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Acton Enterprise

Location

Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1932

Page

4

Marlboro Enterprise Notice of Publication and Rates

Public notice details Marlboro Enterprise publication at 1 Liberty Street Marlboro Massachusetts. References incorporation and postal listings dated March 25 1903 under acts of 1879 subscription rates shown for Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford totaling 16 dollars annually including postage.

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President’s New Year Message Defends Free Enterprise

The speaker argues that the U S economic system rests on individual initiative and equal opportunity, has adapted to change, and does not require revolutionary reform. He cautions against calls for drastic constitutional overhaul while praising the nation’s constitutional government and warning of power for power’s sake.

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Bedford News Roundup of Local Deaths and Meetings

Warren Blake returns to Jamaica NY after visiting his mother and attending his father’s funeral. His wife remains in Bedford with Mrs John Blake for the present. Mrs Bessie Ldjegren of Hancock Street is reported better after recent illness. South Bedford Unit of the County Excursion Service met at Mrs West Johnson’s home with speaker Mrs Feeney on dining room service. Mrs Nils Mortenson of Crest Road improves after two weeks with grippe. Fire department responded to a chimney fire at William Graham’s on North Road with no damage. Walker Hogarth recovering from surgery at Chelsea Naval Hospital. Mr and Mrs Rugerio and family of Loomis Street plan to move to New York. Mr and Mrs W Dosta moved into the house on South Street, cared for by Francis Keflex. Notices issued for a special town meeting Wednesday evening to discuss Board of Public Works and a superintendent of public works. The final whist for American Legion Post 221 proceeds raised for the unemployed. prizes listed to Edwin Chamiondes, Mrs Paul Sullivan, Ars Dixon, Mrs William Beecy, Gunnar Timmingson, Arthur Hanson, Mrs Martin McMahan. Consolation to John English and Mrs Dora Wellington.

Warren Blake Jamaica Bedford John Blake Bessie Ldjegren Hancock Street South Bedford County Excension Service West Johnson South Road Feeney Nils Mortenson Creat Road Grippe William Graham North Road Walker Hogarth Old Billerica Road Chelsea Naeval Hospital Rugeerio Loomis Street New York W Dosta South Street Prancis Keflex Dle Sciteol Board of Public Works Amercan Legion Edwin Chamiones Paul Sullivan Ars Dixon Wiliam Beecy Gunnar Tiemmingson Arthur Hanson Martin McMahan John English Dora Wellington

Heritage of American Constitution and Government Resolve

A National Republic editorial warns that internal borers threaten the U.S. foundations even if a program seems innocent. The piece urges vigilance to prevent weakening from within and reinforces commitment to constitutional governance.

Geography and maps spur a world education surge

The article notes a spike in interest in geography as shelves shed old maps and atlases. It mentions China Japan and the Pacific, reflects on Sino-Japanese tensions, and observes veterans and students turning to geography to follow world affairs, hoping education rises with war or peace.

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Sudbury candidate to seek re election at town meeting

Sudbury ubrey W Borden after four years as first selectman yields to citizen pressure and will run again for election at the Marel town meeting. Four candidates contest the lone Board of Assessors post while local society notes a Contract Bridge Club gathering with Mrs Charles H Way and Nancy Gooptill at the Hotel Statler. Measles present among town children.

Ubrey W Borden Restinian Marel Charles H Way Nancy Gooptill Statler

Canada Boosts Butter Production by Fifteen Percent

Canada reports a fifteen percent rise in butter production over the past year. No mention of divorce appears in the proposed New India constitution as reported.

Canada

Digest of Labor Laws Digest of Labor Laws

A mimeographed digest from the Massachusetts Industrial Commission outlines labor law topics for women and minors. It covers hours of work, night work restrictions, rest days, meal and rest periods across states including Alabama Connecticut Delaware Georgia Maryland Massachusetts New Jersey New York North and South Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Tennessee Virginia and West Virginia.

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New Koolhoven Flying Boat To Double DO-X Size

Amsterdam reports plans for a new Koolhoven flying boat twice the size of the DO-X. It would sport a 1000 meter wingspan, 1000 square meter upper wing area, ten 0600 horsepower motors, and a cruise speed around 118 mph. The craft targets trans ocean flights with enhanced range and payload.

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Car overturns on Carlisle Road injures Arlington passenger

A Ford coupe owned by William Waters of Winchester Massachusetts overturned on wet Carlisle Road last Friday around 4 pm. Amos Mills of Lexington sustained a fractured skull and bruises, was hospitalized at Arlington Symmes Hospital, and listed as dangerous.

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Car Collision Near Loomis Street Injures Two

A Chevrolet driven by Grover Gage of Bedford and a car from Albany NY driven by George E Davies collided on the Great Road near Loomis Street. Gage turned left. Davies did not see signals. Mrs Gage sustained a cut and bruises. Davies injured a leg. New York car damaged.

Grover . Gage South Street Bedford George E Davies Abany Loomis Street Gage New York Mr. Davies

February Birthstone Amethyst Adorns Romance and Power

The amethyst symbolizes February birth with links to Neptune and vivid legends from crusades, medieval bishops, and Saint Valentine. It is praised for courage, insight, and restraint against excess, guiding February children as a cherished, enduring jewel across eras.

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State Police report highlights in road safety drive

Governor’s committee reports for fiscal year 1931 show a 28 percent rise in automobile law arrests by the state police amid a year of lower highway fatalities. Massachusetts drivers in the commercial vehicle inter-fleet contest posted 629 December accidents, with 13 379 drivers on the road under poor weather.

Massachusetts National Safety Council Governor's Committee

Young Cooperators hear Maynard Oscar Cooley speaker

Oscar Cooley of New York City secretary of the Cooperators League of the United States was guest speaker at a Young Cooperators meeting last night at the United Cooperative hall. Charles Hekkala, president, introduced him. A whist and bridge party will be held at Parker Street hall on Monday February 8.

Maynard Oscar Cooley New York City Cooperators League of the United States

Care tips for enamel gas ranges and home baking

Household enamel should be treated like glass with warm not hot water and an enamel cleaner. Avoid harsh abrasives and use ammonia for oven door frame spots. Removable oven bottoms ease cleaning. pie overflows are common but often taste best. Included are Mock Cherry Pie crust Cocoanut Custard Pile and Banberry Tarts recipes. Send cookery questions to Miss Darling for answers.

American Boys Find Cheer Through Clubs Amid Depression

As unemployment grips thousands, Boys' Clubs across 144 cities report strained facilities yet growing use by 258 clubs. White collar volunteers and skilled workers aid programs in music, carpentry, and library activities to keep boys engaged and hopeful in tough times. New England reports add-ons reduce sleeping car costs by 40 dollars per farm due to rats.

Boys’ Clubs of America New England

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