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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1938
Page
4
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A speech cites a ten billion dollar annual cost of crime and one in 22 seconds rate, prompting questions about American conditions, methods to curb crime, and the role of legislators and law enforcement in reducing violence.
Mrs. Hall of New York City alerted the British government to Pitcairn descendants in need of medical supplies. The island lacks commercial radio or transmission capability, relying on a home made amateur set linked to Mrs. Hall to maintain contact with the outside world. The story highlights radio amateurs' role in aiding isolated communities.
London born Jack Judge died at age 60. His lyric for Tipperary moved soldiers worldwide, not as a war anthem but as a yearning for home. The song inspired cultivation of nostalgia over battle fervor among troops.
A writer in a current magazine argues America longs for simpler times and familiar habits as modernism loosens its grip. The piece notes a wave of homesickness driving interest in stable music, entertainment, and social forms.
The piece argues against German auto exports subsidized by currency manipulation aimed at earning foreign currency for war materiel. It notes English firms and British labor oppose Nazis, while American owned German interests allegedly undercut in Germany. It warns on risks when business and politics mix.
Brief notes on early Massachusetts economy and culture. Topics include the first paper money in 1690, a Boston mint, 1734 fire extinguishers, 72 tradesmen in the early 1700s, 1640 baking roots, 1724 Barbers Union prices, 1685 fellmonger, Bowdoin Square bowling, Essex Institute catalogs, king's mast marking, Massachusetts slave and hoop exports, 1642 sheep wool trade, and the Cape Cod Canal planning booklet by the Boston District Office of U S Engineers.
A Maynard letter argues for a modern Civic Centre with Town Hall Auditorium and library to boost town image and real estate, urging action before the August 16 meeting. It cites advertising value, business confidence, and resident amenities as reasons to invest now.
Town officials weigh acquiring a land parcel for a Civic Centre hosting an 800 to 1000 seat auditorium, town offices, a public library for 15 000 volumes, and veterans’ quarters. The plan, supported by WPA funding, contrasts with remodeling the existing building as costly and inadequate.
The Commonwealth of Maynard Massachusetts through the Office of the Collector of Taxes notifies owners and interested parties that on August 25, 1938 at 10:00 A.M. parcels of land in Maynard are to be taken for nonpayment of taxes, plus interest and charges. Parcels include land with buildings on Butler Ave and Waltham Street, described by deeds and registry entries, with tax balances listed as 83.02 and 103.96 respectively.
Listing of several Maynard parcels with buildings on Brooks Street Maple Street Taft Avenue Burns Court Crane Avenue and Assabet Park. Descriptions reference deeds and registry books including connections to Margaret Cronin Ignace Yanchewski Jokinen Reginia and George Anelons and dates in 1918 1928 1950s. Total balances noted as $89.51 $79.12.
Parcel described as Pizza Salvatore Land on the westerly Thompson Street line Maynard Massachusetts containing 4979 square feet more or less. For further description see deed of John M Perrillo to Salvatore Pizza recorded in Middlesex South.
The discussion notes that WPA labor and materials would reduce relief costs by shifting expenditure within town finances. Purchases from local tradespeople would circulate money through wages and local purchases. The plan implies a sizable town investment with a return from job creation, material use, advertising of the town, and auditorium rentals at Maynard's Civic Center.
Fragmentary 1936 land and building descriptions list names Hakala Swartz Blatt and others. References reference Middlesex and South Registry of Deeds Cambridge and Revere, with lot sizes around 13 940 to 29 000 square feet and associated parcels on Warren Street Maynard and adjacent avenues.
Practical kitchen hints on flavoring jelly with geranium leaf for color, keeping green beans bright by avoiding overcooking, cleaning a gas stove without rust, making olive cheese chive sandwiches, tidying bathrooms by storing towels, and removing dry mud stains with a stiff brush and raw flax.
The note describes pattern 1723 for an old fashion crochet dress with lacy motifs. It lists materials and stitch instructions and requests 15 cents for the pattern.
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