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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1941

Page

4

What Pearl Harbor Means to Us All

A reflective tribute explaining Pearl Harbor's impact on the American psyche and military resolve. It states the attack revealed gaps in preparedness, the resilience of U S forces, and the need for vigilance against fifth column activity at home.

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Dual Telephone Cables Laid From Portland to Boston Route

Ground burial of dual long distance cables advances from Portland Maine toward Boston Massachusetts with a 120 mile southern leg through New Hampshire. Project by New England Telephone and Telegraph and American Telephone and Telegraph aims to 200 percent more circuits and eventual doubling while using carrier frequency channels and ground plow technique.

Portland Maine Boston New Hampshire Dover Duram Guy H. Sturgis New England Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company Marlboro New England Maritime Provinces Canada le Bell Telephone Laboratories Valies Haverhill Mass Omaha Nebraska Sacramento California New England Telephone and Telegraph American Telephone and Telegraph Companies

Marlboro Country Club Sets New Year Party Night

The Marlboro Country Club will host its second annual New Year’s party for members guests and friends at the local club on Wednesday night. A dinner dance with dancing starting at nine o’clock and a twelve piece orchestra.

Marlboro Memors Marlboro Country Club

Event committee announced for club gathering

The organizing committee for the occasion has decorated the hall with festoons and favors. Bert C. Riley is president and chairman of the committee, with T. A. Kirkham of Boston, Mrs. Thomas Morse, Mrs John Clark of Hudson, and Mrs. Paul Markle of Somerville serving as members.

Bert C. Riley T. A. Kirkham Boston Thomas Morse John Clark Hudson Paul Markle Somerville

Farmers Will Get Food Plan In Worcester Session

Bay State farmers gather at Worcester on January 7 to study wartime agricultural problems and map plans for 1942. Clifford M. Townsend director of the office of agricultural defense relations will open as chief speaker. Townsend, former Indiana governor, heads the coordinating board for arable food supplies for the nation and Allies.

Bay State Worcester Clifford M. Townad Office of Agricultural Defense Relations Townsend Indiana America

New Year’s Day Hotel Ruse Inspires Feast on the House

Sheila and Ralph Perkins, touring performers, plot a New Year’s stay at a hotel. With three dollars left, they stockpile cheap supplies, bluff room service, and discover the dining room offers free meals as the staff forgets to bill. The waiter reveals the gag as they realize they are the only guests who did not order the full menu.

Benkins Ralph Sheila Bee Perkins Ralph Perkins Room Service McClure Syndicate

Citizens urged to join military and civilian defense efforts

The article lists agencies and offices for enlistment and volunteer work across Army Navy Coast Guard Marine Corps Air Force and civilian groups. It details eligibility ages duties locations contact numbers and integration with the Greater Boston Unified War Fund and Salvage Campaign local offices at 80 Federal street 17 Gloucester street 70 State street 7 Water street and 238 Beacon street with Commonwealth 4444 and Capitol 6310 as contact points.

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Difficult Descent and the Ladder of Life

Poem fragment reflects on life’s ascent and descent with a somber tone. The speaker cites a line about ladders and falling, attributed to William L. Brownell, implying philosophical meditation on struggle and resilience.

William L. Brownell

Defense Bonds and Stamps Drive Civic Duty Advertising

A wartime appeal urges citizens to buy Defense Bonds and Stamps daily and weekly to support national defense. The message stresses personal stakes, urging immediate action to fund military needs.

Referendum Sought on Meal Tax Suspension in Massachusetts

Massachusetts hotel and restaurant operators campaign to collect 15000 signatures for a referendum to suspend the five percent meal tax on meals over one dollar. The move hinges on a Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruling regarding legality, with petitions filed under an emergency preamble to the liberalized old age measure.

Arthur W. Woodman State House Boston Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Massachusetts Marlboro Frederic W. Cook Cook Robert T. Bushnell Supreme Judicial Court

Maynard Boat Club Charter Granted in Massachusetts

Special to This Paper Boston. Secretary of State Frederic W. Cook announced today that he has granted a charter of incorporation to the Aconta Lanch of Maynard with a capital of 200 shares of no par stock. The charter lists Arcuszewski and Wicko of Maynard as incorporators.

State House Boston Frederic W. Cook Aconta Lanch of Maynard Way Incorporated Arcuszewski Stanley Richard Wicko

Plan Celebrations For Holidays In 1942 Calendar

The 1942 year will begin on Wednesday night with multiple holidays and three Friday the 13ths in February March and November. Lincoln and Washington birthdays fall in February, Valentine’s Day in the 14th, Lent begins Ash Wednesday, and other federal observances are listed through Christmas and into 1943.

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New Year Superstitions Offer Luck and Cautions

Based on old beliefs a New Year brings luck if the first visitor is dark and brings a gift, with coal or a red herring as ideal. Seeing a horse or dog foresees wishes or happiness. cats warn of worry. Wearing new clothes first thing, receiving gifts, and saying Happy New Year with crossed fingers are urged. Left handed actions are said to enhance the charm for the year.

Present Day Calendar Result of Many Beliefs

The article traces how calendars evolved from moon watching and seasonal cycles to the Gregorian system. It notes historical methods like Egyptian Nile dating and Native American sleep terms, mentions Orthodox Julian remnants, and cites regional year counts such as 1942 in America and 2602 in Japan. Time advances relentlessly.

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Hollis bills seeks to exempt armed forces from poll tax

Rep. Theodore Hollis of Stoneham moves to shield men in the armed forces from poll tax by removing them from local voting lists. The plan would keep sons 21 and younger off canvass lists, affecting their voting rights, and raises concerns about preserving civil rights while tackling the poll tax problem.

Arthur W. Woodman State House Boston Theodore Hollis Stoneham Sery Hollis Rep House Chaman Committee On Billon Laws

First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Service Notice

First Church of Christ Scientist Concord holds Sunday services at 10 45 a m and a Sunday school at the same time A testimonial meeting occurs Wednesdays at 7 45 p m The Reading Room is open 2 to 5 p m and remains open until 7 30 p m The lesson sermon for Sunday January 4 discusses God with the golden text Now and ever The Bible readings include Isaiah passages and a quota from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy

Concord Scientist Boston Massachusetts Marybaker Hadj Sermo

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