to about 300 attendees at the Massachusetts Policy Association annual banquet in Boston Tuesday night. He urged police officials to clean out their own departments. William H. Damon of Alcott road has been on a business trip to New York for the past 10 days.

George Fingold Lowell Road Massachusetts Policy Association Boston William H. Damon Alcott Road New York Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Margaret A. Reed Acton Johan Reed Cambridge John C. , Esquire John J

Mother's Degree at Burlington Vermont Honors Her Son

Ruth Atkinson, 57 and a grandmother, earned a degree in education while her son John watched at the University of Vermont in 1950. In a separate note, three of Russia's seven major rivers flow northward toward the Arctic Ocean: the Od Yenisei and Lena.

Burlington, Vt Ruth Atkinson John University of Vermont Russia Arctic Ocean

Film Show Friday Night at Evangelical Free Church

Concord announces The Living Word in Japan a color sound motion picture by the American Bible Society to be shown Friday October 28 at 8 pm after the building fund supper. All are invited.

Concord Japan Evangelical Free Churen Building Fund American Bible Society

Possible Route 2 Plan Spurs Roadwork Details

A local official described a proposed Route 2 extension 4.5 years ahead. The plan includes a bridge over hospital road and a southward swing east of a golf driving range, past Howard Johnson's, to front the reformitory dormitory, joining the Route 2 extension west of the circle. A cloverleaf would sit on Barretts Mill road near old Route 2 A while eight service stations would be affected and largely inaccessible to the highway.

Baker Avenue Hospital Road Elm Street Howard Johnson’s Reformatory Barretts Mill Road

Babe Ruth’s 1915 pitching standout with Boston

The record shows Babe Ruth led the American League with a 18 6 pitching mark in 1915 while with the Boston team, adding a sharp contrast to his famed 60 homer season.

Babe Ruth Boston

Cold War Cooldown Highlighted by Boston Speaker

Rev. Howard P. Davis of Boston told the Hudson Rotary Club that ideological differences between the United States and the Soviet Union no longer justify atomic war. He praised ongoing negotiations and the United Nations as a key global forum, noting the Geneva episode as evidence of a cooler tone. Club president Herald J. Danner announced next week’s dinner will raise funds for Connecticut flood victims, with crackers and milk on the menu and proceeds aiding relief efforts.

Hudson Soviet Union United States Howard P. Davis Boston Mr. Davis New Look Hudson Rotary Club Sharon Rotary Annex Harriman A. Reardon United Nations Davis Geneva Herald J. Danner Connecticut

Tank Company Rifle Team to Vie at Devens

Hudson Captain Robert Rennie commands the Heavy Tank Company rifle team for the regimental match of the 181st Infantry at Fort Devens Sunday. Donald Metivier coaches. The squad includes Lt Raymond Garcia and several sergeants and corporals plus transferred Mortar Co members from Clinton.

Hudson Robert Rennie 181St Infantry Fort Devens Donald Metivier Raymond Garcia Melvin Taylor George Gouvea Richard Plouffe Richard Corrinni Joseph Paul William Valerio Albert Gould William Phillips The Mortar Co Clinton Tank Co Grover Wittig Daniel Grivakis Ronald W Davidson and Corp Curtis 4. Kennedy

Help Wanted General Handy Man Caretaker

Year round work in Sudbury. Must be able to commute. Write Box 62 c/o Sudbury Enterprise Sudbury Mass.

Sudbury Sudbury Enterprise Sudbury Mass

Legal Tender Limits for Coin Payments in the United States

A note explains that while a person may owe $1, offering 100 one cent coins is not required to be accepted because coins are legal tender only up to 250 cents for a debt. Nickels can be used up to 250 cents, while dimes, half dollars, and quarters are legal tender up to $1. The text clarifies the statutory limits on coin payments.

United States

Concord Cub Pack 49 Plans First Meeting

Concord Cub Pack 49 will hold its first meeting of the season on Friday night November 4 at 7 30 in the Veterans Building Walden Street The event will feature den exhibits and the Bob cat ceremony enrolling new cubs Pack 49 is led by co chairmen Robert M Gill and Charles S Putnam with Kenneth Gunn cubmaster F L Day secretary treasurer Philip A Davis Jr John Bemis and John Kirkness as advisor Sacher Council executive.

Concord Cub Pack 49 Veterans Building Walden Street Robert M. Gill Charles S. Putnam Kenneth Gunn F. L. Day Philip A. Davis Jr John

Past Noble Grands Entertained Here

West Concord Monday evening the past noble grands club of Willow Rebekah Lodge was entertained at the monthly meeting by Mrs. Edith M. Bailey past noble grand at her home 301 Main Street In spite of bad weather a good number attended Refreshments were served at a very pretty table decorated with Halloween in mind.

West Concord Noble Grands Willow Rebekah Lodge Edith M. Bailey Noble Grand Main Street Hallowe’en

Acton Whist Party Winners Named at St Elizabeth’s Hall

The first in a series hosted by Acton Catholic Women's Guild at St Elizabeth's Church Hall West Acton saw Eleanor Quinn win the door prize and Murial Nickerson take the special prize. Others listed include Phil Richards Eva Quinn Henry A Murphy Lauretta Keith John H Sullivan Fred Palmer Mrs A E Murphy and Annie Wood.

West Acton Acton Catholic Women’s ‘Guild St. Elizabeth's Church Hall Eleanor Quinn Murial Nickerson Phil Richards Eva Quinn Henry A. Murphy Lauretta Keith John H Sullivan Fred. Palmer Annie Wood

Concord Light Board Seeks Bids for Substation Project

The Concord Municipal Light Plant invites sealed bids for a project including moving loam and ravel, driveway work, and site preparation at the House Unit Substation. Bids must be received by December 14, 1955, with plans and specifications available for a $50 fee at the Concord Plant.

Board Street Concord M Board Main Mass Massachuset Conco Light Thechusetts Pliny

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