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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1934
Page
7
Former Lieutenant Governor Youngman, a Republican candidate, died at his home from pneumonia after a week of serious illness. The report notes his long public service and candidacy for governor. Also referenced are D Elmer Jensen and other state politics, including the Bacon convention results.
April reports identify Marion Millen of the Needham Trust Company as a machine gunner in the bank robbery that killed Patrolman. Testimony against Millen and Abraham Faber is heard in Dedham. Other briefs note Senate action on silver purchases and various government appointments.
A heavily armed squad of five thousand officers across five states join the hunt for John Dillinger with federal officials predicting his capture. Authorities report a tightening net and imminent arrest as the manhunt proceeds.
Fragmentary grocery and menu notes refer to market advice and several dish names. A listing hints at steamed clams baked potatoes and fried items, with stray references to a poet and local names, but the text is garbled and lacks clear events or figures.
In Marlboro district the Democratic contest for Ward six delegates saw Paul F. Shaughnessy claim a decisive plurality over Daniel M. Lynch Jr and Isadore Kunen. Mayor Charles A. Lyons led in parts of the district but trailed Attorney Murphy overall, sparking a district wide recount push as Edison-like returns from Framingham and Newton narrowed the final margin.
Readable names are listed by ward four to seven including Honorius J Rougean William H Wellen Albert B Bergeron Philippe Latrossiere Ben 5 FE Thomas Helen Nielsen Langlois Charles A Cook Jon R Brigham Charles W gueer Eugene P Lawrence Wi J Callahan Henry Archambeault Mildred K Smith Wayland D Russe Axel R Josephson Florence Josephson Nicholas FF Benedetto John K Stone Benjamin F Rey Ward seven Winfield L Temple Caroline G Williams Mary Sampson Hannah Hastings Morton L Stevens Lloyd R Stevens Fred Howe.
The personnel of Company I celebrate Colonel Erickson’s recommendation of Harold V. Sheridan for captain and commander. Loyalists hope he earns the double-bars to lead the unit to Fort Pevens this summer. Three new men join, Frank Estes, Emilio Farina, and Victor Jason.
The 3rd Battalion and Regimental Band will march in the 104th A. KB parade in Marlboro Saturday. A non commissioned officers school for the 3rd Battalion is set for Milford Armory on April 29. Another NCO course for the company will be held April 26 at the armory, led by Lieutenant Sheridan.
The Legion Drum and Bugle Coma will stage their weekly whist party at the G A R tonight. First prize is $20, second $8, plus a $25 attendance prize and several smaller prizes. John A. Kelleher heads arrangements with a large committee. A bingo finale will close the event.
Hudson voters show weak participation with under 5 percent of total turnout and 163 ballots cast. Democrats dominate despite limited mobilization. names like Madden Burke Cahill Sheridan and Sides appear in partial results for town and state committees.
Prances Lee Barton praises sponge cake as a family favorite with a late flavor lure. She urges trying the chocolate sponge cake recipe and notes broad audience support.
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