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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1934
Page
4
Local notice fragment lists a watermark price of 1.50 dollars with an unreadable line at 10 Liberty Street Marlboro. The garbled text includes references to Suntnaked at tarteere and Peeters weenes and unclear time. No clear event or entity beyond the address and price.
The article discusses winter hardship dampening hunting and crop efforts and notes Rugby football’s rising profile at Ridge University in England and in American colleges. It raises questions about adding Rugby to spring athletic calendars and potential revenue for college associations amid waning interest in college baseball.
An Irish feeling of toughing through pain mirrors the recent curtailment of postal service and post office employee pay. The PMG cites inconveniences from previous cuts as justification for further reductions.
The passage argues Professor Tugwell as a cautious liberal democratic reformer opposing fascism and communism. It likens his stance to conservatism, warns against overreach, and notes the political climate, Supreme Court limits, and upcoming elections shaping reaction to New Deal policies.
A fragment describes a spring revolt report from Boston about Harvard criticizing the news system. It notes the college plan being tried in its first year elsewhere in New Haven papers and compares it to Harvard’s house system. The text is fragmented and unclear about outcomes or specifics.
Historical analysis notes the fall of Boss Curry and the end of Tammany control after the 1926 and 1928 campaigns. It discusses past leaders Croker Murphy and the looming triumvirate while considering if Roosevelt’s influence will reshape the New York Democratic machine. Dr. Edward Hubble reports universe size at 6,000 million light years for context.
Funeral service for Mrs. Mary A Whitty Donald will be held at the home of her sister Mrs Frank A Hanson 554 Balisbury Street Worcester Thursday afternoon at 20 burial will be in Hope cemetery Worcester.
The Maynard Citizen's Committee urges immediate contributions for 250 new community gardens and relief funds. Harold Morgan treasurer. James A. Coughlan chairs. members include Harry Templeton A N Rivers Allan Hall Pap Hilander and Matthew A Vance as secretary.
Berlin recorded a very light preprimary election with 59 ballots, about ten percent of registered voters. Brittan A. Jackson beat Town Clerk Harris G. Field 22 to 2 for the Republican State convention delegate. Jackson also led the Republican town committee slate. Democratic ballots had no contest and Robert H. Bryan won the Democratic State convention delegate, with a slate elected for the Democratic town committee.
Leland D. Wood, past district [title], spoke to the Hudson Rotary Club at Sharon's restaurant. He discussed the new Rotary International activities calendar and outlined plans for the coming year. The talk provided insights into the evolving scope of Rotary.
The piece argues that public debt and liberal payments for veterans require higher taxes. It notes widespread excitement as new deals arrived rapidly and the average citizen felt unsettled. It asserts a slow but sure recovery has begun as people reconsider their finances.
Highway department workers, under J Francis Granger, began conditioning Ward Park yesterday. By week’s end the baseball diamond, bowl and track will be ready. The Ward Memorial gateway is being leveled and oiled later. Exercises after the parade of the 104th Infantry A E F Veterans and associates will be held at the park.
A brief glimpse at new furniture and table accessories from mid century styles. The lines hint at refined modernism and elevated dining presentation for entertaining guests.
The Hudson Woman's Club holds its annual meeting tomorrow afternoon at Odd Fellows hall. A lunch at 1 pm is arranged under Mrs. M Gertrude Manning with a committee including Mrs. Irene L Wood, Mrs. Mary W Brothers, Mrs. Mabel M Hunter, Mrs. Helen M Mane, Mrs. Lillian M Ryan, Mrs. Dorris M Hopkins, Mrs. Bernice E Tarbell and Mrs. Arline B Coolidge. Reports will be submitted by the various committees.
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