Jones Still Plans Airplane Lending As Ford Rebuilds
The column notes Jones says Reconnaissance Finance will lend government money to banks, enabling credit and loans. It mentions Henry Ford resuming airplane production, with a new two passenger plane and wide-range fuel capacity. It also reports political and international comment on press freedom and port concerns, plus brief notes on Porto Rico tensions and Mussolini era rain impacts. The tone blends economic policy with world affairs and aviation news.
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Henry Ford
Jts
Jess Jones
Reconvuction Finance Corporation
Mr. Jones
Presidents Birthday Party Draws Large Crowd
Maynard ushers in the Presidents Birthday dance and whist to raise funds for the fight against infantile paralysis. Seventy percent of proceeds stay in Maynard under the Public Welfare and Health boards. Weckstrom's orchestra will play, prizes donated by Mrs. Della Moore, and a radio hookup will bring President Roosevelt's message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. McCarron
Birthday Party
National Committee
Della Moore
Roosevelt
Retires After 13 Years In Office At Acton
An official marks thirteen years in his current role as officers of the Acton organization recognize his long service and retirement from the position.
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Nagegy
Maynard WPA Projects Draw Federal Aid in 1936
Federal aid for BRA and WPA projects in Maynard during May 1936 totaled 121434 dollars with additional shipments for local welfare distribution. Maynard's material costs were about 27000 dollars.
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Federal Ag
Maynard
Maynard Grange 10 installs new officers
The wife of officers of Maynard Grange will be installed in Grange hall tomorrow evening by Harvey G. Turner Massachusetts State Grange worthy steward assisted by Mrs Anne Turner Read ing Grange marshal Miss Rachel Owen Stoneham Grange emblem bearer and others. Master-elect Leslie Sims announces committee appointments and a collation will follow with music by Frank Case and hosted by Mrs Affe Hayward and Mrs Anne Floyd.
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Maynard Grange
Grange Hall
Harvey G. Turner
Massachusetts State Grange
Anne Turner
P. M
Reading Grange
Rachel Owen
Stoneham Grange
Catherine Chase
Bessie Haartz
Andover Grange
Adelaide Sims
Leslie Sims
Hazel Bumpus
Howard Whitney
Mark Imbimbo
Mary Lawson
Orville P. Tucker
Grace Whitney
Hagel Kance
A. J. Bourke
Sims
Dorothy Alving
Eric Farnell
William Hayward
Joseph Finnocchi
Hazel Robinson
Anna Duclos
Irma Aldrich
Phyllis Savikoski
Mary Powers
Anne Floyde
Veronica Creighton
Mary Jones
Grace Tucker
Esther ‘Sims
Affe Hayward
Anne Floyd
Frank Case
Vina del Mar’s Named Origins in Chilean Port History
The article notes Vina del Mar six miles from Valparaiso, Chile, as the country’s principal port with historical roots. It describes a riverbank area once suited to grape growing where a vineyard was planted and named Vina del Mar meaning Vineyard of the Ses.
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Vina del Mar
Valparaiso
Chile
Maynard G. Taylor Jr to lead Hood Rubber midwest office
Maynard High School and Tufts College graduate Maynard G. Taylor Jr will depart for Chicago to chair a midwest office for Hood Rubber. As leader of the Anchor and Ark Glee Club for five years he boosted local music, guiding two New England championships and a Hartford New York trip for a second title.
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Maynard
Gavin A. Taylor, Jr
Chicago
Mid-West
Hood Rubber Company
Taylor
Maynard High School
Tufts College
Anchor and Ark Glee Club
Anchor and Ark Club
New England Federation of Musical Clubs
New York
Hartford
Connecticut
Tufts Glee Club
Mrs Graves to Give Course on Current Events in Concord
Mrs Harold Graves of West Boylston will present four lectures on current events for the Concord Woman's club Education Committee. Sessions begin 3 30 PM Fridays January 31 February 14 February 28 and March 1 at the Consolidated Gap Company auditorium in Concord. Tickets available through committee members.
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Graves
Concord Woman's Club
Harold Graves
West Boylston
Consolidated Gap Company
Concord
Martin Goodwin
Trinitarian Church Holds Annual Meeting at Concord
The Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord held its annual meeting following a turkey supper directed by Mrs. Ole Olson. Rev. George L. Thur praised long‑time clerk Charles H. Farrar for decades of service, with reports showing 364 members, 176.8 average attendance, and vigorous activity across women and youth groups, committees, and the church school.
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Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Ole Olson
George L. Thur
Charles H
Annie Rebecca Tittle
Samuel Farrar
Wo‘Union
Mothers’ Club
Eliot R. Howard Reo
Thurlow
Woman's Union
Leslie R. Moors
George Nelson
Prank Pierce
E. Burgess Dickey
George D. Hallett
Willard Hemenway
Wallace B. Conant
Eliot R. Howard
Thomas Todd
Harrison J. Barett
Lesle R. Moore
KE. Russell Davis
Florence FE
Angier
Alexander R. MacLeod
Frank Hood
George E. Ebricwxson
Church
Elsie E. Rose
Ysobel Hutchinson
William Wadsworth
Earl H. Parks
E. Russell Davis
Woman's Union and Church School
Leslie
R Moore
Welly A. Hall
Edwin F Booth Named Edison District Manager In Massachusetts
Edwin F Booth veteran Edison employee is appointed Edison Manager for Lexington Maynard Lincoln Carlisle Bedford and Acton districts. Open House on Saturday February 1 from 9 am to 9 pm at Lexington and Maynard shops as part of Edison Golden Jubilee celebrations with home service lectures. Booth invites all customers to visit and inspect facilities. office phone Lexington 0871.
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Edwin F. Booth
Edison
Lexington
Maynard
Lincoln
Carlisle
Bedford
Acton
Edison Company
Nason Street
Booth
Lad Wins Contest in Acton
Acton High School junior Acton Norman Hallowell won a class cake contest among three girls and three boys. Judges named Norman best cake maker after the bake off featuring classmates John Fallon Charles Taylor Vesta Balsor Rita Duni van and Margaretta Lawrence.
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Acton
Norman Hallowell
Acton High School
Norman
John Fallon
Charles Taylor
Vesta Balsor
Rita Dunivan
Margaretta Lawrence
Safe-Cracking Demands More Gear Than Burglary
A report notes that safe cracking requires extensive equipment, listing drills, saws, bits, levers, chisels, files, pliers, electric wire, chemicals, gloves, suitcases, rubber hose, torches, and gas tanks. The Arsenal of gear would overwhelm a four man crew.
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Collier’s Weekly
Laynard R Club Defeated by South Acton A A Team
The laynard R Club lost at the town hall last Thursday evening with a 62 to 23 score. The visiting team showed promise of developing into a fast outfit despite the defeat.
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Laynard “R
South Acton A. A
West Virginia Admitted in 1863 and 1943 Admission Note
A fragment notes West Virginia was admitted in 1863 and mentions a June 20, 1943 event. The line references statehood history and a later milestone dated in 1943. The text lacks full context but preserves key dates and place.
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West Virginia
Sie of
Acton High School Safe Blow Incident Leads to Arrest
Five o clock Friday morning a window entry in the Acton High School manual training room allowed thieves to blow the safe with tools stolen from the room. Police connected the crime to Joseph Boucher of Nashua Street Billerica, arrested after a car was traced to the scene. Braman identified tools as school property and Boucher was held for court.
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Daniel MacDougall
Acton High School
State Department of Public Works
MacDougal
Michael J Foley
Foley
Lowel
Joseph Boucher
Nashupa Street
Billerica
Boucher
George Spurr
Concord
John Trainor
George A Braman
Funeral services for Hjalmar Niemi
Funeral services for Hjalmar Niemi of 6 West Street were held Saturday at Parker Street Hall. Rev. Mathew Vance conducted and sang a hymn. Otto Fonsell delivered a eulogy and Mrs. Mary Saleneus read a Finnish language poem. Burial was in Glenwood Cemetery. Niemi, 55, died suddenly of heart trouble in his driveway last Wednesday.
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Maynard
Hjalmar Niemi
West Street
Parker Street
Mathew Vance
Otto Fonsell
Mary Saleneus
Glenwoodemetery
Niemi
Maynard Seniors Host Kitty Arrival Reunion
Leo Mullin, Maynard visor and show director, hosted cast members at Main street for games bridge and solos after a social evening. A buffet lunch followed and both Maynard and Cord Senior class members shared a reception and praise for Mullin and assistant Reynolds.
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Maynard
Leo Mullin
Kitty
Main Street
Mr. Mullin
William Hooper Reynolds
Concord
Public Library Announces New Titles in Maynard
New additions at the Maynard public library include Edna His Wife by Barnes Discovery by Byrd Silas Crockett by Chase Sour Dough Gold by Davis Cord and Two Black Sheep by Deeping Lost Horizon by Hilton.
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The
Public Library
Edna
Barnes
Byrd
Silas Crockett
Chase
Davis
Cord
Deeping
Hilton
Bonuses for World War Veterans in Marlboro District
The Marlboro American Legion post announces it will handle applications for soldier bonuses in the district. Towns listed include Marlboro 425000 and Maynard 130000 with Bolton and Southboro contributing, total near 1820000 dollars. An estimated 90 percent of local veterans are eligible for full bonuses and payments should begin by midweek.
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United States
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Maynard
Seerens
Citiannen Te
Richard J. Regan
Herbert
F. Akroyd
American Legion of Marlboro
Socalied Marlboro
Marlboro
Southboro
Announen Ted
Johnstons Celebrate 40th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Johnston of 140 Great reac observed their 40th wedding anniversary. Family members recalled the event with their children Patrolman Edward ton Mrs David Foley and Mrs Arthur Johnston among those present.
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Maynard
Johnston
Foley
Sherman A
Edwardton
David Foley
Arthur and
Reddy Resigns Third Term At Annual Red Rooms Meeting
CHARLES G. E REDDy resends third term at the annual Monday evening In the Red rooms. The chapter voted to elect chairman of the nursing fee Miss Mary Chamberlin Mary A. Flavin Chilton Cabot Mrs. Roses K. Whiton all of town and Richard 8. Meriam of Lincoln to the board of directors.
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Red Rooms
Mary Chamberlin
Mary A. Flavin
Chilton Cabot
Roses K. Whiton
Town
Richard 8. Meriam of
Lincoln
Board of
Eight Contests Seen in Maynard Town Election
Maynard voters prepare for the annual town officer election on Monday Feb 10 with eight contests listed. Independent candidates must file by tomorrow and withdrawals are due Friday at 5 PM. An expected large turnout follows today’s registration closing at 10 PM with 2894 enrolled voters.
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Maynard
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