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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1934
Page
4
Marlboro Mass imprint details the Marlboro Enterprise publication. Notes include its Marlboro post office classification, second class matter status, and original date of August 25 1903. Subscription rates are abbreviated and unreadable.
A responsible bar, led by Gov. Henry S Caul, seeks active commission backed regulations to discipline lawyers for misconduct. The plan obliges associations to investigate violations, with possible disbarment for ambulance chasing and improper agent actions in lawsuits. Skeptics doubt smooth enforcement amid potential legal fee tensions.
The article argues the President’s idea requires revealing officials to quit party roles. It notes Morgenthau's order prompting resignations from party positions, and discusses conflicts within the Democratic National Committee. It warns that Farley should act on Federal Radio opinion and engage at the precinct level before stepping down.
An editorial critiques the slow progress toward a Britain United States rapprochement, warns against naval arms race costs, and urges Roosevelt to clarify policy. It notes Ontario’s move to abolish the lieutenant-governor post, Baruch’s push for wartime economic regimentation, and references a deficieny bill item for the Lawrence win Dilinge.
South Acton defeated Jamaica Plain 12-1 at Jones Field. Briggs earned the win pitching for South Acton with Merriam behind the plate as Jamaica Plain managed seven hits. Lawrence led South Acton with two singles and two doubles in four at bats, while Jim Farrar added three hits in five.
Marlboro reports five days of temperature readings with statistical details on daily highs and lows. Local observers note heat waves and notable spikes in late afternoon hours amid clear skies and light winds.
The article notes an 86 degree reading at 11 am on the fifth day of a heat wave that began last Friday. It cites daily 8 am temperatures recorded by William W. Spearer, with highs near 105 on Friday and average noon temperatures around 94.
Mr. Brown will preach at 11 o'clock next Sunday at the First Parish Meeting House on "The Oxford Group of Buchuccanism, a New Movement in Religion."
Hudson Miss Ruth Mary Duggan daughter of Mr and Mrs John Duggan Broad street Holyoke yesterday was received into the Order of the Sisters of Providence in the convent. She will be in novitiate six months before receiving the veil. She is a St Michael's graduate class of 1930 and former St Michael's Academy vice president. She trained as a nurse at St Vincent hospital graduating in 1933 and has since worked as a private nurse.
Leo B Roche of Prospect Street has completed a series at Palmer Memorial Hospital Brookline and is recovering well. Mr and Mrs Herbert Merriam and family stay at Otis Reed cottage Fort Pond for several weeks. Anton The Littleton West Ends defeated South Acton Jy in a one sided game. Six hits were allowed by Clafflin. Mr and Mrs C C Cullinane will entertain friends at Fourth of July fireworks.
Miss Mildred Plansky of Cambridge was honored at a surprise party hosted by her cousin Miss Mary Chodynicky on Summer Hill road. Guests included Sophie Hobka Blanche Andraskiewicz Joseph Costanza Vincent Chidley Roland Chidley John Zaleska and Jozeph Harismchic as games and dancing followed a late evening luncheon.
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An International News Service excerpt outlines beginner tennis service basics. It covers stance behind the baseline, side orientation toward the net, grip technique, and the overhand toss to create an inward arc at the toss peak, signaling the start of a serve.
Mrs Jessie Knipple and baby sailed Friday aboard the 8.8 Sta Knipple's parents in Anna Westphalia. The stocking social held by the Acton Grange was a great success. Our ng young peoples organization from Maynard gave half an hour of entertainment and was much appreciated. Congregational School plans an annual picnic to Solomon's Pond on Wednesday. Mrs Frank Balfort and Mrs Is seen the weekend at Chicheites Pool. Miss Ella Miller has returned from a tour of the White Moon. Mr and Mrs Childs of Holden have been guests of Rev Mr Douglass.
Eddie Coughlin, once a Maynard Country Club charter member, teams with Fred Hale of Oakley for the Annual Four Ball Championship. The schedule shows early rounds with Coughlin Hale defeating Craven and Kemble Loygage, and advancing to the semi finals in Weston.
Miss Edith West ACI will spend a week in Kempton visiting relatives. Rev A J Torsiefl marks the 80th anniversary of the Grange Hancock New Hampshire. Mr and Mrs Adboldt of New Bedford reside here. Rev and Mrs A J Tertained Mr and Mrs James French from Bristol Connecticut. The Sunday school at the Baptist church enjoyed a picnic at Solomons.
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