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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1939
Page
4
Fragmentary notice shows insertion rates per inch and weekly schedule with prices 1.60 and references to a ROCORT section. Details unclear due to damaged text but indicates advertising rates and publication timing.
A chaotic blaze disrupted a local area prompting immediate deployment of heavy firefighting equipment. Details remain partial as officials assess damage and determine the cause, with residents evacuated and safety measures underway.
The record recalls General Edatkable who retired after a long career with ties to the South and a history dating back to 1907. Described as retiring yet noble, he stood as a prominent member of a famous family shaping state and city traditions.
The passage discusses July and August as vacation months with many out of work while most Americans still hold jobs. It mentions two weeks of travel or rest as the peak of the season and hints at plans or plans by individuals. The text reflects prevailing attitudes about work and leisure.
Concord New books recently revised list of fiction and non fiction titles available at Concord Free Library. The list includes authors such as Baldwin Bergstrand Forester and others across fiction and non fiction categories. The notice outlines new arrivals and subjects including travel religion and science with emphasis on contemporary works.
Fragmentary text references state funding pressure and personal crisis with phrases about payment or exclusion. The readable bits suggest a policy or political issue causing personal hardship, but specific entities or events are not identifiable.
Readers critique family life and public morals stressing abstinence from alcohol and safeguarding children. A Concord High School report praises French test results showing superior scores to regional public and private schools, with data from Cooperative French Tests and national norms.
The piece critiques social democracy as insufficient for Americans and warns agnostics about religion. It uses a fable about a girl tempting Johnny with layer cake to illustrate temptation and the value of going beyond the ordinary. It cites Mary McArthur as an example of striving for betterment and opportunity seized repeatedly.
A fragmented line notes that every effect follows from a cause, referencing Mob Bee of Shawsheen and a move to Medford. The terse remark hints at causal thinking traced through local place names and a personal move.
Masses listed for St Bernard's Church and Our Lady Help of Christians with multiple times each Sunday and weekday devotion. Names of pastors and curates shown. Benediction after the 10 o'clock Mass at St Bernard's and Sunday Benediction at 5:00 pm. devotion to Our Lady on Wednesday evenings.
Two churches will hold joint Union services in July and August. On Sunday July 16 at 10 45 a m the Trinitarian Church in Walden will host a worship service led by Rev. Wilfred H Bunker with the sermon by the pastor.
President Roosevelt urged Congress not to delay revising the neutrality act warning that delaying could hinder action if a foreign war breaks out. The warning came after the Senate foreign relations committee narrowly postponed further debate until the next session. The report notes the committee's one vote margin.
United States Army intelligence investigates a $500000 blaze at the Weymouth Air Leather Company plant in East Weymouth. The fire leveled 12 buildings and caused about 40 chemical blasts, injuring one worker and three firefighters. The plant, a maker of gas masks and imitation leather, employed 300 people.
The Connecticut company's president testified he bid $310213 to rebuild Jacob's Ladder highway but the work was non competitively awarded to B Perini and Sons of Framingham for $409389. The hearing targets State Public Works Commissioner Callahan amid waste charges. Warsaw political leaders say the Danzig issue is paused as Poland vows to stay firm.
A brush fire sparked near garages and hot buildings on Wednesday, with several structures affected. Fire crews responded quickly to contain the blaze and prevent spread. No injuries were reported, and the cause remains under investigation.
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