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Acton Enterprise in Acton, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1933
Page
4
Community weeklies rise in importance of local news
The piece argues weekly newspapers serve communities by delivering local updates and personal news neglected by dailies. It cites readership shift toward national content, calls for balanced coverage, and notes the growing influence of local papers in reflecting towns and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weckly
NRA Education Campaign Amid Labor Tensions in New England
The NRA education push focuses on helping employers apply the Re-employment Agreement amid New England struggles. Officials urge patience to avoid injustices and stress the machinery exists to void hardships, while cautioning against rumors and unrest as recovery efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
New England
Robert F. Shepwd
New England Distrit Recovery Board
New Engand
National Recovery Administration
SRN
Labor Day and Labor Warfare in a Growing Struggle
The article frames Labor Day amid rising tensions between capital and labor, noting the fighting mood and the unusual nature of a holiday amid labor conflicts and broader social strain. It reflects on worker sentiments and industrial frictions of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Organization of Labor
Akes
Darrow Aids German Reds in Reichstag Fire Case
Clarence Darrow and Arthur Garfield Hays reportedly agreed to serve as American members of an international defense committee for the Germans accused of setting the Reichstag fire. The Chicago attorney Darrow was described as aiding prominent Reds in the defense effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Darrow
Worsc
Chicago
Reichstag
Darrow
Arthur Garfield Hays
International Committee
Untimely Death of Louis A Mitchell in Southboro
Louis A Mitchell of Fayville Southboro died after a nasal infection worsened into hospital illness ending within forty eight hours at Krani ngham institution. He was a son of Mr and Mrs Louis Mitchell, attended local schools, and worked for the state and in contracting. He leaves four sisters and a brother. The funeral will be from St Annes church at 9 oclock Saturday morning with burial at Peerment William Kurd cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southboro
Louis A. Mitchell
Veil of
Fayville
Lospelal
Wes
Kraningham Institution
Louis Mitchell
Rose Cocker
Charles Fantony
Mabel Mitchell
Mayville
Ruth Subattoni
Pladsen
Henry Misveheil
St. Annes
Peerment Wilhe Im Kurd Cemetery
Soutuhora
F A Whitaker Dies in Boston City Hospital at 53
Hudson native and former resident F A Whitaker, 53, died after a two month illness in Boston City Hospital. He leaves wife Winnie Dunn Whitaker, two sons, two brothers Charles E K Whitaker of Hudson and Edward L Whitaker of Boston, and sister Lilla Cronkhite. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from George F Allen funeral chapel with Rev. Robert S Steven officiating. Burial in Main Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Frank H. Whitaker
Boston City Hospital
Herbert and
Emma
Mann) Whitaker
Boston
Winnie (Dunn) Whitaker
Charles EK. Whitaker
Edward L
Lilla Cronkhite
Dorchester
George F. Allen
Central Street
Robert S. Steven
Unitarian Church
Main Street Cemetery
American Optical prepares centennial celebration in Southbridge
The American Optical Company in Southbridge Mass opens a celebration on September 5 to mark the centennial of the firm’s founding. The giant optical industry has grown with branches across the nation and the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southbridge
Mass
American Optical Company
City faith and ads keep towns thriving in hard times
Citizens express belief that faith in the city and strong newspaper advertising attract outsiders and drive commerce. They acknowledge uncertainty about policies and the gold standard while insisting on affordable goods and steady enterprise to meet daily needs.
Dance Floor Arrest Ends Marathon Marathon Lajoie Detained
Sergius La Joie of Mendon was arrested on a non support charge after a marathon dance contest at Maspenock Ballroom Lake Nipmuck. Marlboro officers served a warrant and he appeared before Judge James W McDonald who ordered six months in the House of Correction. Gloria Saunders watched as the raid interrupted the grind and La Joie vowed to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maarlboro
Ou Orlock
Sergius LaJoie
Lake Nipmuck
Mendon
Lajoie
Watroimen
Amedee Gardner
Wiliam Dolan
Marlboro
Lajoie Wiel Hon
Gloria Saunders
Houston
Gloria
Janjoie
Sergius
James W. McDonald
House of Correction
Washington Letter on labor gains under New Deal codes
A Washington report notes that organized labor has gained unprecedented leverage under NRA codes. It cites government mediation. mandatory minimum wages. collective bargaining. and broad federal involvement in industry disputes, despite open shop resistance and lingering coal and textile pushback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ivabar
NRA
Coa
Peters High School Whist Party Planned in Town Hall
Peters High School will sponsor a whist party in the Town Hall on Friday evening September 22. Proceeds from the event will aid school financing and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters’ High School
Southboro
Peters
Recovery Accomplished Says Congressman Foss
Congressman Foss asserts NRA plans will expand employment, raise wages, and boost production. He credits Roosevelt as the brains of the system and predicts factories will run at capacity with workers returning to their benches, despite short-term hardships and some closures. He also notes by Christmas prohibition will fade with 24 states already voting wet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
NRA
Roosevelt
Brain Trust
Foss
Alumni Association List Noted Names In Fragment
Readable fragment lists Frank J. Mattiol Charles E. Bagley William H. Onthank Grace V. Hutt Angeline Mattioli Nene Jauncey Doris among alumni associations. The text is incomplete and lacks context for full meaning or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feu.s Ugh School
Frank J. Mattiol
Charles E. Bagley
William H. Onthank
Grace V. Hutt
Angeline Mattioli
Nene Jauncey
Doris
BE. Iiss
Fei
Hudson Mss Sally Chesna Employed as Saleslady
Hudson Mss Sally Chesna is employed as a saleslady at the Miss J Faith Innerty store on Pope Street. Mrs Fred Thompson of Pleasant Street has gone to Nova Scotia for a visit with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'ss
Sally Chesna
Miss J. Faith Innerty
Pope Street
Fred Thompson
Pleasant Street
Nova Scotia
Wedding at St Anne's Marlboro to unite Nellie Venuti and Harold Thurber
The marriage of Nellie Venuti daughter of John Venuti 517 Lincoln Marlboro and Harold Thurber son of Mr and Mrs L F Thurber 383 South Westboro will be held Sunday at 3 p m at St Ann's parochial residence. Attendants include Moss Rose Venuti Julia Pedato and Domenic Venuti with Rev Scapigliatti officiating. After a reception at the Sons of Italy hall the couple plans a wedding journey and will reside at 36 South Street Westboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Nellie Venuti
John Venutii
Lincoln Street
Haroert Thurber
L. F. Thurber
South Street
Westboro
St. Ann's Church
Moss Rose Venui
Julia Pedato
William Thurber
Domenic Venuti
Alexander Scapigliatti
Sons of Italy
Boston
Milford
Framingham
Connecticut
Dennison
A. S. McGuffey Conservatories
Merchants Nine in Shakeup for Next Sunday's Game
The Merchants display a reworked lineup for a series opener against the Sons of Italy nine. Will Jarzowski will pitch for Wiley-Bickford-Sweet club, with outfield tighened by Bing McMahon or Ben Finkelstein. Frank Red Joubert moves to catcher replacing outfield duties. The team has lost recent games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farlboro
Merchants
Sons of Italy
Will Jarzowski
Star Cucter
Wiley-Bickford-Sweet
Mac-Ben
Worcester
Bing McMahon
Clinton
Ben Finkelstein
Frank
Red” Joubert
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