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Readable fragments mention a Texas location and a person named Troosewalt. No clear event, date, or full details available in the legible text.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1940
Page
2
Readable fragments mention a Texas location and a person named Troosewalt. No clear event, date, or full details available in the legible text.
The text discusses how accidents often occur at home but also during summer outings. It warns about hazards from poison ivy and careless behavior around bicycles and traffic. It calls for an active educational campaign to reduce risks and promote common sense while enjoying summer activities.
The article reflects on past errors in policy during the occupation of Germany. It critiques the choice between agreement and coercion and notes prolonged reliance on Allied pressure before any change could yield results. It mentions Briand and attempts at reconciliation without a stable majority.
Attorney General Paul A. Dever lauds his twelve year tenure and 1940 victories, touting success against corporate greed, bank and utility abuses, and public funds misuse. He notes restitution from power interests, indictments of predatory lenders, and a seven figure boost from estate taxes while framing the 1940 election as a pivotal test against reactionary forces.
Cary announces candidacy for Republican nomination and election as Middlesex County Treasurer. He cites low county taxes, AAA bond ratings, and 23 years in public service including State Senate and Administration and Finance chairmanship. He appeals for voters to keep continuity in county finances.
Marlboro residents plan holidays and vacations across Maine New York New Jersey and Canada. Families take cottages at Lake Boon Lake George and Niagara Falls while workers take annual two week vacations including A P store manager Charles Kelleher and patrolmen Dolan Lyons. The American Legion Auxiliary cancels bingo for the holiday and the precinct notes a 14th anniversary for Police Chief and Mrs Joe.
A fragmented passage notes a big July Fourth celebration and discusses accidents to avoid. It mentions safety guidance and reasons why incidents occur during the holiday with advice to prevent injuries and protect attendees.
Public safety brief warns that non motor vehicle accidents peak in July with drownings and fires from abandoned campfires and tossed cigarettes. Citizens urged to be careful and thoughtful this July Fourth to prevent costly blazes and injuries.
Hudson Mr and Mrs William Dumas of 29 Grove Street announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Alma Damen to Clayton Kasper. The couple plans to wed on Labor Day at St Michaels in the city.
President Roosevelt issued a proclamation creating a licensing system to ban the export of any machinery or materials needed for national defense, effective July 5. In unrelated items, a Maine fire damaged multiple homes, a Navy blimp visited Boston, a pond incident led to a woman’s death, and a fatal highway crash near Oakland, Maine injured six others.
The ceremony begins at 7 30 with Fr Saito O F M officiating. Bride wears a white sharkskin dress and gardenia corsage while bridesmaid Rose Mattei dons a brown silk dress and leg-horn hat. Best man is Michail Mobfnagano. Reception follows at Sons of Italy. After a trip to New York they reside at 9 Fairmount Street. Both are shoeworkers.
Deeds and mortgages recorded in Middlenex County over the past weeks list parties including Geeta Manlb Dugiey Gebrecht and H C G Kurba. Entries reference streets such as Post Road Walnut Street Norwood and Dolan Ellen M and Warren J Graham with Marlboro Co operative Bank Marlboro Savings Bank and others in Marlboro.
The marriage of Mrs Malvina B Barrett of 65 Norwood Street and Wilfred Barrett of 49 Frye Street took place late last night at St Marys Rectory. Rev F X Lariviere officiated with Mr and Mrs Edmund Barrett as attendants. A reception followed for close family, and the couple plan to live in Maynard after a vacation in New Hampshire.
Marie Guinasso won the top prize at a whist party sponsored by Choate Post and Auxiliary in Rayville. Other winners included Eunice Brock Eva Dion Dorothy Mabe 1692 Delarda John Tund with consolation to Howard Hunt and James Eccles. The event proceeds to Friday night with Mire. Eather in charge.
Miss Stella Maslowaki and Miss Idabel Deka lead bridesmaids for the wedding of Fred A. Dyka and a bride from Brigham Street at Conception Church tomorrow afternoon. Charles Marlboro and Stanley Russelewicz named best man and escort list includes John Savage. About 250 guests expected at the home reception afterward.
The Town Defense Committee meets in the Legion hall to set policy. Presiding, Harry Burnett directs the session with local leaders and officials present.
A garbled fragment lists residents and visitors around Marlboro including Mrs Bridget Carroll and Miss Mildred Carroll with mentions of Cape Cod travel, Doris Gravel in Rhode Island, Bertha Gravel at a sea block, Adrian Graniteas and others tied to Main Street, Broad Street, and local camps. Mentions of teaching at Holy Cross College Worcester and WPA connections appear amid scattered names and places.
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