Marlboro Enterprise Address and Publication Details
The snippet records the Enterprise publication details from Marlboro Massachusetts including address 1 Liberty Street and notes the paper’s status as a Second Class Matter since 1903. It lists subscription rates and mentions postage and city locations such as Acton and Bedford.
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Liberty Street
Marlboro
Mass
Maes
Enterprise , Incorporated
Postoffice
Boro
Cal To Coolidge Tax Talk Echoes Across Nation
A reconstructible excerpt cites Calvin Coolidge warning against wasteful spending and rising taxes. The text argues officeholders promise economy but raise levies after election, urging restraint by public servants to aid growth and employment.
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Calvin Coolidge
Tate
Standardized Traffic Laws Considered for Nationwide Code
Discussion of a proposed national traffic code to harmonize speed limits licensing and driving rules across states. Advocates say uniform standards would reduce accidents while recognizing state sovereignty.
GFHE Old West Speaks near Br Country
Fragmentary OCR note shows a phrase about the old west and nearest approaches to Br country. context and full meaning are unclear due to damaged text. No identifiable people or events are readable enough to confirm details.
Gun ownership debate tied to crime and self defense
The text argues that widespread terror by gun thugs may force citizens to arm themselves to deter crime. It contends that harsher laws restricting lawful gun ownership will not fix the problem and suggests wholesale arming could reduce criminal gun activity.
Millions for Roads Drive Aids Farm to Market Links
A federal appropriation of 160 million dollars funds road construction across states. The move aims to expand the rural road network, improve year round farm to market access, and accelerate business revival as material costs drop and labor remains abundant.
Broad Soviet Radio Propaganda Embraces the Nation
A 1920s assessment notes rapid growth in Soviet radio from one Moscow station in 1925 to 65 by 1929 with many actives. Propaganda aims expand via Five Year Plan targets and new stations. By 1929 around 400,000 receiving sets reach about 150 million Russians, enabling mass dissemination even to illiterate populations through community centers.
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Red Russia
Moscow
Roger Shaw
Red
Russia
Perilous Perch and Politics Shape Economic Outlook
The piece argues Republicans aim to wound Tammany Hall ahead of the 1932 election while Democrats face candidate anxieties. It discusses manufacturing recovery, autos, building activity, and the global downturn, asserting hopeful but cautious signs as industry adjusts to a new equilibrium under free enterprise.
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New York City
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Hoover
Bad Judges And Corrupt Politics In New York Courts
Article reports graft and dishonesty in New York City courts with Tammany Hall selling judgeships. It notes removals and January appointments by Mayor Walker, praised by the local bar, while criticizing the system that corrupts municipal offices and controls judicial appointments.
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New York City
Walker
New York
Tammany
Permanent Recovery Factors in Permanent Recovery
The January statement from The National Bank of New York notes improved business conditions with growth in steel and automobile sectors. Manufacturing payrolls rise, employment expands, and business sentiment grows more confident, hinting at a broader recovery across key industries.
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National Bank of New York
Harry T. Stock speaks in Maynard on youth types
Maynard heard Harry T. Stock, Young People's director for the Congregational Educational Society, discuss "Our Younger Generation" before a large audience of youths and parents at Union Church. He urged avoiding uniform labels and noted four types of young people the church can aid.
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Maynard
Harry T. Stock
Congregational Educational Society
Union Church
Mr. Stock
DO X Sets First Leg of Long Flight from Europe
The DO X begins its first leg on an 11 500 mile journey toward Nove Sole, crossing the South Atlantic. The German airship carries nineteen aboard and is piloted under Friedrich Christian.
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Nove
South Atlantic
Congoes
Friedrich Christianoe
Youthful Responsibility and Faith in Church Programs
A speaker classifies youth into types from the virtuous to the idealistic and urges churches to offer vital, engaging programs. He argues many youth questions can be discussed profitably in groups and calls for programs that meet today’s needs. Next Sunday night Sidney McCleary speaks on Responsibility.
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Sidney McCleary
Six Short Plays by Domino Club at Whiting Hall School
Six short plays to be presented by the Domino club of Whiting Hall school South Sudbury at Village Hall Framingham Centre on Wednesday February 11. Casts include Alden Tedford Kenneth Clapp Robert Phelps Joseph Starrett Gustav Jahn Rodman Nye William Poole Wilder Wood Maurice Bering Leonard Strang Clyde Brennan Sidney Hanley Marvin Thomas Bruce Murray Lawrence Waterman Alan Kattelle The Sudbury High School orchestra will perform between acts under director William H Taunton.
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Sudbury
Domino Club
Whiting Hall School
South Sudbury
Village Hall
Framingham Centre
Alden Tedford
Kenneth Clapp
Robert Phelps
Joseph Starrett
Gustav Jahn
Rodman Nye
William , Poole
Wilder Wood
Xanthippe
Socrates
Maurice Berring
Robert Kelly
Leonard Strang
Clyde Brennan
Edgar Goodnow
Sidney Hanley
Lawrence Evans
Ernest Ingersoll
James Malonson
Marvin Thomas
Robert Strang
John Shapleigh
Lawrence Waterman
Sudbury High School
William H. Taunton
Marlboro Women’s Club Plans Four Afternoons of Whists
Marlboro Directors agreed to host four Thursday afternoon whists at Odd Fellows hall starting February 13. Candy sale and ticket duties were assigned to club members. The board also elected replacements, endorsed Grace Morrisor Poole for General Federation president, and approved a Mothercraft dot in local schools.
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Marlboro
Marlboro Women’s Club
Albert B. Sampson
Odd Fellows Hall
William H. Withenbee
Fred Shermar
L. H. Tourtelette
George W. Heys
EB. P. Carris
State Board of Mothercraft
John A Gurtig
Grace Morrisor Poole
General Federation
State Federation
Will of Hudson Woman Filed for Probate
Belle F Robertson of Hudson dies Christmas Day leaving a $3500 personal and $3500 real estate estate. Frank H Robertson, her brother, is named as executor with seven nieces and nephews as beneficiaries. Probate filings recorded in Middlesex, Hudson.
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Glancy News Service
Hudson
Belle F Robertson
Middlesex
Frank H Robertson
Belmont K of C Takes Maynard Belmont Card and Bowling Title
Belmont K of C wins the Maynard card and bowling tournament beating Maynard K of C in bowling by 0.79 pins at Lynch alleys. Belmont claims victories in 45 flames two tables and bridge whist. Maynard wins one pitch game cribbage and a bridge whist point. ten men per side compete. George Lynch 323 leads visitors. J Duggan 300 tops Belmont.
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Maynard
Maynard K
Belmont K
Belmont
Lynch
Invaders
George Lynch
J. Duggan
Epworth League Events at Maynard Methodist Church
The Epworth League postpones its Feb 10 meeting to Feb 19 at Howard Whitney’s 34 Concord Street. On Feb 12 the league hosts an Old Folks Costume Party at the church with a 15 cent charge. Philathea Class meets Feb at 18 Maple Street. Church school board meets at 6 Parmenter Road Friday at 7 30 p m. Mr Mills begins a sermon series on The Efficient Church of Our Day with Why I Love the Church. Dorothy Burnham leads the evening Epworth League and Mills preaches Jesus on the Last Judgment.
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Te Epworth League
Howard Whitney
Concord Street
Epworth League
Ralph Muzzey
Maple Street
Albert
Foster
Mills
Dorothy Burnham
Mr. Mills
Illnesses Sweep South Acton Schools
In South Acton many fly and cold cases are reported. several pupils are affected. Miss Mary L Owen Mrs Henry Capelle and George Smith are ill at their homes.
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Mary L. Owen
Henry Capelle
George Smith
South Acton Ladies of Bocia Meet Feb 5 at 2
The South Acton The Ladies Bocia will meet at Mrs Alma Stowell's home Thursday February fifth at 2 o'clock instead of the usual time. The gathering will have a social nature with games and refreshments. A Woman's Exchange table will be featured.
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South Acton
Bocia
Alma Stowell
Whist and Social At Central Street Home
Mr and Mrs Connié O Cullinane hosted a whist party on Central street Tuesday evening. Mrs Clare Milbery won the ladies first prize and Jack Udell the men's. consolation prizes went to Mrs John Davis and George Hayward. Piano by Jack Udell and singing by John Davis and Chester Downey. Refreshments closed the evening.
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Connié
O Cullinane
Central Street
Clare Milbery
Jack Udell
John Davis
George Hayward
Chester Downey
Reliable party sought for Watkins products distribution
Local ad seeks a reliable person to handle Watkins products in Concord. Customer base established. Excellent opportunity for the right man. Respond at once to CG Worley 231 Johnson Ave Newark New Jersey.
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Concord
Worley
Johnson Ave
Newark
New Jersey
Maynard committee aids relief and lists benefactors
The Maynard Citizens committee reports relief work proceeds quietly and effectively. Donations and aid are given immediately in forms like clothing and footwear. most help comes without fanfare. An appeal for underwear and wearing apparel is issued. a benefit moving picture event is planned with a long list of named supporters and organizers.
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Maynard Citizens’ Committee
Salvation Army Annual Appeal Urges Acton Support
The Salvation Army requests $250 toward Acton relief as winter hardships strain funds. An Acton committee led by Horace F. Tuttle asks residents to send contributions to the Acton fund, supporting urgent needs and ongoing aid through the season.
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Salvation Army
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Acton
Acton‘ Fund
Horace F. Tuttle
Geng. L. Hall
West Acton
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Ralph A. Barker
We F. Bradford
Dr. W
Michael Foley
Hedon D. Frank W
Arthurries
Howard Long
Merriam
Josephine E. St Tian
Andrew J. Off George S. Tucker, Jr
Walt Whitcomb
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Whiting Hall
Framingham
Will of Hudson
Maynard P. O
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Stow
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Belmont K of C Perkins Eaee
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O’brien
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McCarthy
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O’connor
Maney
Maynard Methodist Notes
Rae Barlow
Moving Picture
Irving Dart
D. C. Drechsler
Chas. A. Donahue
James Eston
James Farrell
Hattie Fiske
Frank Finocchi
Margaret Gates
Elizabeth Hooper
Albert Hodges
Robert Lester Donald Littlefield
James Mahoney
W. X. Maculda
Frank McCarron
J ‘A MacPherson Co
E McCleary
Line Mercer
Olive Morgan
C J Morse
George Newton
George Priest
Quinn Chester Sawyer Harold Sheridan
Arthur Sullivan
Sweeney George E White
W. H. Thies
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