Marlboro Notices and Subscriptions Details
The Weekly Office at 16 Liberty Street Marlboro Mass lists subscription rates and notices under the March 8 1879 act. It mentions Marlboro Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford and related postage terms for single copies and subscriptions.
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Liberty Street
Marlboro Mass
Joan Ee Pyon
Eena
Se Peneniee
Marlboro
Mass
Congress
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Costs of Automobile Insurance in Massachusetts Crisis
The 1927–1932 Massachusetts auto insurance data from Travelers Hartford shows earned premiums of 119.66 million, losses 87.07 million, expenses 45.42 million, yielding an underwriting loss of 13.46 million or 11.3 percent. The figures cover standard compulsory business and exclude excess limits and extraterritorial protections.
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Coi
Travelers Insurance Company of
Hartford
Hartford Actuary
Massachusetts
New England Manufacturers Split on NRA Code Permanence
A New England council survey of 659 manufacturers finds 79.6 percent favor some form of permanent NRA codes and 42.5 percent want government supervised codes. Small firms lean against government sanctioned codes while large and medium firms largely support them, citing enforcement issues and interstate concerns. The debate centers on ensuring effective enforcement without weakening federal oversight.
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NRA
Hot Springs
New England Council
New England
Federal Trade Commission
Cooperation and federal role in crime control discussed
Joseph B. Keenan urged state cooperation to suppress crime or risk federal takeover of police powers at a New York conference on parole. The piece notes reforms for parole and interstate criminal law, plus a presidential move to create commissions for housing stock regulation and federal labor disputes boards, with commentary on the evolving federal commissions lineup and Nazi propaganda in the U S.
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Joseph B. Keenan
United States
New York
National Committee On Prisons and Prison Labor
Keenan
Keenen
Congress
Washington
High Seas
James A. Moffet
Standard Oil Company of
California
New Jersey
Wall Street
New Federal Commission
Stock Exchange
Messrs
Landis and
Matthews
Federal Trade Commission
Healey
Healy
Commission
Pecora
Joseph P. Kennedy
Wall-street
Landis
Harvard Law School
Federal Labor Disputes Board
Edwin S. Smith
Massachusetts Commissioner of Labor and Industries
Lloyd Garrison
Law School
University of Wisconsin
A. Millis
University of Chicago
New Communications Commission
Federal Radio Commission
Eugene O. Sykes
Mississippi
Thad H. Brown
Ohio
Chet
Old Radio Commission
Mr. Brown
Norman S. Case
Rhode Island
Congressman McCormick
America
Herr Hess
Ititler
Germany
Hitler
McCormick Committee
Parker infant dies at six days in Hudson
Charles R Parker six day old son of Walter R and Mabel B Parker died at home 318 Central Street. Funeral from the home at 5 pm today with burial in Forestvale Cemetery. Undertaker Edward L Merrill in charge. Survived by five brothers Edward W Fred H Lewis T Kenneth W and Earl Parker.
Sudbury Notes Report Local Health And Social Links
Evelyn Young from Dutton Road recovers at Emerson Hospital Concord after septic sore throat and heart trouble. A luncheon at 1912 House Fram ingham honors Mrs C William Wood visiting from Rock Island. Stiles visit Richmond, Va. Jason Taylor and Bob Buxton stay with Wason grandparents in Middleboro. Carolyn Guptill convalesces on Concord Road. William Garfield visits Worcester. Firemen battle rubbish blaze behind Legion Hall.
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Evelyn Young
Carl Young
Dutton Road
Emerson Hospital
Concord
George Barry
Oklahoma City
F. Buell
Frank F. ‘Gerry
Framingham
C. William Wood
Rock Island
Ilinois
Rosd
Frank F. Gerry
William Wood
William Evans
Henry T. Maynard
Charles H. Way
Frank C. Permins
Ralph Stone
Beatrice Bowry
Herbert L. Newton
John C. Hall
Anne Buxton
Marion Eaton
Millard Fillmore
Gardner Poole
E. P. Stiles
Richmond
Jason Taylor
Bob
David Buxton
Wason
Middleboro
Cape
Carolyn Guptill
Melvin Guptill
Concord Road
William Garfield
Worcester
Legion Hall
Reverend Hudson returns home after father's death
Reverend Louis G. Hudson comes home from Newfoundland following his father's death. Mrs. Jerusha R. Waite remains ill at her Linden Street home. A public military whist party will be held tomorrow night at Mrs. B. M. Vans's residence under Unitarian Alliance auspices.
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Louis G. Hudson
Newfoundland
Jerusha R. Waite
Linden Street
B.m.vans
Unitarian Alliance
Belford band concert charms the town
The Belford band gave a concert described as much Rev. and Mrs. Frank Thompson and their children plan their annual vacation this week. A lawn bridge and whist party at Mrs. Blinis estate drew a good crowd with prizes to Mrs. Hartwell Cloutier and Sullivan. Several residents and families are noted for recent moves and visits.
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Belford
Frank Thompson
Blinis
Katherine Kellaway
Hillside Avenue
St. Michael’s Parish
Hampton Beach
N. H
William Fraser
Loomis Street
Charles Consault
Philadelphia
William Earle
Lexington
Crescent Avenue
Louis Kelley
Premier to Resign Prediction Shifts Japanese Cabinet
Japanese newspapers predict Premier Makoto Saito will resign his cabinet, clearing the way for a new lineup with pronounced militaristic inclinations. The forecast reflects broad political shifts and potential reorganization within the government.
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Makoto Saito
Tax Auction Notice for Maynard Properties and Vacant Lots
The Collector announces sale of severally assessed parcels in Maynard Massachusetts to satisfy overdue taxes. Properties include Fannie Glickman Lot on Main and Summer streets and parcels of Henry and Rita H, Victor and Tynne H, Albert W. Hay, and Charles E. Parmenter wards. Sale at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday July 25 at the Collector's Office Main Street.
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Maynard
Mass
J .Lee
Main Street
Fannie Glickman
Cambriate
Henry
Rita H
Vas Rinen
Iger
Cambridge
Aetts
Victor
Tynne H
O'Moore Aven
Kalley Pekkala
Victor Harry
Middlesex County
Albert W. Hay
Tremont Ward
Tremont
Lucy A
Albert W. Haynes
Middlesex County of Deeds
Cambridgechusetts
Charles E. and
Caman
Parmenter Avenue
Albert W. Charles
E. and
Catman
Dlesex
George W. Jordan W. Hosie
Anton Jantti
Main
Franklin Perkins
Anton
George F
Horace W
Marlboro July Whist Series Aids Relief Fund
A July whist series in Marlboro raises funds for the St. building fund. Players participate in multiple events to support the relief effort, with proceeds directed to the local project.
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Thomas Woodrow Wilson
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Herbert Clark Hoover
Charles R. Parker
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