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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1939

Page

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Who's News and Big Shots in a Bustling Year

A kaleidoscope of literary figures and industry names appears in Who's News this week. From Phil Stong and James Cain to Burman and Saunders, profiles blend careers, plays, and awards with hints of mining finance and copper industry impact.

W York Maxwell Ander Louis Weiltsenkern Phil Stongritten Mr. Stong Saturnine James Cain Nicholas Demon Reporter Paul Focal

Seven Sisters Play at Concord High School Draws Full Houses

Concord High School staged Seven Sisters a n act farce under Miss Gertrude Rideout to cheers and strong reviews. The production included Hungarian dance interludes by Ruth Haysey and Francis Jedith with the cast led by Herion Maurine and others. After the show the principal presented Miss Rideout with a book as applause continued and the cast received bouquets.

Concord Moncord High School Gertrude H. Rideout Neard High School Nos BH Ruth Haysey Francis Jedith Herion, Maurine Dha Gouatnee Rebhi Ach Sandor Martin Bisit Paul W. Ina Peter Ie Puriga Robert R. Voigt Christopher D. Wadsworth Wood Blecher Martin F. Goodwin Miss Rideout Florence Brown Parker J. Dexter Constance Moulton Betty Coolidge Carolyn Viscariello David Kent William Nicol Norman Pradd Christopher Wadeworth Robert Carter Caleb Wheeler Business Committee Mis Helen C. Wilson Mildred Olsen Avis Spencer Geraldine, Anderson Virginia Corey Patty Hosmer Peere H. P. Larrenee B. Goodwin B .D. Harlow A A Schaal W. 4 Farnsworth T L. Sanborn W OC Bilis

Seventy Employed on WPA Project at Walden Pond

Seventy men began work Wednesday on the Walden Pond Reservation under Herbert B. Hosmer. The WPA project uses Middlesex County Commissioners authorization but is run as a government project with work clearing shrubs and broken trees for spring tourist season.

Concord Walden Pond Herbert B. Hosmer Middlesex County Commissioners

Benefit Bridge Party Draws Community Support

A local benefit bridge party is planned for an upcoming afternoon at Mavelat House. Organizers seek strong turnout to ensure a successful event and are urging residents to attend and support the cause.

West Concord Club In Play

The West Concord Woman's Club held its regular meeting on February 17. A play titled A Light From the Hill House was presented under the direction of Mrs. George Shep.

Weat Conéo'd

Mystery torpedoed vessel sparks transatlantic probe

Government officials and shipping men from two continents raced to solve the fate of a reportedly torpedoed ship about 300 miles south of the Azores. Authorities feared a British oil tanker Pedten wreck as searchers found no sign of debris or survivors.

Chatham Azores Pedten

Ten Thousand Outen Detroit Auto Row

Detroit unions clash as ten thousand workers at Chrysler Co face layoffs amid a stalled bargaining process. United Automobile Workers seek active bargaining rights while Plymouth and Briggs plants await resolution.

Outen Detroit Auto Row Detroit Chrysler Co Omes Sane Plymouth Briggs United Automobile Workers

House Votes Navy Plans and Base Bill Status

The House passed an air corps expansion bill setting the top force at 6000 serviceable aircraft from 5500 authorized, with a final vote on the naval and submarine base bill expected today. The Hague announced fortifications are under construction along the front. A separate report notes a Farm Murder over a mortgage payoff on a 200-acre property. Elvin Wood shot Abner Nelson, Morris farmer, shocking the community. Henry Mueller jumped 65 feet from a bank building, dying, after being discharged from his job the prior Friday.

Washington Senate Military Affairs Committee Army Air Corps House Elvin Wood Abner Nelson Morris Farmer Lynchi Morris Hartford Conn Henry M. Mueller

Citizens' Caucus Nominates Garrity For Two Town Posts

In Concord the Citizens' Caucus met Monday night in the Veterans Building and nominated candidates for town offices. Thomas F Garrity Jr was chosen for Town Treasurer and Collector of Taxes. Marvin C Taylor chaired, Margaret Collins served as secretary, while H Whittemore Brown supported reelection of existing officers except Herbert Townsend. Brown noted Townsend’s planned retirement after seven years.

Concord Citizens’ Caucus Veterans Building Thomas F Garrity, Jr Marvin C Taylor Margaret Collins H. Whittemore Brown Board of Selectmen Herbert Townsend Brown Townsend William A Buttrick Ernest Anderson Buttrick Mary B Harrington Kennan Damon Joseph ¥ F King Frederick R Hart Jr Kennan Danion War Board of Public Welfare Ruth R Wheeler Chilton Cabot William and. Gower James E Finan Ose

Addition to Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance complex opens

The new Home Office addition for Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Co and its affiliated firms is completed and in use. Public viewing hours were Saturday 7 to 9 p.m. Architect Harry Little of Concord directed the design and supervision. Boston's MacCutcheon Company built the structure, with seating for 90 employees.

Goncer Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Coe Ae Harry Little Concord MacCutcheon Company of Boston

Salvation Army drive in Concord seeks $1000 goal

The Concord Salvation Army annual appeal led by Burleigh L. Pratt aims to raise $1000 quickly across Concord and nearby towns including Littleton Carlisle Acton West Acton and Lincoln. Ferguson begins official collections with badge papers. donors may contribute via the Middleex Institution for Savings in Concord or local treasurers in Littleton.

Concord Salvation Army Littleton Carlisle Lincoln Weat Concords Actons Burleigh L. Pratt Pa. Ferguson Pratt Julian W. Per Middlevex Stanley F. ‘Conant Great Road Concord Businas Aanle Ballou Lars Anderson David A.baldwin Mise Garah R. Bartlett Edward P. Daniels Robert B. Goodwin George A. W. Hutchinson Samuel G. Kent H Paul Larrabee A. F Charles H.mason John R. McManus Charles Russell Peck Everett KB Pierce Otto Raton William G. Ryan Norman Oi Spenner B. Payson True Hubert M. Wardwell West Concord W. Stuart Allen Kenneth R. Teed Acton Horace F. Tuttle West Acton Arthur F. Blanchard Lowell H. Cram August N Senses T Arthur G South Acton Orma L. Clark D. L. Chamberlain G. Edward Prouty Alexander H. McDonald Robert D. Donaldson South Lincoln Herert H. Farrar

Dredging Proposed for Concord Assabet Sudbury Rivers

Rep Otie M Whitney urged state action to dredge the Concord Assabet and Sudbury rivers to prevent flood damage. He cited 1936 floods harming farmers and warned of future losses without flood control works by public works. A related measure by Senator Connors was discussed by the harbor and public lands committee.

Concord Assabet Sudbury State Department of Public ‘Works Legislative Committee On Harbors Otie M. Whitney Edmund M. Whales Weyiene Laula B. Connors Waltham Sudbury Rine Whitney

Concord Audit Recommends Accountant and Budget Reforms

The Concord town report calls for appointing an Accountant for three years with a $2,000 annual salary and restructuring clerical roles. It notes combined Treasurer and Tax Collector salaries totaling $3,600 and advocates readjusting pay, audits, and future budgeting to stabilize hydrant service funding and state charges.

Concord Concord Vmnence’ Committee Maceines

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