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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1941
Page
2
Advertising rates published by Gongord Enterprise at the Postoffice list 75 cents per inch for first insertion and 60 cents per inch for subsequent insertions. Appears in the Bubushea Weekly edition dated Wednesday. Official notices identify Editor Adolph W. Junein in Concord, Massachusetts.
Fragmentary text mentions a four year sentence for Cadula chief and a steamer City of int bound for Baltimore with unclear sources. Details are unreadable and names are partially garbled, limiting precise reconstruction.
The text warns of massed forces for tyranny threatening modern civilization. It urges vigilance and readiness to defend cherished American institutions and the moral social political and economic foundations against brute force and fraud. It emphasizes unity faith and total commitment to preservation.
Cordell Hull urges a revival of religious fervor and humility before God to uphold high standards of conduct. He warns that crisis demands vision, loyalty, unity, self-discipline, and unselfish service to secure tomorrow. He stresses churches play a vital role in moral rebirth and human liberty.
Fragmentary note mentions By Kitty Kitchen and a siren Hetled. It references pine roasting and timing to 800 minutes per pound but details are unclear.
The Greater Boston Committee thanks Mrs Russell Robb Jr of Concord Massachusetts for a 1000 dollar donation with 160 for hospital beds and 840 for general funds. The letter notes interest in a treasurer’s report, praises the Concord Unit as a public example, and mentions a 50000 dollar grant used for Radon research and underground lab work.
Acton-The Chefs earned three points in Monday’s game with the Oilers claiming one point. Thursday saw the Tigers defeat the G Men by one point, while Friday’s match between the Millmen and Farmers ended with two points for each side. The league standings as of Jan 17 list the Tigers and Chefs with strong totals and Farmers close behind. Final first round matches were Oilers versus Farmers, Tigers versus Farmers, G Men versus Oilers, and Chefs versus Millmen.
John M. Anderson of West Ac iiary Academy attended the inauguration exercises of President Roosevelt in Washington as one of ten cadets from the academy.
On Thursday afternoon Charlotte Jones hosted a fifth birthday party for seven playmates at her home on Sarings Street. The house was decorated with streamers and balloons as the guests enjoyed games and exchanged gifts followed by refreshments.
The Maynard Health Board reports semi monthly Well Baby Clinics examined over 600 babies in the past year and held smallpox vaccination sessions reaching 73 children. Dog rabies clinics vaccinated 217 dogs with no rabies cases reported, and annual milk inspection continued with Framingham Laboratory analysis. The report details communicable diseases, a reduced 1941 health budget request, NYA projects aiding youths, and extensive girls production funded by federal payrolls including 6670.38 dollars and an electric power machine loan, praising town cooperation.
Sudbury-Today the Sudbury Woman's Club hosts a member program with principals teachers and pupils from Sudbury schools as special guests. The event opens with Color posting by Sudbury Boy Scouts, followed by a French playlet and music from the new orchestra. Folk dancing and dramatic reading conclude the entertainment under Mrs Hervey Fairbank and committee.
The Sudbury Board of Assessors Henry E Rice Fred Ham and Webster Cutting are on their yearly tour of duty. Mrs C William Wood hosted friends with bridge and tea last week on Goodman Hill Road. Inquiries arise about a preschool for children by Mr and Mrs Jluckel at their Center home.
Major Davisson has been ordered into service and will be stationed at Fort Riley Kansas for the present. Mrs Davisson and family will visit her mother in St Petersburg Florida this winter. Sudbury family news notes several neighbors moving into Weatherbee haus on Concord road and guests from Cannes France staying at Sudbury Tea House.
The Board of Selectmen announces March town election with nomination papers due February 14 at 5 pm and articles for the warrant due by February 7. Voter registration ends February 19. The annual meeting follows the election, with polling at the town hall from noon to 8 pm and the school auditorium hosting the meeting.
Carlton Thomas, an alumnus and lawyer, clings to memories of the Order of Owls. A policy bans giving pins to unengaged recipients, prompting Carlton to account for six pins he once held. He recalls how he distributed pins to sisters, lovers, and rivals, amid reminders of a past romance with Peggy Trent at the Hotel Gordon.
Government health defense program emphasizes vitamin and mineral intake for family health under modern conditions. Advocates adequate, varied foods year round with emphasis on fresh orange juice as a primary vitamin C source. Breakfast menus feature orange juice, eggs, beef, ham, and baked pears to fortify against winter stress.
A chaotic scene erupts as disputes escalate provoking intervention by authorities. Witnesses report heated exchanges and a rapid shift in narrative as conflicting accounts surface amid the fray. Officials urge calm while investigations begin to determine responsibility and motive.
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