Hoover presents first budget calling for 3.83 billion expenditure
President Hoover submits a 3,830,445,231 dollar budget for the year ending June 30, 1931, with an estimated deficit reduction of 122,788,966 and major items including naval and air service programs, law enforcement, flood control, and a proposed 1 percent tax cut. The plan also delays a further Farm Board revolving fund request until needs are clearer.
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Washington
Ebt
Tianal Defense
Brvar Ann Navy
War and Navy Departments
Boulder Dam
Justice
State Departments
Prohibition Bureau
Edast Guard
Federal Farm Board
Congress
Hoover
London
National Defense
Marlboro Visit With Levitre Family In Gibbon Street
Miss Ida Yorke Brigham has recovered from illness and resumed duties at her dental office on Main Street Dodist. Marlboro Mr and Mrs Raymond Levitre of Providence R1 are visiting Mr and Mrs Hercule Levitre on Gibbon Street.
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Raymond. Levitre
Providence, R. 1
Mr. Levitre
Hercule Levitre, Gibbon
Ida
Yorke-Brigham
Chiro
Dodist
Main Stréet
Visitation of Hudson Lodge B P QO Ellis Held
District Deputy Frank W. Twitchell and Col Frances Murphy of Natick represented Mass Central at Hudson Lodge B P QO Ellis. Visitors from Maynard Marlboro Clinton Framingham Natick Milford attended. Five candidates were initiated after ritual work and inspection. An entertainment followed with gifts to the deputy and his esquire and bouquets for their wives.
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Hudson
Hudson Lodge
B. P. QO
Ellis
Frank W. Twitchell
Hig
Frances Murphy
Natick
Mass
Central
Maynard
Marlboro
Clinton
Framingham
Milford
Holy Cross Priest to Preach Closing Sermon at St Michael's
Rev George Strohaver S J of Holy Cross Worcester will preach the closing service of the Triduum honoring the Feast of the Immaculate Conception at St Michael's Church this weekend The exercises are directed by Rev M J Murphy pastor.
Salesman Appointment at Bigelow Shoe Store
Bert Bergman of Gibbon Street has accepted a salesman position at the Bigelow Shoe Store on Main. A social will follow at Xk. of C hall hosted by the Madonna Circle, Daughters of Esabelle.
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Bert Bergman
Gibbon Street
Bigelow Shoe Store
Main
C.hall
Madonna Circle, Daughters of Essabelle
All Midland League Eleven Picks by Dr George Delaney
Dr Delaney names his All Midland League Eleven with Frigard Fitzgerald Barry Messier Hintsa Dumont Williams O Donnell Gibbs Marcone Tantelli as selections. He cites their defensive and offensive strengths and notes Milford Marlboro Maynard and Hudson players across positions.
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Barry and
Messier
Marlboro
Hintsa
Maynard
Dumont
Center Williams
O’donnell
Milford
Gibbs
Hudson
Marcone
Tantelli
Frigard
Fitzgerald
Barry—Messier
Williams
Gibixs
Lantelli
Framingham Bank Treasurer Sentenced for Larceny
Frederick W. Pope former treasurer of the Framingham Trust Company was sentenced in Cambridge to six to seven years with hard labor at Charlestown State Prison after pleading guilty to larceny of $75 000 the case cited biblical themes about inherited sins as it concluded in Middlesex County courthouse.
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Cambridge
Fosdick
Middlesex
Charlestown
Frederick W. Pope
Framingham Trust Company
Refrigerator storage guidance for meats and perishables
Guidance notes proper temperatures and storage: keep perishable foods in the coolest refrigerator area, use uncovered or loosely covered dishes for uncooked meats, and loosely cover cooked meats with oiled paper. The bureau stresses locating the coolest spot for the most perishable foods.
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Bureau
Bureau Charts Six on Home Refrigeration Temperatures
The Bureau releases six charts to guide home food cooling. It lists maximum safe temperatures for categories like fruits vegetables cooked foods eggs fats leftovers at 50 degrees for many items while berries meats and uncooked foods require lower settings around 48 to 47 degrees. Milk and milk based dishes need especially cold storage due to bacterial growth.
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India
Bureau
Concord High Girls Sports Under Way At Armory
Concord Interclass events in basketball volleyball track and gym start at the State Armory under Miss Ruth B. Emmons. Lexington High won the Greater Boston Interscholastic Field Hockey title by beating Winchester 1–0 in a snowstorm at Newton. The Concord Woman's Club meets in the Veterans Building on Monday December 9 with Miss Helen Howe performing original monologues.
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State Armory
Concord High School
Ruth B. Emmons
Lexington High School
Greater Boston
Winchester High
Newton
Concord Woman's Club
Veterans Building
Helen Howe
Maynard Grange Guests Entertain at Neighbors Night
The Maynard Grange was guest of honor at Concord Grange No. 160 in Elk's Hall last evening and provided the entertainment at a Neighbors Night event hosted by the Patrons of Husbandry.
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Concord Grange
Maynard Grange
Elk’s Hall
Concord DAR to Meet December 14 at Chapter House
Old Concord Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will gather at the Chapter House on Saturday December 14. The program is led by Mrs Elwyn Harris with assistance from Miss Virginia Sanderson of Acton and will feature readings by Mrs Will A Charles.
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Old Concord
Daughters of the American Revolution
Elwyn Harris
Virginia Sanderson
Acton
Will A. Charles Will Read
Well Known Track Star Involved In Drunken Shooting Incident
A report notes a track star involved in a drunken incident shooting a friend. The item appears in a feature on High Lights of Massachusetts with tableaux. Hostesses include Mrs. R. Byron Moore and Mrs. George H. Sawyer among others.
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Massachusetts
R. Byron Moore
George H. Sawyer
Joseph H. Williams
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James C. Gallagher
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