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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1941
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR reads has killed logic in Shieh EB. Fer ison bil would pro eu of taxes heretofore from land taken for air. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event details.
The Ways and Means Committee heard arguments on an excise tax of one tenth of one cent on cooperative sales and a $54 thousand tax inventory. Tax Commissioner Henry F. Long supported the proposal while cooperative leaders argued the tax targets farmers and that cooperatives should not be taxed the same as chain stores.
Reserve officer Captain Raymond ans of Bedford has been ordered to extended duty at Fort Benning with 23 reserve pilots. General Francis B. Kasper of the First Area Army Base in Boston announces the mobilization.
The Playhouse presents Three Cornered Moon by Ger trude Tonkonogy from July 8 to July 12. A wealthy family’s money vanishes due to a foolish mother, sparking a comic scramble aided by two suitors, a novelist and a doctor, in a true-tinged domestic farce featuring Kay Roland and Florence Walsh. Next week showcases Kind Lady on July 16 to 19 with a charity performance for the Red Cross.
Defense Bonds and Stamps can be purchased by mail by writing to the Treasurer of the United States with an order form. No price advantage exists for mail purchases as post offices and banks issue bonds and stamps without profit. To buy, visit the nearest post office or bank or request information from Washington DC.
Jewelite is a methyl methacrylate clear plastic developed for Prophylactic Co. to make toilet brushes beautiful and practical. Each brush is guaranteed not to break or crack under ordinary use and bristled with new Proton in pastel shades. Available at Manning Pharmacy in Maynard.
A Lexington area couple, daughter of Mr and Mrs Powderly of Bedford, married in a ceremony officiated by Fr Donegan. Bride Frances Powderly served as maid of honor with multiple powderly sisters and cousins attending as bridesmaids and ushers. The groom Vincent McGrath of Bedford, both families active in town life, will reside at 81 South Street after a reception at the bride’s home.
Sudbury and nearby towns see a series of social events with prominent residents attending a Lynch wedding for Margaret Towle, a Webster descendant. Guests include Mr and Mrs James A Hark ness, Mr and Mrs William Groot and son, and Mrs Clara Ferden now in Walpole.
Massachusetts motorists expect an auto shortage in April with 21 293 passenger cars sold versus 15 716 last year. Scituate and Plymouth history notes. Quabbin Reservoir capacity and shoreline described. Massachusetts is 60 percent forested with limited development. A 1938 survey outlines daily to vacation recreation distances. State Planning Board and National Park Service released a comprehensive recreation study.
Birmingham report covers W D Dobbins push for a national free milk program for every child under 14 with an initial $600 million federal plan. White stamps would limit daily milk to one quart, pitched as defense and farmer prosperity.
Marlboro-Emile Bedard of 120 Chestnut Street, employed in Lincoln Street Cafe, was fined $50 in district court yesterday for selling liquor to be consumed off premises. Inspectors with the Alcoholic Average Commission summoned him. a further charge of selling outside regular hours was filed.
The funeral of Ed Ward Doherty 71 formerly of Roxbury and a former city resident was held today from Tighe Funeral Home Windsor Street. A Requiem Mass followed at Immaculate Conception Church at 9 o clock celebrated by Rev Leonn The Barker brothers of Worcester and William M and Harold A Tighe conducted the services.
Marlboro Edward Morin of 29 Dickens Street told police last night his trousers with car keys license and registration were stolen from his car while he swam at Savage's Bathing Beach Fort Meadow.
Marlboro motorists witnessed a skunk on Marlboro road near the Hewitt property in Southboro struggling to free itself from an empty can. The animal wore the can over its head, walked in blind circles, and tried to twist free with no success.
The marriage of Miss Brelater of tomorrow at two oclock at Non Reene church with Rev Witem H. Jef officiating is announced.
Twin sisters Imogene and Norma Jean Steele, both nine, from Tyler Texas, required emergency appendectomies within two days of each other. Imogene had the first operation, followed by Norma Jean. Both procedures were performed successfully and are noted as remarkable coincidence.
Mrs. Mary Tronson, 79, took her first airplane ride from Great Falls to Seattle in a flight with her granddaughter Roth Roll aboard a plane piloted by her daughter and son.
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