Mrs Walter Blake Returns from Nova Scotia Trip
Mrs Walter Blake of rival street has returned from a trip to Nova Scotia.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1939
Page
6
Mrs Walter Blake of rival street has returned from a trip to Nova Scotia.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a lost book labeled seven with a deposit and payment institution reference to W. Pahou and Asat. Context unclear. no clear date or full names present.
Auction of a parcel in Middlesex County described by plan and deeds to Oscar Luoma property. Sale at eleven o'clock on Friday August, 1939, with bid terms of two hundred dollars cash and balance at sale. Mortgagee Home Owners' Loan Corporation. Attorney William J. Geegan. July 27, 1939.
Mee Prank Dodd and his son David spend time in Brookfield while Mr Dodd's relatives visit Booth Street and Happy Street areas. Van Latham, manager of the Dogo store, enjoys a vacation in New Hampshire. News notes Mrs Hil of Hapcock Street is ill and visiting her aunt Mrs John Herrington on Crescent Avenue.
A petition in Middlesex County Probate Court seeks probate of a document claimed as the last will of Mary A Tuilis of Sudbury. Georg e Tulls requests appointment as executor without surety. Objects must appear by 10 a.m. September 12, 1939 at Cambridge in the Genenove. Judge Beil nilre presides. Loring Py Jordan is Register.
Massachusetts licensing board for Maynard announces an application by Paul Jarvinen and Richard Holening for transfer of the alcohol license for Wines Tavern at 9 Worcester Street to Wines Restaurant in one room and basement. Public probate notice also invites interested parties to object or appear at Cambridge at 10 a.m. on September 12, 1939 in the Betsey Twitchell estate distribution case.
Commonwealth Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court states a petition by Irvin M. Davis, trustee under Betsey Anna Twitchell, asks whether $1000 to the First Universalist Parish of West Acton should be treated as residue since the parish ceased regular services. Object by Sept 12 1930. answer due within 21 days.
The report describes President Roosevelt and Congress weighing an $800 million wartime ending bill as the Seventy sixth Congress adjourns. It notes deferrals and debates over allocations including a farm loan fund and military and treasury expenditures amid a peacetime pressure.
Fragmentary text hints at congressional battles over the debt limit and New Deal measures. Mentions include Hatch bill, NLRB probe funding, abolition of undistributed profits tax, farm program debates, Wagner Act, minimum security reforms, Townsend plan defeat, Social Security expansion, and White House friction shaping policy.
Political commentary notes two truths about campaigns and public sentiment. Paul V. McNutt's revival after a Philippines visit boosts his federal role and poll standing, with Garner leading then McNutt in second, Hull and Hopkins trailing. Taft contemplates a run as Ohio senator.
The report notes thousands of Varian Jews escaping to the United States on visitor permits with lost property and faint hope of refuge abroad. In Chicago Adele Lange 43 threw her two sons from a Loop hotel window and killed herself after earlier losses. Aaron, whose wife died earlier, hanged himself from his apartment door.
A crisis in August in Japan signals a push for a military alliance binding Japan, Italy, and Germany. Ambassadors Shiratori and Oshima meet in Como to seal the pact, with threats of hara kiri if it fails. Tokyo leaders press purges as Axis powers press Spain and Balkan states. Washington debates aloofness while Chamberlain hints at sending a strong Asian fleet. John Morgan proposes combined British and American Asiatic fleets under a U.S. admiral to restrain the Orient.
A federal indictment targets prominent Louisianans amid numerous charges. The document names Richard Lethe and Leche, alleging involvement in political and oil-related corruption within Connally era circles. Authorities pursue alleged malfeasance tied to local governance and industry.
Barter plan aims to swap U S lard for German buyers using marks as payment. U S packers would sell lard to American importers who trade it to private German buyers for marks, then purchases German products on the U S free list at reduced money costs. The scheme faces opposition from Secretary Hull and relies on farm products and machinery like cream separators and fertilizer.
One year renewal of the Soviet U.S. trade treaty commits to a minimum purchase of 40 million dollars in American goods. The other items note a tentative United Automobile Workers strike against General Motors in Detroit, a wheat production forecast of 710 million bushels, and a Pan-American airways plan to span oceans with a 73 million dollar bond issue.
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