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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1941
Page
2
Concord Enterprise weekly paper in Massachusetts lists advertising rates and legal notices. Editor W. Currier, 1 Walden Street, Concord, with 256 per inch rate for first insertion and 25 per inch for subsequent insertions. Publication on Wednesday, 1903 declared weekly.
A highly garbled OCR fragment mentions a First Court held in 1790 and a Federal Farm Board reference. It includes odd phrases about liquor bans to Indians and scattered dates, with unclear context and names. The readable content suggests a historical court or legislative note but lacks coherent facts.
An editorial lament surveys a low point in international order after the Versailles and Locarno era treaties. It argues that international law is eroding, universities dismiss the study of law, and world peace faces a precarious future despite hopes for enduring norms and the promise of future generations.
A partial OCR fragment discusses a concept with a double aim. It hints at perpetuation and democratization as intertwined effects, suggesting a thoughtful critique of motives and broader social impact.
The speaker warned that a pound sterling collapse would raise questions about the American dollar’s viability and whether it could survive by aligning more closely with global currency values, describing a scenario of sudden isolation and financial upheaval.
Maynard Grange held a year 1941 installation with Mrs. Francis Alving assisting as master, Albert Tallant of Sudbury installed, and state officials coordinating. Guests came from Reading, Stoneham, Waltham, North Reading, Lexington, Bolton, Concord, Bedford and Sudbury. A Valentine Whist Party and social events followed, with committee lists announced for 1941.
Mr and Mrs John Mariano of 48 Dovelas Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Louise Joan Mariano to Mr Frank Carlin Jr son of Mr and Mrs Frank Cartimo of 911 North Street Randolph They plan to marry in the early summer.
The Concord town reports that the annual meeting warrant, with 86 articles, is lost by constables ahead of the February 24 session. The Board of Selectmen granted a taxi license to H H Towler of Byron Street. Local residents note military enlistments, church events, lodge activities, and a high school athletic meet at the Boston Garden featuring Joey Sheehan and Douglas Pirnie.
Annual report details a fire department with 23 alarms 17 miles of wire 27 battery cells two rectifiers and 8 fireworks permits. It notes increased fire loss 1940 41, new tape register, systematic inspections, staff changes and calls for upgraded equipment plan and paid staffing.
The proposal outlines equipment needs including extinguishers, ladders, hoses, and safety gear, plus drills and training under a designated drillmaster. It calls for a dedicated fire prevention program, building inspections, and new fire safety ordinances with a building department and code adoption.
Sudbury board of selectmen chairman Everett D Haynes plans to run for re election at the March town meeting. His candidacy signals continuity in local governance as residents prepare for the upcoming vote.
The Sudbury finance committee spent a busy week interviewing heads of town departments about funding needs. After hearing their tales of woe the committee took their cases under consideration.
The Sudbury Grange held an installation event led by Steve Steward with Roy Hawes and staff. Mrs. Margaret M. Hawes was installed as Master as a large slate of officers and standing committees were announced for the coming year.
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