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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1936
Page
4
The March 8 issue notes post office rate changes covering local towns including Maynard Concord Sudbury and Bedford. It outlines new postage figures affecting mail from these communities and related service areas.
The new pardon board centralizes clemency decisions reducing political influence on pardons and paroles. Governors gain more time free from political pressure as hearings no longer require constant legal counsel, and the system aims to ease the process for prisoners previously overlooked.
A Massachusetts garage owner in an eastern city announces no motorist under liquor influence may drive from the establishment. A local business line adds to the warning by offering drivers for those too far gone to navigate safely. A taxi firm plans to provide rides for partygoers while hosts may not press guests to stay.
The text argues that cultivating goodwill is essential for just judgment and peaceful behavior. It links good will to world harmony, economic activity, and steady long-term growth, urging restraint and prudent policy to sustain gains and foster kindness in public life.
The text argues Congress must address the tax issue as the nation balances the books and restores fiscal policy. It stresses that high taxation hampers industrial recovery, calls for reducing public debt, and lowering the tax load to spur wealth and job growth amid tight money conditions.
The Baptist Church held a Christmas pageant with a large turnout and an augmented choir. The program featured The Born King solo, scenes The Eternal Light and a candle lighting finale. Directed by Mrs. Jeffries with Narrator Mrs. Graffte and pianist Mrs. Nelson, Joseph role by A. W. Lee, lighting by Lee and Kennedy. Christmas Tree exercises set for Thursday at 2 PM followed by a Young People party. Services return to normal next Sunday.
The Acton Bowling League in its sixth week aims to draw fans with the schedule’s highlighted matches and key players. Local bowlers and teams prepare for upcoming bouts as standings shift and excitement builds.
The text notes Mr and Mrs Henry Bricsom of Stow receiving greetings from Mrs Ralph H. Barto and Miss Marie Nelson. Miss Jean Buxton will visit friends in Hartford Connecticut over the holidays.
Earl Carl Morey son of Mrs John Latulippe died after a month long illness at his home in Acton Roxboro and Littleton shifted. He attended Center West Schools and Junior High and was a freshman at Littleton High School. He belonged to the Juvenile Grange in Roxboro and left many friends. Survived by his mother a grandfather in Auburn Maine stepfather John Latulippe two stepbrothers John Latulippe Jr James Latulippe and two stepsisters Mrs Clarence Latulippe and Mrs Harry Joslin. Funeral at Goodrich Undertaking Lynn burial Pine Grove Lynn. A Silver Tea was given Tuesday at the Boston Vendome hotel for the annual Christmas party.
Arch Chapter announces a Mal meeting with all members in attendance. Refreshments will follow the session.
Sunday morning mass led by Rev. Edward P. Daniels with Bach music selections and a Christmas pageant. The service will be chaired by the minister and a Christmas program titled Jesus Joy of Man's Desiring Break Forth O Beautious is noted. Parents and friends invited for Tuesday December 29 at 3 30.
The piece discusses Bynkershoek’s Dominion of the Sea idea that respect for a nation’s power comes from its ability to enforce, not merely from its cannons. It notes the concept as international law protecting shore fisheries and maritime interests.
Maynard reports Troop 4 Boy Scouts invite boys aged 12 to 18 to join a May meeting. The notice calls for interested youths to attend and participate in local scouting activities and leadership development opportunities.
The Middlesex employees held their gathering with Mr Tolman as a guest of honor, inviting staff members to the event.
Maynard town selectmen approved the renewal of two liquor beer and wine licenses from last year. The A B C commission oversees the renewals and will finalize the process.
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