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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1934
Page
5
The Weekly Office at 16 Liberty Street Marlboro Massachusetts publishes every Wednesday by Enterprise Press Incorporated as second class matter. Post office details include subscription rates and mailing information.
The Massachusetts commissioner reports a six year earned premium total of 119 664 223 with incurred losses of 87 654 and expenses of 45 2 giving an underwriting loss of 13 462 723 equal to 11 3 percent of earned premiums The study notes exclusions for high risk and extraterritorial business and questions long term viability of writing auto insurance at a loss. It argues high collision costs reflect careless driving and would ease budgets if motorists were more careful.
The survey shows small manufacturers oppose government sanctioned codes while large and medium firms favor codes with official supervision. Analysts note bigger firms cite enforcement failures under prior FTC sponsorship and fear losses if blue eagle branding vanishes under NRA conditions.
Joseph B. Keenan, assistant attorney general, warns at York that states failing to curb crime may push for federal takeover of police powers. He endorses a strong parole system, while President inaugurates new commissions including a federal housing act administrator and a new labor disputes board with Wall Street representation.
A House committee led by John W. McCormick investigates Nazi influence in the United States. Observers note Hitler propaganda and recent events have dampened perceived danger, citing Hess's confession and German securities moratorium. The piece recalls Wilson Coolidge and others on Princeton class tablets.
Charles R Parker six daye old son of Walter R and Mabel E B Parker died at 318 Central Street last night. Funeral from the home at 5 pm today with burial in Forestvale Cemetery under Edward L Merrill undertaker. Survived by five brothers: Edward W Fred H Lewis T Kenneth W and Earl Parker.
Evelyn Young of Dutton Road progresses at Emerson Hospital after septic sore throat and heart trouble. Dr George Barry from Oklahoma City visited friend Dr F Buell. A luncheon at 1912 House Fram ingham honored Mrs C William Wood visiting Concord Road. Several locals attended. E P Stiles family returned from Richmond Virginia. Jason Taylor and Bob David Buxton stayed with Wilson's grandparents in Middleboro on the Cape. Carolyn Guptill, ill recently, convalesces at home. Willam Garfield visited Worcester. Fire department subdued rubbish blaze behind Legion Hall on Wednesday.
Rev. Louis G. Hudson came home yesterday after traveling to Newfoundland to mourn his father’s death. Mrs. Jerusha R. Waite remains ill at her Linden Street home. A public military whist party is scheduled for tomorrow night at Mrs. B M Deans home under the Unitarian Alliance.
Mr and Mrs William Praser of Loomis street receive congratulations on the birth of a son. The couple spent time with relatives in Philadelphia and are now settled after moving from the home formerly occupied by Louis Kelley and family with William Earle.
Japanese papers predict Premier Makoto Saito’s cabinet will resign clearing the way for a new leadership with pronounced militaristic inclinations and a reshaped government.
Public sale of tax liens and properties listed by the Collector's Office Block Main Street on Wednesday July 25 at the stated hour. Includes deeds and references to Cam bridge Middlesex County properties with parcels on O'Moore Ave Maynard Parmenter Avenue and other streets and plan book entries.
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