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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1940
Page
4
Slavery Abolished and Historic War Era Notes
A clipped note recounts milestones including abolition in the District of Columbia in 1962, then mentions Ethiopian war in 1936, Paul warning to colonists in 1775, and the House passing a 903 million measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of
Columbia
Farmers Embrace Chemurgic Plan to Expand Farm Uses
The movement backs adapting farm products to industrial uses with insurance for prosperity. Farm Chemurgic highlights soybeans as leading the shift, with farmers expanding acreage while prices sag. The Agricultural journals advise using AAA allotment land for alternative crops to match corn income, noting soy and other crops can yield better returns than corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Government by Confession Poem Fragment
A fragmented text discusses confession as a political theme across nations. It contrasts France Germany and the United States with a critical observation of distraint and guilt in government, noting a cautious, debating tone about political fault and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Emo
Germany
Intimis
United States
Taxing the TVA Burden on Southern Government Finances
WNU report notes six southern states lose tax revenue as TVA expands and takes over private property. Counties and cities face higher tax rates or relief costs as government ownership spreads, prompting calls in Congress for new taxation remedies and precedent setting legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Tennessee
Eee
Youny
TVA
Roosevelt
Tennessee Electric Power Company
Southland
House Committee On Military Affairs
Committee On Military Affairs
Inter-Mountain
Nebraska
Norris
House of Representatives
Lost tax dollars from land held by federal government
Washington reports that government ownership of land in six southern states reduces tax income. Taxes once paid by private owners are now unavailable as Congress considers remedial legislation to address the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TVA
Tye
Congress
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia
North and
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Washington
Oregon
Calan
William Bruckart
Maynard hires Peter Stoker and other officials
Peter Stoker of Philadelphia accepts the role of technical superintendent at the Assabet Mills. Maynard High School captain Frankie Wojtkiewicz will report to the Sherbrooke Can club in the Provincia League. Fire Chief George Hitia named active chief. will be on duty as permanent house chief, enabling time for investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Wojtkiewicz
Maynard High
Sherbrooke
Provincia League
Walter “Doc” Gat
Holy, Cross College
Maynard High School
Ing
Concord
Zinowlez
Dj Hoskins Gins
Foley
Karpiechik
Karhumas
Kitowicz
George T
Hitias
Tird Chazardi
Neighborhood Night brings Legion auxiliaries together
The American Legion Auxiliary hosted members from Reading Woburn Sudbury and Reton auxiliaries for a Neighborhood Night program Tuesday night. Helen Bradley of Marlboro, an employee of the telephone company, presented a lecture and demonstrations about the telephone, which drew much interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Reading
Woburn
Sudbury
Helen Bradley
Marlboro
Telephone Company
A R Giroux Runs for Middlesex County Commissioner
Archie R. Giroux chairman of the Lexington Board of Selectmen announces candidacy for the Republican nomination to the office of County Commissioner in Middlesex County. He has led the Middlesex Selectmen’s Association and National Constitution Committee at the time of a Supreme Court fight, with ties to Boston’s financial district and veteran and Grange circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie R. Giroux
Lexington Board of Selectmen
Middlesex County
Middlesex County Selectmen's’ Association
National
Constitution Committee
Supreme Court
Giroux
Boston
Veteran
Minuteman Chevrolet Inc anniversary praised for service
The Minuteman Chevrolet Inc at 27 Thoreau Street Concord is hailed as a progressive car firm offering the greatest value in the age. The review commends proprietors Mr Benoit and Mr Mysko for efficient service and the fine Chevrolets they provide to the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreau Street
Concord
Chevrolet
Duco
Minuteman Chevrolet iInc
Benoit
Myskoé
Minuteman Chevrolet Inc
J. H. Whitney Market in Concord A Modern Local
The J. H. Whitney Market on Thoreau Street Concord offers up to date facilities and full service with fresh meats and dairy products. Proprietor Mr. Whitney leads a reliable operation with free delivery praised as a convenient feature for local patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreau Street
Concord
J. H. Whitney
Aga Marke
Webster Thomas
Whitney
Couple to wed at St Aniseys Church Lowell
Gladys Barbera Zych daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Zych of 48 Stanley Street Lowell will marry George Harrington of Wrington and 7 Front Street, Lowell at noon in St Anisieys Church Lowell. The notice frames the union as a martyr of the cause rather than death and cites a Napoleon quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard—iMigs
Gladys Barbera Zych
Andrew Zych
Stanley Street
Lowell
George Harrington
Wrington
Front Street
Har
St.anisieys Church
Maynard's Finest Dons United in New Spring Uniforms
Maynard's Finest Police force showcased new uniforms this week, drawing favorable comment for their sharp spring appearance. The beaming officers wore updated gear including a flashy new Dolly Cap and rolet as part of the department's enhanced attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard’s
Maynard
Beebe
Bedford PTA Meeting Notes and Community Snippets
Bedford residents attended a Thursday PTA session in the school auditorium with guest Dr. Anne Wellington discussing state agencies and child welfare. The Glee Club performed, a Dionne Quints skit drew laughs, and Mrs. Edwin Jones and Mrs. Leila Blake returned from a Florida visit. Funeral plans were not yet set for Mrs. Jennie Wetherbee. Local social updates include Bedford Grange bridge and whist parties and Firemen’s Relief Association card game night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teacher Association
Anne Wellington
Wellington
Glee Club
Dionne Quints
Dafoe
Edwin Jones
Leila Blake
Worida
Bedford
Jennie Wetherbee
Florida
Wetherbee
Frank Dodd
David
Elm Street
Philadelphia
Bedford Grange
Firemen’s Relief Association
Sally ‘Converse
da Tor
Stunt Night At Church School Fi Maynard
A church school stunt night is planned for next Monday evening at eight o clock in the vestry of the Congregational Church. The program features two hours of entertainment to aid church school relief with skits songs and numbers by the Church School Junior Department Women s Guild Men s Club Young People s Society Benevolent Society and Missionary Committee. Howard M Weaving heads the committee with Eleanor Leithhead and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Ors
Thomas French
Dorothy Marsden
Pailatneg Clags
Rs. Geralden
Robert Madsen
Young People’s Society
Garet Crowe
Benevolent Society
W McGarry
Church Council
Yeon Fowler
Mittee
Leonard Fowle
Eleanor Leithea
Howard M. Weaving
Eleanor Leithhead
Leithead
Anna Swanson
Maville Tucker
J. Murray Kenzie
Sudbury Garden Club Holds Meeting With Garden Talk
The Sudbury Garden Club met Monday afternoon at Mrs Grate Hunt and Mrs Paul Ney with an inter talk on gardens. Members Lois Stiles and Nancy Fainball were noted, and William and Mary's College was mentioned in connection with local activities. The Sudbury Post and American Legion plan events in May including an old fashioned evening and winding of a path on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne » Stiles
Harvey
N. Bank
BW. Lum
Lois Stiles
Almond
Nancy Fainball
William and Mary's College
Jamebureg
Virginia
Sudbury Garden Club
Grate Hunt
Paulney “Rhoades
Sudbury Post of Therican Legion
Health Board Chair Dr O Malley Coordinating Intercity Efforts
The Board of Health chairman Dr Gerald O Malley leads cross community cooperation to sustain health duties. Officials note his work enhances regional health programs and shares expertise with neighboring communities.
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Enterprise Publications
Board of Health
Gerald O'Malley
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