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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1927

Page

4

Mussolini Seen As Two Men In One By Painter

Noted painter Rappaport describes Mussolini as dual in mood and manner. He recalls meeting the premier in Palazzo Chigi and observes a charming, child like side alongside a stern, commanding demeanor during political briefings.

Ssolini Rappaport Dario Iremier Interna Benito Mussoea Mussolini Odler Les Solini Eay Faelly Palazzo Chigi Napoleon Mme

Four Suns in Desert Sky Stun Arizona Town In Uplifting Display

In Yuba City Arizona locals viewed a rare celestial event with four suns visible in the western sky. Porter Emerson Browne and local residents sketched the scene while Lowell Observatory scientists later analyzed the phenomenon as sunlight refracted by clouds, a rare halo display.

Raymond Dyas International News Service Yuba City Arizona Desert Rome Germany Amd Russia Rane Hide List Shekayah Rancho Porter Emerson Browne Rancho Lowell Flagstaff Besson Observatoire de Monts France Roy Dreeni Ian Ponhals Hevelius

Governor Proclaims Conservation Week Observance

Governor Alvan proclaimed Conservation Week from January 29 to February 6. The proclamation calls for observance and highlights potential economic benefits from conservation efforts.

Massachusetts Conservation Week Proclaimed by Governor

Governor proclaims January 29 to February 5 as Conservation Week urging public and private involvement to preserve natural heritage. Mentions New England Sportsmen's Show by the Fish & Game Protective Association and an industrial survey. Notes support for conservation and outdoor life, with a focus on cost effective study at the Institute.

Commonwealth Massaschusetts Rye Alvan T. Fuller Herman A.’ MacDonald New England Massachusetts Fish & Game Protective Association

MIT Division to Aid New England Industrial Surveys

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology announces a new Division of Municipal and Industrial Research led by W A Bassett to assist New England communities with inventories of economic conditions and community planning. Preliminary surveys, starting with Providence, aim to describe local industries and relate data to services and facilities for growth.

Boston Massachusetts Institute of Technology W. A. Bassett New England Council New England Bassett Division of Technology Providence Chamber of Comerce Bassetth Ted

Institute offers research cooperation with New England industry

The Institute proposes to cooperate with the Council's Research Committee to share research facilities with New England industries. It commits to undertaking research for New England businesses across engineering and pure sciences, marking it as a pioneer among New England educational institutions in promoting industrial use of research.

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Masonic Funeral Held for Thomas Deane in Maynard

Thomas Deane 56 died at his home on Sunday after a pneumonia illness. Born in Maynard, he was a longtime employee at the Assabet mill and a prominent figure in Masonic circles. He leaves one daughter Gertrude and five sisters. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. at his residence.

Maynard Thomas Deane Concord St John Deane Gertrude Deane Jennie Elizabeth Deane George Whitney Nellie Roberts Saco Emma Keep Northfield Deane Assabet Charles A. Welch A.fawm Commandery K. T Hud- Walden R. A Lord Nic Magdalene

Revered local pastor remembered at Maynard funeral

The former pastor of a Maynard church, Rev. D. My vot ton, was given a Masonic escort from his home to Glenwood Cemetery for burial in a fly lot. Leaders from town and industry delegations who knew the deceased attended the service and burial.

D. My Votton Aoe Maynard Offin

Southy man wins jury verdict in Massachusetts motor crash suit

In Woburn Massachusetts on November 3 1924 a mobile accident case went to trial. ACCIDENT CA Harry Stone of Southy prevailed before a jury against Prescott W Lovell alleging Stone speeding caused the crash at Lexington Avenue and Bridge Street. Lovell claimed Stone drove fast. Trial lasted two days with John D McLaughlin explaining to the jury. Attorneys J Holbrook of Boston represented Lovell and John E of Marlboro represented Stone.

Harry Stone Southy Folk County Prescott W. Lovell Woburn Mass Lexington Avenue Bridge Street Lovell Stone John

Nee Returns To Studies After Eight Weeks Out

Gerald Nee, captain of the baseball team and student president, returns to Maynard school after eight weeks out with strained ligaments in his knees. His loss would be serious for the baseball squad and school.

Maynard Gerald Nee Mo Captain Nee Iain Nee

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