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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1934
Page
4
Fragmentary Editorial on Labor Reform and Ickes Plan
A partial opinion piece discusses rights of minorities and fair labor treatment. It notes political aims of Congress aligning with relief measures, referencing Ickes and administration differences yet a shared policy direction. The text contrasts yearlong public activity with shorter monthly focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ickes
Ins
Government payroll mounts monthly
Federal payroll figures for October show 680 81 federal employees paid. Total payroll amount reaches a substantial figure, reflecting salaries across regular government and New Deal agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Service Commission
Cor
Federes
Paes
Cabompyanee le
Federal Action Expands Powers Amid War Time Decree
A fragmented passage notes shifts in federal control during a wartime period. It mentions payroll trends and record figures surpassing prior peaks, with implications for the Industrial Recovery Act and the ability to issue warrants against corporations violating work hour provisions. The text hints at broader enforcement of labor standards under federal charters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Industrial Recovery Act
Een
Pro
Recovery hopes rise as industrial demand picks up in 1934
Reports from Washington and industry sources indicate renewed confidence and a broad recovery path. Steel and auto parts makers push capacity gains while food prices climb and Treasury securities attract buyers. Analysts see public works programs and housing spending as key to sustaining growth and offsetting private-sector reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationassoviene of Manufacturers
Congress of American Industry
Washington
Rooseve
Treasury
Uncle Sam
Iron Age
Dunn & Bradstreet
Roosevelt
Unites States
Great View of Lakes Mount Katahdin Stuns Visitors
The American Nature Association in Washington extols Mount Katahdin as a famed site with sheer-walled glacial cirques Arctic flora and expansive views of lakes and forests drawing praise from visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount
Katahdin
American Nature Association of
Washington
Christmas Gifts Turn Snowbound Gift Into Keepsake Art
Mary and Bob March improvise a Christmas gift from a snowbound day. A burned book lid becomes a photo bearing keepsake, as eight neighbor women cheer the handmade present and Bob later offers to recreate similar works for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary March
Bob March
Lob
Bob
Mary
Union
Language origins traced to 3590 B C in Indo Hittite tongue
Researchers trace the origin of the English language to around 3590 B C within the Indo Hittite family. The study outlines early linguistic development linking ancient tongues to later English evolution.
Lonely bachelor sparks hotel Christmas spirit
Grant Newby waits in a city hotel as guests rally to create a homey Christmas. He organizes gifts and a numbered tree for hotel staff and visitors, sharing carols and goodwill until midnight bells echo the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newby
Grant Newby
An Up-to-Date Santa Claus
In heavy snow Tom and Lucy discuss delivering Christmas to their three children as a mail plane drops a parachute over their home. A red green umbrella parcel with a bag and a card arrives attached to holly and evergreens, signed by Santa and the air mail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lambert
Lucy
Santa Claus
Tom
Mary
Robert
Little Tom
Taft Birthplace House Still Stands in Cincinnati Ohio
The home where William Howard Taft was born in 1857 remains standing in Cincinnati Ohio highlighting the former president’s early roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
William Howard Taft
Cincinnati
Ohio
Body Temperature Variations Across the Body
The article discusses typical body temperature being around 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit and notes that temperatures vary in different parts of the body as a normal condition.
Concord O E S elects officers and installs leaders
Worthy Matron of Concord O E S presided over the election of officers for three-year terms. Officers to be installed January 16, 1935, by Frances E. Douglass with Margaret Gates assisting. Grand Patron Charles F. Robinson and Charlotte Rodway also named. A social hour, Christmas tree, and presents followed. Refreshments were provided by Mary A. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pering
Frederick G. Jones
Nine Acre Corner
Frances E. Douglass
Margaret Gates
Maynard
Charles F. Robinson
Natick
Charlotte E. Rodway
Concord
Marshall
Mary A. Williams
Christmas Program in Acton Churches
Acton churches present a Christmas program by the local quartet featuring Harlen tle William Tuttle Spencer C George A Mif Red Dusseault and organist. The pastor delivers a sermon titled When the Heavens unfold as part of the season observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Harlen ~ Tle
William Tuttle
Spencer C . George A. Mifred Dusseault
Mr. Douglas
Visit to Bethlehem Sermon and Christmas Cheer Note
The pastor delivers A Visit to Bethlehem as the sermon title with music by an augmented choir. Alden Johnson leads a Christmas tree event for children with gifts and a general festive afternoon for the younger attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Alden Johnson
Chilternoon
Concord clubs host Christmas parties and events
Mrs. Irving T. Felch entertained her bridge club with prizes won by Mrs. Marion Fairbanks and Mrs. Paul H. Barnes. The West Concord P T A December meeting at Harvey Wheeler School features a Christmas party with Harold W. Chase guiding games, carols led by Edward F. Loughlin, dancing to Julia Dee and Tom Tombino. Ladies Auxiliary A O H Division 44 holds a Christmas party at Monument hall under Miss Mary A. Battles. Concord Rod and Gun Club travels to Norwood for a Charles River Valley Rifle League match marking Concord’s recent circuit entry. A post game dance will follow as a Christmas event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving T. Felch
Bridge Club
Marion Fairbanks
Paul H. Barnes
West Concord
Parent-Teacher Association
Harvey Wheeler
Harold W. Chase
Eleanor Dobbins
Edward F. Loughlin
Julia Dee
Tom Tombino
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Monument Hall
Mary A. Battles
Concord Rod and Gun Club
Norwood
Norwood Rifle Club
Concord
City Council Pushes for Fast Completion of Eight Mile Stretch
In 1935 efforts surge to finish an eight mile highway segment as officials meet with Wayland leaders. Sudbury is blamed for delays while the State Highway Commission faces pressure to approve a bypass long sought by local officials amid community outrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aon
Murphy
Mendelang
Vanderbilt Child Custody Fight Reveals Daughter Refused Mother
Gloria Vanderbilt testified before Justice John F Carew that the child disliked living with her mother and did not want to stay with her. The disclosure follows a custody dispute highlighted by the young girl's expressed preference. Brady, Texas, reports note a well drilling success at 700 feet near the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gloria Vanderbilt
John F Carew
Brady
Texas
Here
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Inel
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Washington Fair
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Department of Agriculture
Western Newspaper Union
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Matron of Concord O. E. S
Vanderbilt
Swartz Men’s Shop
Nason ST
Maynard, Acton and
Concatt
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