New England Council Reports On Year’s NRA Operation
The New England Council summarizes a June survey of 850 plus manufacturers in 1929 New England, about NRA codes. Responses show 44 percent found codes generally helpful, 43 percent no effect, eight percent hurtful. 46 percent reported relief from unemployment, eight percent harmful. Most cited hours limits as hurtful, wages as helpful. data reflect industry experiences with code operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Council
New England
Industrial Committee
The
NRA
Sunshine Sorrows Fomer Mrs Hood Seeks Browning in NYC
Mrs Dorothy Hood formerly Dorothy Sunshine, Browning foster daughter, was photographed leaving the Hospital for Joint Diseases in New York City after a hurried trip from North Carolina to visit Edward W Browning. She was not admitted to Browning's bedside due to his condition.
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Dorothy Hood
Dorothy (Sunshine
Edward W
Daddy) Browning
New York City
North Carolina
Browning
Manufacturers split on government sanctioned business code
In a survey of 822 manufacturers 79.6 percent favor some form of business code. Forty-two and five-tenths percent want a code with government sanction and supervision while 1.7 percent deem it desirable under either situation. Only 20.4 percent oppose any code.
Trinity Church Service Notices Concord MA July 8
Rev. S. O. Dexter rector emeritus and Rev. Charles Russell Peck rector preside at 9.30 am morning service with sermon by Rev. R. Eliot Marshall of Lexington. Junior choir to perform.
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Concord
Massachusetts
S. O. Dexter
Charles Russell Peck
R. Eliot Marshall
Lexington
Homemade Ice Cream Without a Crank Freezer
Frances Lee Barton presents a budget friendly recipe for smooth ice cream using just one cup of cream and quick cooking tapioca. The method freezes in an automatic fridge with no ice crystals, then provides a toasted coconut bisque flavor variant and step by step preparation including milk, sugar, corn syrup, egg whites, vanilla, and shredded coconut.
Maynard Selectmen Prepare 1984 1985 Juror List
The board of selectmen in Maynard has prepared a juror list for 1984 1985 naming residents with addresses across Walnut Street Walcott Street Grant Street and more. Notable names include Richard Alien Francis Alving Loreto Arciers Albert Axford and James Bakun.
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Board of Selectmen of
Maynard
Richard Alien
Walnut Street
Francis B. Alving
Walcott St
Loreto Arciers
Grant Street
Albert EB. Axford
Hillside St
James J. Bakun
McKinley St
Lewis Bamford
de Mars Street
John Banks
Concord Street
Charles A. Hekkala
Douglas ‘Avenue
John H. Hendrickson
Chandler
Chandler Alexander Hickland, 50 Concord St ‘William T. Hinds
Thompson St
Henry M. Hodges
Linden Street
Alien M. Howard
Parker St
Cheater Irwin
Acton Street
Robert G. Jackson
Maple St
George A. Jamieson
Lincoln St
John J. Johnston
Wiliam J. Johnston, Jr
Main
William Jones
Great Road
Patrick J. Kane
Church Court
John J. Keegan
Everett St
Edward J. King
Sudbury
Governmental Self-Governance Through Mind and Love
The Christian Science Monitor urges that true governance arises from individual alignment with divine Mind. It argues people seek freedom from oppression by letting God govern thought and action, citing Jesus as example and calling forMind governed nations through self-government and conscience.
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Christian Science Neves
Mary Or
Eddy
Christian Science
Grimus
Aimee Ao
Jesus
Isaiah
The
Christian Science Monitor
Local Selectmen Names List Readers and Addresses
A group of names and street addresses is presented as part of a local notice listing residents and the town officials. The names include William Stoxes, Albert J. Sullivan, James J. Tobin, John Tweedie, Herbert R. Usher, Michael Veleno, Emmett J. Wall, William Wasiuk, James Whalen, Nicholas Whalen, Joseph A. White, John Zapareski, Frank J. McCarron, Donald A. Lent, and Patrick A. McGrath, with corresponding street addresses. Selectmen are identified as the governing body.
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William Stoxes
McKinley Street
Albert J. Sullivan
Roosevelt St
James J. Tobin
Lincoln Street
John Tweedie
Fairfield Street
Herbert R. Usher
Randall
Michael Veleno
Colbert Avenue
Emmett J. Wall
Brown Street
William Wasiuk
Powdermill
James Whalen
Thompson St
Nicholas Whalen
Main
St. Joseph
Local Musketaquid skeet shoot results and entrants
The Musketaquid Club grounds hosted a .410 skeet shoot in Concord last Saturday with entrants including Augustine W. of Concord Glenwood Maynard and Wentworth of Lincoln. Scores show August one 24 for Concord Swett Maynard 24 P Blodgett Lincoln 24 Dell P Davis Acton 23 A Macone Concord 23 Jos cone Concord 22 Foss Concord 21 and Irricle Waltham 19.
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Concord
Musketaquid Club Grounds
Wes
Augustine W
Glenwood
Maynard
Wentw Gett
Lincoln
Augustone
Swett
P. Blodgett
Dell P.davis
Acton
A. Macone
Sen
Joscone
Foss
Irricle
Waltham
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New Steel Labor Peace Board
National Steel Relations Board
Washington
Frances Perkins
Hite
del. Mullenbaéth Chacoy
Henry A. Wiley
Walter F. Stacey
North Carolina Supreme Court
Perkins
Coen
He Means
Electrolux
TANCY
Exgenieux
Tel
Frances Lee Barton
Mise Nellie
May
Macone, Swett, Blél
Bigham
South ST. Waltel
Wal
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