Marlboro Enterprise announces publication details
The Marlboro Enterprise Press Inc publishes weekly on Thursdays from Marlboro Massachusetts. It notes no financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements but will reprint affected parts. The notice lists advertising agencies in Boston and New York.
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Marlboro
Massachuts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Stern
Jul- Mathews
Ey Street
Boston
Julius Athews
Madison Avenue
New York
Wage price controls debated in Journal analysis and aviation plans
The Wall Street Journal analysis questions wage price control with claims of possible price suppression if properly administered. It cites warnings from Michael DiSalle and mentions a secretive atomic powered plane project by the Air Force. It also critiques the Postal Service and discusses farm cooperative tax proposals tied to patronage dividends and deductible obligations.
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Wall Street Journal
Con
Sages
Pean
Air Force
Senate Finance Committee
National Tax Equality Association
Senate
Brannan Says Senate Action Helps Farmers Coops Fight Back
Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan praises the farm cooperative movement amid attacks from big business and NTEA aligned groups. He notes discriminatory taxes by the Senate Finance Committee favor the NTEA but remains hopeful that future rounds will bring victory for farmers and cooperatives.
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NTEA
Agricul
Charles F. Brannan
National Farm Organization
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Viewpoints Clash Over Aid to Europe in Senate Debate
Senator Dirksen proposed trimming aid to Europe with a half billion dollar cut claiming tax savings of 3.25 per person. Senator McMahon countered asking what good is saving money if bombs rain on American cities and Western Europe falls behind the iron curtain. He urged senators to consider America’s survival over immediate savings.
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Dirksen
Illinois
Europe
Brian McMahon
Connecticut
Senate
Ford Motor
Detroit
America
Sugar Subsidy Sparks Bitter Washington Debate
A long running sugar production law and a half cent per pound subsidy mainly benefit three large farmers. The dispute centers on the subsidy exceeding support given to potatoes and most other crops, highlighting concerns over government policy.
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Washington
Red Cross Home Service aids veterans in Sudbury area
Mrs Harold McMurtry leads the Sudbury Home Service division meeting with guests Mrs Arvid Nelson and representatives from Natic, Marlboro, Worcester, Ayer, Framingham, Leominster, Hudson, Gardner, Clinton, Groton, and Fitchburg. The service helps veterans and families with consultation, financial aid, insurance claims, leave extensions, or locating missing persons. No charge, confidential assistance through local Home Service chairmen.
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Sudbury
Harold McMurtry
Arvid Nelson
Home Service Division
American Red Cross
Fitchburg
Natick
Marlboro
Worcester
Ayer
Framingham
Leominster
Hudson
Gardner
Clinton
Groton
Red Cross
Home Service
McMurtry
Cotton Crop Stockpile Question Draws Senate Testimony
John D. Small, chairman of the munitions board, told the senate preparedness committee that the government would not stockpile part of the 1951 17 billion bale cotton crop. He warned the move could set a precedent for other crops to seek stockpiling when prices fall.
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John D. Small
Munitions Board
Senate Preparedness Committee
Small
Senate Group
Harness Racing Two Minute Meters Lead 1950 Circuit
Two minute mile pace times mark a strong season with 26 two minute efforts, led by Lexington meets and Hollywood Park events. Duke of Lullwater dominates two-year-old stock with 14 wins in 16 starts, while Royal Blackstone sets sprint pacing records in Illinois. The scene features top drivers Benny Schue and Ernie Swarthwood as transition to the Hanover era looms.
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Lexington
Hollywood Park
Calif
California
Dudley Hanover
du Quoin
Ill
Benny Schue
Royal Blackstone
Springfield
Ernie Swarthwood
Star
Bill.Cane
Pride
Indianapolis
Harriman & Sheppard
Goshen
N. Y
Harry Pownall
Frank Ervin
Sampson Hanover
Ervin
Prince Jay
Wilbur Beattie
Tar Heel
del Miller
Tassel Hanover
Pownall
Tassel
Hanover
Walter T. Candler
Decatur
Johnny Simpson
Castleton
Greyhound
Reading
Candler
Simpson
Hanover Shoe Farms
Chest Budget Seeks 65500 for Local Agencies in Concord
The Chest budget committee led by Pliny Jewell Jr. proposes a 65500 quota for Concord’s Red Feather Agencies, lowered to 26000 per capita to align with similar towns. Nationally chest goals rise about 18 percent with United Defense Fund. Concord faces a challenging drive asking for full town support for local agencies and service members.
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Pliny Jewell, Jr
John W. Hutchinson
Winthrop W. Lee
Robert J. Rodday
Harold Smith
Concord
Boston Red Feather
Red Feather
United Defense Fund
New Officers Inducted Across Local Chapters
New officers were installed including Janice Phelps as worthy associate advisor Judith Hamblin as charty Jean MacFarlane as hope Nancy Winslow as faith Marilyn Simms as recorder Judith Heyliger as treasurer Beverly Porter as chaplain Elsie Craig as drill leader Laura K Larsen as love Barbara Clark as religion Judith Lapham as nature Virginia Woodruff as immortality Mary Wilson as fidelity Dardana Berry as patriotism Sally Cahoon as service Marjorie Mietzler as confidential observer Marian Harrison as outer observer Shirley Baker as choir director Janet Benson as American flag bearer Shirley Craig as state flag bearer Joan Chrissiansen as Rainbow banner bearer Marilyn Simms as racom reporter and hospitality committee all past Worthy advisors The choir includes Patricia Porter Bernice Peterson Phyllis Shaw Marjorie Ogilvie Barbara Fultz Maxine Fultz Roberta Locke Claire Miller Ruth Hayward Dorothy Fiske Shirley Beharrell Barbara Hellman The highest radio station in eastern America is WMIT on Clingman s Peak North Carolina 6560 feet near the Blue Ridge Parkway.
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Janice Phelps
Judith Hamblin
Charity
Jean MacFarlane
Hope
Nancy Winslow
Marilyn Simms
Judith Heyliger
Beverly Porter
Elsie Craig
Laura K. Larsen
Barbara Clark
Judith Lapham
Nature
Virginia Woodruff
Mary Wilson
Fidelity
Dardana Berry
Sally Cahoon
Marjorie Mietzler
Confidential
Marian Harrison
Outer Observer
Shirley Baker
Janet Benson
Shirley Craig
Joan Chrissiansen
Rainbow
Racom
Patricia Porter
Bernice Peterson
Phyllis Shaw
Marjorie Ogilvie
Barbara Fultz
Maxine Fultz
Roberta Locke
Claire Miller
Ruth Hayward
Dorothy Fiske
Shirley Beharrell
Barbara Hellman
Opening Day at Rockingham Park Amid Racing News
Lou Smith weather notes a clear day at Rockingham Park for the Fall meeting opener while a sudden death shocks the community. Arthur Chick Chamberlain, longtime Salem Depot resident and Rockingham pioneer since 1933, passed away. Funeral services were held at St. Joseph's church with family condolences from the Rockingham community.
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Lou Smith
Rockingham Park
Tony Silva
Arthur
Chick”Chamberlain
Fone Doirtier
Rock Ast
Who
S* Racing
Sentinel horse Long wins two pace heats at 2.10 pace
The horse owned by Long ran two heats on Thursday finishing first in a 192 in a 21 cl mile pace at 2.10 3-5, lowering its lifetime mark. In the 18 class pace he placed second but then tied and shaved the record with 2.10 flat in the final heat.
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Indiana
The
Sentinel
C. W. Long
Homer City
the Sentinel
Long
Maynard Steadies Comeback to Beat St Marys 13–0
Maynard high school football, coached by Will De Rosa, rallied to a 13–0 victory over St Marys of Brookline before about 900 fans at Alumni Field. The orange and black opened with a drive ending in a Bill Freeman touchdown, then added a second score as both teams battle hard in a tense crowd.
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Maynard
St. Mary’s
Brookline
Will de Rosa
Mayas
de Rosa
Prichard
H.S
de Roga
Maynardites
Adam
Mancinii
Gerry ‘Ridge
Saints
Dick Farrell
Eos
Freeman
de. Rosa Robins
Bill Freeman
S‘anza
Thoroughbred Meet Opens at Rockingham Park with Notable Entries
Extinguisher the five year old bay gelding leads 13 hand led head in a Rockingham Park meet preview. Owner O J Ciresa Jr and trainer Don McCoy prep 1950s stars as Tehiner O D Clelland travels to Louisville for his father’s funeral. Greenbrier Stable’s Related and apprentice Harold Acres figure in the early sprint action.
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Airflame
Rockingham Park
O. J. Ciresa,Jr
Don’ McCoy
McCoy
Ciresa
Frank Nadaline, Jr
New York - Jersey
Tehiner O. D. Clelland
Rockingham
Louisville
Greenbrier
Mark Harris
Reading
The
Rock
Harold Acres
Claremont
Alex Arnold
Acres
Children Help Out With Carnival For Flood Relief
Five Newburgh children raised 42.15 by staging a carnival and charging two cents admission. They gave the proceeds to the Red Cross for Midwest flood relief.
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Newburgh
N. H
Mid-West
The
Red Cross
Beasstall Talks Advertising Reach in 1952 Cooperative
Speaking before TM gates at the Matsa operation Bank of Ocean House Swelf old Y Beasstall Northampton cooperative president of Wessett Cooperative declares 1952 ads will expand use. He cites continued success of paper advertising and its reach to local banks customers and families.
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Gates
Matsa Operative Bank
Ocean House
Swelfold Y. Beastall
Northampton
Wessetts Co-operative
Beas
Andchusetts Cooper
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