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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1935
Page
5
The text discusses a profit driven system where business success rewards investors and workers, while failure harms them. It argues fear of loss, not profit, motivates effort, contrasting this with an old rule attributed to Captain John Smith about those who do not work shall not eat, and laments a shift from American liberty to government coercion.
Robert L. Lund of St. Louis, chairman of the Nation, argues the federal government has intruded into state taxation and warns new taxes should wait until the next fiscal year budget is presented. He stresses deficits require a balanced budget as unemployment fears rise under labor pressure.
House leaders push to keep session open to pass Roosevelts must tax program while rank and file resist presidential dictation. Members favor a solid tax bill based on revenue needs, warning rushed action may waste time and miss broader fiscal goals. The Guffey Coal Bill remains controversial and uncertain.
The fragment lists Henry Wilcoxon on a yacht aiming to paint marines while Jack Oakie escorts Marsha Hunt to the Cocoanut Grove. Julie Haydon seeks singing and piano lessons, Mae West attends fights, Bing Crosby travels, Elissa sails to New York then Europe, Wendy Barrie heads to London, Gary Cooper plans a New York trip, and Katherine DeMille returns for a farewell to papa. Roscoe Earns vacationing in Coronado as Sees a Coronado shoot. George Raft tracks box scores amid league races.
Hudson native Burton K. Wheeler, then a U.S. senator, fished last weekend with the President aboard the Sequoia on the Rappahannock near Chesapeake Bay. The report recalls Wheeler’s early life in Hudson, education, and rise from local schools to Michigan Law School, then Montana politics and reform movement.
Box 36 was founded Friday afternoon for a fire behind the barn of George Sweetman on Webber Avenue. Nearby workers contained the blaze before the fire department arrived, as Arlington saw a birth announced for a son at Walnut Street Hospital early Sunday morning. Wr and Mrs James Richardson and daughter Ruth of Springs Road returned Sunday from a Maine vacation. Mrs B Cullinan and daughters Katherine and Mary of Elm Street returned Sunday from Nantasket Beach. Miss Christine Nicholson the public health nurse has gone home to Nova Scotia for a month.
In Acton two elderly men recalled a 1881 turtle sighting bearing SH initials on the shell. Bria Kimball found a turtle shell marked SH, prompting Taylor to recount a 1881 pocketknife carving. Fred Kennedy earlier found turtles with SHT and ALF marks near Woodlaws Cemetery and Concord Road.
Arthur L Freese of North Acton said the turtle was found near the same spot where Kennedy found it a few weeks earlier. Andrew Kaski of Maynard was arrested by Chief Foley for drunk driving after a collision with Mrs Styles of Worcester at High and Male streets, causing only minor injuries to Styles’ two passengers.
The German phrase Auf wieder sehen translates to till we meet again. It explains the common farewell used to wish someone a future reunion.
The tea a s given t 39751 has been lost stopped. Middlesex Institutionings by J. W. Balley Concord Mass dated July 23 19365.
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