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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1934
Page
4
The article discusses autarchy under Nazi rule, economic strain from shortages, and how drouth impacts Germany’s trade. It notes boycott pressure from persecution and waning foreign markets, with limited aid from harvests and credit. It contrasts Germany's plight with wartime-like restrictions and Russia’s boom.
More than 250000 mine owners and miners in two states that produce 200 million tons of bituminous coal annually favor private electric service over federal hydro plants. They argue federal plants hurt jobs, raise costs, and that private utilities already provide reliable, taxed, well paid employment with broader public understanding needed.
A US backed high altitude balloon reaching about 59,000 feet near 115 miles away is reported as a world record, not recognized by the international federation. The ascent, for cosmic ray study by the National Geographic Society and US Army Air Corps, yielded a dramatic forced descent and radio reports on damage to the fabric. Meanwhile a Gulf Coast hurricane brings rain to drought regions.
The piece weighs causes of the Viennese putsch and the German June 30 events, noting disputed links between Austrian Nazi sentiment and Hitler’s purge plans. It discusses the Austrian Nazi response, the collapse of the Brown Army, and a youthful revolt spurred by disillusion with the regime and broader radical agitation.
An open letter from Al Cowles proposes a simple community field day in Maynard. He imagines a ball game between current players and old-timers, youth races, a baby contest, a doll carriage parade, and a fireworks finale. Proceeds would support local public funds designated by the E. R. A. administrator.
West Acton Mrs Maud B Priest enjoys a northern cruise along the Gaspe coast Newfoundland Labrador and the Saguenay River. Rev and Mrs A J Torsileff entertain Herbert Torsleff of New York City. Mr and Mrs A Hederstedt host their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Henry Hal. Mrs Waldo Flint is at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Rev and Mrs Robert Walker spend a week at Cotuit then stay at the Jackson Falls House New Hampshire for their twenty sixth season during August. Mrs van D Servais of Francis Street enjoys a month in Goffstown New Hampshire. Major Michael J Dee and family vacation with Mrs Dee at Mrs Rodday residence. Rodday sons Allen and Robert vacation at Dennis on the Cape.
Our city shines with progressive growth and a thriving trade scene. Merchants maintain large stocks of seasonable merchandise for convenient shopping, letting residents see and compare goods locally. Buying at home saves time and avoids delays or misrepresented items.
A fragmented Norwich advertisement touts weight loss and a personal claim of losing 16 pounds with a product called Aret Kruschen. The text shows garbled marketing language and uncertain personal endorsement.
Maynard Townies beat Chelmsford 1 4 in eight innings to push toward the Middlesex second half title. Lieutenant Fingard homered and scored twice, while D Lupien, McDonough, Olson and Rafferty contributed with key hits as the late rally secured the win and kept Maynard atop the standings with six wins and one defeat.
In Concord the First Parish Trinity and Unitarian churches will unite for Sunday services each August at the Trinity church with messages from Rev R B Marshall and Perry Daniels. Four area games were canceled for lack of players as local teams faced scheduling chaos. Mrs John F Driscoll of St Paul and her infant are noted among readers in the community.
The record lists hits by Lawson Grondahl and D Lupie with bases on balls off Lawson and Lupien. Lawson struck out 3 and Lupien 7. A double play was McKenna to Flaherty. Wild pitches credited to Lawson. Time 1 hour 31 minutes. Umpire Cull.
A daughter visits her parents Mr and Mrs Charles W Locke of Middlesex School and stays with her maternal grandfather Dr William Davis of St Paul in Orleans Cape Cod. Next month the Lockes plan a trip to the Middle West with five companions from Washington DC for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Edward M Chase Jr have rented a house on Holden Green Ridge.
On August 6 at 10 a.m. Rev. Charles M Sauter of Clearfield Pennsylvania will preach at the Trinitarian Church led by Rev. George L Thurlow, with First Parish in Concord also noted in the program.
The Concord Yankees end their season after the team breaks up following the deaths of two players. Manager Lovell plans to resume activities later, and the squad will not finish the Paul Revere League season.
Rev Frank W Clelland a Methodist Episcopal minister delivered a strong discerning and illuminating sermon at Union Church in West Concord on Sunday. The message emphasized moral clarity and spiritual guidance for the congregation.
Alan Palmer, a tenor, performed a solo from Elijah accompanied by Miss Ning on the organ. The brief concert item notes the pairing and the work performed.
The Concord Legion announces its third pet evening concert set for Saturday at the school venue. The event aims to showcase local pet items and community participation.
A West Concord based club with a fake telephone manager travels to Concord for a noon double header against Lancaster. The event centers on a planned matchup between the Cardinal and Lancaster teams at the local venue.
Rev. and Mrs. Albert and family left for Maitland on Scotia to spend the summer. Ralph Stone Jr. attends a camp in Dover. Mrs. F H Parker visits daughter Mrs James, while Miss Mary Holbrook is to visit her parents in Jaffrey New Hampshire.
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