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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1933
Page
4
Fragmentary text lists The Weekly Enterprise address in Marlboro Massachusetts and postal registration details. It references circulation areas Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford and mentions subscription and postage but offers no clear event or item.
The piece discusses rapid cross border capital flight driven by fears of terrorism and policy shocks. It notes large sums shifting to foreign accounts, a gold drain during embargo periods, and estimates of total capital subject to quick movement, urging assessment of the scale and impact of this capital mobility.
Charles Francis Potter, a leading humanist figure, is described as a native of Marlboro. The text references his views on governance and reserved language, noting his affiliation and possible influence with official approval.
An unclear OCR fragment hints Utah seeking to regain time to stall a stated objective or plan. The passage references delay tactics related to SS, with minimal readable detail and no firm names or dates.
The final instalment of the state crime commission report portrays a bleak view of Massachusetts law enforcement. It cites political and financial influence aiding illegal activity, ineffective efforts against organized crime, and chronic failures to detect and prosecute serious crimes. It notes graft risks, court influence, and questions about district and superior court behavior, urging proof to back wide beliefs of favored attorneys manipulating dispositions.
West Acton residents Mr and Mrs Fisher will spend Christmas Sunday with their Baldwinville relatives, while several chicken pox outbreaks hinder local children from planned programs and enjoyment. Mrs A C Jones is fined for a phet week by Hines.
The junior and senior departments report perfect attendance with a Birthday Party for eight birthdays including the pastor. The address is Phillips Brooks. Next Sunday features Christmas services with special music and a seasonal message. The young ladies class will present a Christmas play and a children's party with a tree Santa Claus and more. The Ladies Circle plans Christmas baskets for shut ins. Donald will lead the Interdenominational Endeavor Society. Shop at the New Idea Store in Maynard.
The P T A held its annual Christmas party Friday night at Sudbury Town Hall with attendees from the community. A note of sympathy extends to Mrs Parmenter on the loss of Shen madane oeak and similar tributes are expressed by friends.
Fragmentary OCR notice hints at a shopping advertisement for a new store. Readable words mention The New Idea Store and shopping ideas with no clear date or location.
Mrs. L Roy Hawes and her newborn son David Edson are home from the hospital. Sudbury Grange hosted a meeting with several tables of bridge and light refreshments. Sudbury Men's Club held its regular monthly meeting with business transacted and moving pictures shown.
In Concord the 1A committee of James J Manafield Post 158 American Legion votes to host a mix show on February 1 2 and 3. The event follows a charity dance held Friday December 8 to benefit the Christmas basket fund with over seventy five couples attending. The Serenaders of Maynard provided music and an intermission program featured songs and dances.
Hundreds of gift ties offered at promotional price of 49 cents each at the New Idea Store during Maynard advertising period.
Concord branch held Grenfell Night Monday December 11 in the vestry with large attendance. Dr. Alfred C. Goss of Bowdoin spoke on Birds of Grenfell Land with moving pictures and slides. proceeds from silver molds and mug-up sales supported the Grenfell Mission.
James J. Manafield of the American Legion in the Veterans Building hosts a Christmas party for town children up to six grade, with mothers allowed for younger kids. Santa Claus will distribute candy from the tree, the Legion Band will play, and carol singing is planned at 4 PM on Sunday December 24. Gift ties advertised at 49c at the New Idea Store in Mammard.
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