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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1941
Page
5
Public notice dated May 5 1941 announces a meeting at 8 PM to hear and act on the proposed election of officers and other business as may properly come before the board. Howard As Wilson, clerk.
The report outlines large scale labor fallout from strikes affecting Ford and other plants, with 85,000 employees at a reopened Rouge plant cited. It notes billions in wage losses, rising prices, and mounting political actions as Washington shifts to price controls and sanctions while preparing to aid Britain and Greece in a broader wartime posture.
Wartime dispatches from the Balkans describe a ferocious but muddled battle in Greece. Reports vary on German advances, with claims of Salonika capture and Greek resistance shifting to a more confident tone as fighting continues along the Graeco British front.
The Soviet Union and Japan announced a five year neutrality pact to avoid war between them. Observers said the agreement hinted at shifts away from axis alignment and possible future actions in Europe and the Pacific.
Proceedings show crews of German and Japanese origin seized at Tinian are to be sent to Fort Missoula Montana and Fort Lincoln North Dakota. The operation will be overseen by the immigration service as part of wartime procedures.
Rebels edge visiting team 4 2 in a season opening contest marking Maynard's 146th Patriot's Day celebration. Higgins led with two RBIs and a double, while Moyne, Lankiewicz, and Neill contributed in a pitchers’ duel with strong defense and timely hits. Umpire Walten officiated as players from Maynard and surrounding towns competed with hometown spirit.
Maynard John Ay O Leary and Wilfred Hiley are listed as delegates. Local 140 to the national convention presided by T. Nit is now being held in New York City. Brun Raimilaind district manager will also attend.
The Maynard Lutheran church plans a Mother’s Day program and a church meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Keto on East Street. Rev Bernard Hiliila, finishing studies in Hancock Michigan, will resume duties as pastor.
An unclear Sudbury notice references a sale and mentions Stephen MW Grays and D. MacCormick, the executive secretary, in connection with the event. The fragmentary text provides names and roles but lacks full context or details of the sale.
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