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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1936
Page
8
A speech criticizes the United States as a poorhouse, calls for deportation of unreliable figures, and urges relief for the needy while warning that some seek to destroy the country. The remarks reference a veteran organization and the World War era context.
A display showcases guitars from prominent American and Canadian luthiers. The exhibit highlights craftsmanship, vintage models, and the evolving market for high end instruments across North America. Notable makers and specific guitars are described in captions.
Rochester Minnesota August 10 U0 Ben Shon leader of the Farmer Labor Party is ill in hospital after being brought from his summer home by air ambulance.
Efforts are being made to obtain casualty data as reports emerge from this country. The Polish Legation in Spain is coordinating to verify and clarify the situation amid confusion over matchouts and beea tion of the report.
The note from Washington reports uncertainty about amendments tied to President Roosevelt aimed at addressing 45 percent figures. The incomplete wire hints at policy changes affecting economic or legislative measures, with no final clarity on who authored the proposal or its fate.
Sunny Creighton debuts for the Ottomatics, guiding a late ninth inning rally that fell one run short. Jackson, Boudreau, and McGrath fueled a late push as Georgie Lehto stepped in to force in Belliveau, but St. Joe’s held on despite a sequence of hits. Gosselin led the losers with three singles while Whittemore added two. Ottomatics clinch their ninth victory, now 9–0–3 overall.
Patrolman William Spratt scored a hole in one on his first shot at the Stow Country Club Sunday afternoon. The left handed golfer aced the seventh hole about 183 yards from the tee with partner William Johnson watching. The police department honors grew more involved after his vacation return.
Maynard K of C defeated Marlboro K of C 15 to 8 at Hildreth Playground last night. Lineups include Connors and Sheridan for Marlboro and Johnson pitching for Maynard with key hits from several players. Marlboro to host Natick K of C on Tuesday night at Natick.
Roseville California reader Mrs. Robert Hickey says a doctor prescribed Kruschen Salts and she lost 17 pounds in six weeks claiming Kruschen is worth its weight in gold. The item notes the reader followed the regimen and paid no attention to skeptical emissaries.
Federal Housing Administration head Stewart McDonald reports in the Insured Mortgage Portfolio that insured mortgages for refinance and new homes show favorable terms with long pay schedules up to twenty years and fixed rates. The article notes average loan sizes around four thousand dollars, a rising interest in low-priced housing, and lender willingness to back smaller mortgages as a path out of economic doldrums.
Patrolman Edward Johnston takes two weeks vacation. Mr and Mrs Walter Denniston motor through New England. Mrs James Howe and the Paakki family visit Hudson New Hampshire to see the animal farm. Mrs Harold Brown and son Harold travel to Winnipeg Canada visiting relatives and return Friday. The Juvenile Lodge AOUW plans an outing at Revere Beach next Saturday with 8 am church assembly. Benjamin Brown chairs the outing committee. Peggy and May Weston of Philadelphia visit Mr and Mrs A Crowe Concord street. Mr and Mrs George Morrill are vacationing at Hampton Beach. Floral Night program of Maynard Grange at Grange hall Thursday night honored Alton White and Mabel Mar-.
The Oli matics defeated Natick 7 to 1 on Coolidge playground extending their unbeaten run since restructuring. Joe Boulden hit a three run homer, Castanza added a homer and two hits, Lehto pitched seven innings allowing six hits and nine strikeouts. Natick's lone run came on two hits and two errors.
The Peterson family expresses appreciation to those who offered kindness during their bereavement.
A collage of short items on residents and visitors including Dr and Mrs Baril Ryan at Hampton Beach, Miss Gladys Nelson and Alan Palmer as union service soloists, Rev Haton Marshall sermon topic God is Making the World One, and golf championship at Maynard Country Club with prizes. Also notes on a quiet fire department summer, dog list check by Chief John Connors, travels to Canada, Cape trips, vacations to Old Orchard and Oak Bluffs, and various local residents at homes and events amid conventions and junior societies.
A four party event held Friday evening honored Mrs. Clarence Road and Mrs. Nancy Mae Fearns. Hack led favors and gifts were presented, with Mrs. Hack as guest of honor.
Residents of Popal Church area allege officials moved to reopen services on the camp while pressing for restoration of the organization's charter. They warn action could lead to charter revocation if steps are not taken.
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