Concord Enterprise Press Notice Details Publication Info
Publication details for the Enterprise Press Marlboro Massachusetts specify the editor and contact, legal notice of second class matter, and distribution dates. It lists agencies in Boston and New York and notes a subscription rate and single copy cost.
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Concord
The
Enterprise Press, Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
W. Currier
Main
Tel
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Prise Press Inc
Julius Thews
Newbury Street
Boston
Julius Mas
Martin Avenue
New York
Historic Missouri battleship voyage to Bremerton sparks preservation debate
Letters urge early planning for Missouri preservation as it heads from Norfolk to Bremerton for mothballing. The writer warns against repeating fate of Olympia and Constitution, calling for proactive steps to ensure the vessel's future.
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Norfolk
Bremerton
Washington
Missouri
Olympia
Gregon
Hartford
Constitution
Constellation
Pretzels Bottled in One Celophane Pay If All United States
The article asserts that if every pretzel produced annually in the United States were poured into a single celophane bag, the total weight would reach 124 million pounds. The piece remarks on the vast scale of snack production.
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United States
Lexington Minuteman reference and 1954 season preview
A collage of local notes mentions Capt John Parker not the Minuteman statue in Concord, 1954 grid season opener praise for Coach Bernie Megin at Winchester, Wright Tavern repairs after Hurricane Carol, Chamber of Commerce Christmas lighting plans, Lions Club bulb safety, and references to local elections and social events including a 40th wedding anniversary for Banker E Payson True. It notes Thanksgiving two months away and migrant children's schooling concerns.
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Boner
Lexington “Minuteman
John Parker
Concord
Lexington Chamber of Commerce
Bernie Megin
Winchester
Wright Tavern
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Mer Franks Burke
E. Payson True
Community Chest
Harvard
Saving Seats in Dark Theatres and Buses
A writer laments saved seats in dark venues from cinemas to buses. He recalls personal frictions with "seatsavers" who block others by reserving spots for friends, often without consequence as exhausted crowds avoid confrontation. He notes varying persistence of seat saving and ends with a skeptical personal stance.
Middlesex District Weather Impacts Farm Work and Ditching
Weather data show a near 20 inch rainfall surplus this year plus heavy September totals. Hurricane Edna dumped 5 to 8 inches across eastern Massachusetts, delaying heavy equipment work on a Concord drainage project as flooding filled ditch ponds and undercut dragline operations. Farmers defer conservation plans awaiting drier weather and possible longer fall work. A 1953 teacher graduate survey finds 64 percent chose teaching careers, while many pursued other paths or military service.
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Maynard Enterprise
Maynard
Mass
Park Stone
Fire Department
Philip Wilson
Highway Department
Supt. of Public Works
Albert Raiteven
Jack Connors
Cementary Department
Water and Sewer Department
Walter Carbone
Stanley Novick
Great Road
Aksenty Luhashuk
Middlesex Soil Conservation District
Weather Bureau
Massachusetts
Concord
Soil Conservation Service
Fred Jones
Edna
Sudbury
Hawaii
National Education Association
How to Sleep Ends Long Nightly Worries for Chicago Man
DaLe Carnegie Howard C. Rymer recalls a five year battle with sleeplessness and anxiety. He tried J P McEvoy’s sleep method based on relaxing the body and focusing the mind. After practicing relaxation he finally slept and woke surprised it worked.
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Oward C. Rymer
Claremont Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
J. P. McEvoy
Mr. McEvoy
Howard
Friday and Saturday High School Grid Games Listed
The schedule lists Friday matchups including Attleboro at Durfee Leominster at Nashua Newburyport at Portsmouth and Saturday games such as Barnstable at Coyle Belmont at Lexington Beverly at Haverhill and others across several towns and schools. A Sunday slate includes Lawrence at Manchester Central Salem at Lynn English St Marys Maynard and Assumption at St Bernards.
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Attleboro
Durfee
Leominster
Nashua
Newburyport
Portsmouth
Barnstable
Coyle
Belmont
Lexington
Beverly
Haverhill
Brigeton Road
Waltham
Braintree
Dedham
Camb
Winthrop
Chelsea
Malden
Concord
Winchester
Fitchburg
Springfield
Tech
Framingham
Billerica
Hingham
North Quincy
Hudson
Methuen
Lynn
Gloucester
Marblehead
Amesbury
Medfield
Hopkinton
Natick
Milton
Needham
Norwood
Northboro
Millis
Quincy
Brookline
Reading
Wellesley
Riidge
Newton
Lawrence
Manchester Central
Salem
English
St. Mary’s
Maynard Ware
Assumption
St. Bernard’s
Celtics Open Season Drills in Cambridge Ahead of 1950 51 Start
Boston Celtics begin pre season workouts at Browne and Nichols School in Cambridge with veterans Sharman Cousy Macauley Brannum Barksdale Nichols on hand. Several stars retire including Harris Barret Denham. Cooper joins Milwaukee. Season starts Oct 30 at Rochester. home opener Nov 6 versus Syracuse. The club tours New England and holds an intersquad in Stonington Oct 9.
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Boston
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Browne and Nichols
Cambridge
Bill Sharman
Bob Cousy
Easy Ed Macauley
Bob Brannum
Don Barksdale
Jack Nichols
Gabby Harris
Ernie Barret
Bob’ Denham
Chuck Cooper
Milwaukee
Celts
Rochester
Syracuse
Celtics
Rochester Royals
New England
Houston
Stonington
Concord High School notes welcome new teachers and success
Concord notes a smooth start to the school year led by Principal John F Donovan and Vice Principal Kenneth L Creighton. The piece lists departing and new staff, and congratulates Lyle Carlson on the Syracuse University dean’s list and varsity football team, son of George and Mrs. Carlson of Bedford.
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Concord
John F. Donovan
Kenneth L. Creighton
Fitz
Sanford
LeFevre
Sullivan
Levy
Wadsworth
Bryszinski
Lyle Carlson
Syracuse University
Lyle
George Carlson
Bedford
Concord Ty-Rage Club members race at Watkins Glen
Eight Concord Ty-Rage Club members traveled to Watkins Glen New York for a national sport car race event. Attendees included Jack Crosby Eddie Hovagimian Jack Smith and several out of towners. Paul Waitrus joined the club at a Monday meeting and hails from Bill erica. The National Geographic Society notes Mount Evans as the highest automobile road summit at 14260 feet.
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Ty-Rage
Watkins Glenn
New York
Ottending Swere
Jack Crosby
Eddie Hovagimian
Jack Smith
Paul Waitrus
Billerica
United States
Mount Evans
The
National Geographic Society
Maynard Openers Battle St Mary's Brookline In Season Debut
Maynard high school kicks off its 1954 gridiron season with St Mary's Brookline at Alumini Field Sunday at 2 30 PM. Coach Will DeRosa rebuilds an all new eleven but backs and linemen show promise as the Saints seek early bragging rights in a rivalry that dates seven years.
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St. Mary’s Brookline
Maynard High School
Alumini Field
Saints
Will DeRosa
DeRosa
Jim ‘Duggan
Don ‘Ioropa
Bruce Warra
George Peterson
al Carlson
Dick Sluyski
Vertas i
Hudson
Concord
Frank,Collins
Dick Lawson
St. Mary’s
Archbishop Williams
Maynardites
Chrristopher Columbus
Farmers win with Carlson hitting 317 in bowling
Acton Farmers beat Firemen 4 0 for their second win in the Acton Bowling League at Harvard Tuesday. 12 09 ers blanked Outlaws 4 0 and Yankees took three from the Decorators. High triples included Walter Carlson 317 Sal Watkins 398 Eddie Boyden 305. Top singles Carlson 131 Watkins 124 Les Smith 116 George Hatch 110. Farmers 1360 pinfall. Yankees 1393 top. Farmers now eight wins one loss. 12 09 ers second six wins two losses. Yankees third.
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Acton
Farmers
Firemen
Harvard
Outlaws
Yankees
Decorators
Walter Carlson
Sal’ Watkins
Eddie Boyden
Carlson
Watkins
Les Smith
George Hatch
Sandford Returns to Right Wing Role for Bruins
Ed Sandford may open the season at right wing with the Boston Bruins after a practice day in Hershey. The 26 year old has played center and left wing in recent seasons, and coach Lynn Patrick says the move is an experiment to assess his offensive potential alongside Cal Gardner and Lorne Ferguson.
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Ed Sandford
Bruins
Sandford
Hershey
Cal Gardner
Lorne Ferguson
Tve
Lynn Patrick
Probate Notice for Ignacy Maynard Estate in Concord
The Middlesex Probate Court announces the estate of Ignacy Maynard of Concord deceased. The executor seeks authority for private sale of assets, with a return day on the fifteenth in Cambri and public sale of bakery premises near Acton residence. Notices request written appearances by interested parties and attorneys by the specified dates.
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Middlsex
Milate of Concord
John Quire
John J
Middlesex
Ignacy Maynard
Cambria
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