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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1937

Page

4

Concord Enterprise Rates and Notices From Liboro Massachusetts

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Geopolitical Tensions Rise Amid Unclear Allegations

A terse report notes rising geopolitical strains with unclear accusations among nations. Key actors and locations are not clearly identified in the available text.

Dental advertising law and Fourth of July safety warnings

The house debates Senate Bill 398 targeting deceitful dental advertising practices and bans on misleading claims. A separate July Fourth safety note urges public vigilance to prevent holiday accidents across road, water, and air, stressing parental supervision and cautious behavior.

Legacy grants Union Congregational Church $1000

Maynard Rev Mathew A Vance announced at Union Congregational Church services last Sunday that the late William H Gutteridge a deacon for fifty years left a $1000 legacy to the church. The gift would wipe out a long standing note of $1009. Union services will be held in July with Rev Mathew A Vance officiating. Jean Davis will present a Story for Children at Sunday service. The church school plans to present a flag next Sunday. A church lawn food sale was successful Saturday.

Maynard Mathew A Vance Union Congregational Church William H Gutteridge Methodist Congregational Union Congrégational Church

Dentists urged to raise standards under new bill

Dr Leroy Miner of Harvard Medical School warned a legislative committee that dentistry risks gimmicks and painless methods as a push to hire dentists en masse. He noted 13 states have enacted advertising prohibitions while Massachusetts weighs similar action in response to vital public welfare concerns.

Flavin Leroy Miner Harvard Medical School Gardener Auditorium Commonwealth of

Prosperity Panic Amid Rising Costs and Debates

The piece argues inflation will surge as food rents and luxuries rise, driven by taxes and wage demands. It warns against silver proposals and predicts a shift toward a high cost economy with a push for 10 hour workdays at a $100 daily minimum, fueling labor strikes.

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The readable fragment outlines a scene with unclear wording about a figure seated and a tense moment. Article text is garbled, but the item suggests a local event or observation on a street or public space with minimal context. Further detail is unavailable in the fragment.

Paradise by Hesther Forbes In Sudbury Public Library

Residents are invited to read the newly published novel Paradise by Hesther Forbes Hoskins. The work references Sudbury’s early settlement and frontier extension toward Marlboro with fictionalized bar life and the Py family along the Sudbury River.

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Ninety Concord Pupils Graduate at Commencement

The Concord ceremony lists graduates including Irving Patrick O’Connor Camella Virginia Palmer Borghild Pedersen Linnola Barron Perry Elizabeth Drysdale Reid Ruth Barbara Rice Olive Root Margaret Frances Rushe Anne Gookin Sanborn Everett Sargent Josephine Sheehan Loretta Sheehan George Simpson Ruth Thoresen Eleanor Thurlow Helen Torne Anna Milnes True Georgia Turner Ralph Verrill Thomas Wetherbee Frances Hazel Nason Lee Wilkins and others. The rest of the text includes a recipe for toasted coconut ice cream and a cooking note.

Irving Patrick O'Connor Camella Virginia Palmer Borghild Pedersen Linnola Barron Perry Elizabeth Drysdale Reid Dorothy June Rice Ruth Barbara Rice Olive Root Margaret Frances Rushe Anne Gookin Sanborn Everett Eugene Sargent Josephine Letitia Shee Loretta Jane Sheehan George Ingwald Simpson Ruth Helen Thoresen Eleanor Thurlow Helen Torne Anna Milnes True Georgia Ann Turner Ralph Foster Verrill Thomas Edward Wetherbee Frances -Hazel White Nason Lee Wilkins Gordo DuFo

Horse Show at Country Lane Riding School June 16

On Wednesday June 16 at 7 30 p m a horse show was held at Country Lane Riding School Strawberry Hill Road under Gordon Mercer riding master Miss Mae Mason owner A large number of riders participated with many pits The contests included bare back riding John N Me ster Concord musical chair Herman Prescott West Acton doughnut eating John Flaherty Chelsea funniest way to keep feet in stirrups Murt Leighton West Concord egg and spoon Ann Byron After the show Mercer gave an exhibition on Black Prince A moonlight ride followed the event.

Country Lane Strawberry Hi Gordon Mercer Mae Mason Michelson West John N. Mester Concord Herman Prescott West Acton John Flaherty Chelsea Murt Leighton West Concord Ann Byron Black Prince

Maynard High Teams Post Strong 1937 Season Records

Maynard high school celebrated oustanding 1937 seasons across football baseball and track. The football eleven went five and four, baseball finished eight and twelve with no graduates from regular diamond players, and the track team won six of seven meets. The girls field hockey team completed a victorious season, coached by Mike Vodoklys Reg Sawyer Charlie Manty and Ruth Bradley.

Maynard Jauai G . of Maynard High Belfign Mike , Vodoklys Reg Sawyer Charlie Manty Ruth Bradley Lou Columbo Auto Kogkinen Wallace Lingquist Glaski Erik Johneen Jerry Sprath We Frankie Dawnhey James Sullivan Tony Lubin Gert Tobin Catherines Hoffman Ajnee Marion Hull Evelyn Saar

Duration of Glacial Period Estimated Length

Estimates suggest the glacial period lasted at least 500000 years and the ice retreated from the northern United States at least 25000 years ago.

United States

Northeastern degree conferred amid campus reforms

The list includes 485 students taking degrees as the Dean of Engineering, William Lincoln Smith, discusses retirements and the Harvard influence on the engineering department as plans unfold at the university.

Northeastern Ford Harvard of Engineering Willam Lincoln Smith

Regional Playoffs in Semipro Field

Regional playoffs in semipro baseball lead to national finals at Wichita after 48 state events. Honus Wagner predicts 16 to 300 teams per state, with first place prize up to 2500 and state champions receiving a championship award and mileage allowances. Massachusetts tournament to be held in Medford under Edward Cartullo.

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AM Youths Waltham Som On Court

Four youths from Waltham appear in court on Monday with unspecified charges. Further details are not clear in the fragment. The hearing involves local youth matters and court procedures.

Waltham Som

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