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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1930
Page
4
An essay discusses give and take in employment in the United States noting the shift of jobs from women to men with industrialization. It argues that any adult who wants work deserves employment and highlights the dangers of awarding jobs solely on need.
The text argues motives are unclear for job awards while ability to perform duties should be the sole fair test. It condemns discrimination against any worker class as unjust and burdensome.
Sudbury officials consider sites for a new town hall with two options: the former town hall location or the old Parmenter store area. A proposed site near the Loring parsonage as Henry Ford’s gift is also discussed. Joshua E Chandler of Wayland plans a large residence on his farm, while Ralph Adams Cram and Charles W Gay assist in site planning. The former town hall site could become a playground with land totaling substantial acreage. asking price around 25000 dollars.
Town reports plan for a new town building in the Center District with a grand assembly hall committee rooms and a recreation room on the first floor. Many residents gather information and express interest in the project as site work begins.
Early yesterday morning State Patrolmen Ford and Branch arrested ten men from greater Boston at Lake Boon. Six faced drunkenness and disturbing the peace charges including Angelo Rizzo John Reenan Mario Natale Spartico Covi Walter D Amato Kane Louis Kartman Willig Spear and Frank Risdon. A second group including Michael Distaula and others from Somerville and Malden were charged with boisterous conduct. The arrests followed a report of a drunken revel near a cottage around 2 30 a m.
Maynard Country Club hosts a bridge and dancing party at the clubhouse on Thursday evening July 17 with music by Frank Sheridan's five piece orchestra. Waino Williams, manager of the First National Cooperative Society, reports from Finland that all is well and he expects to return to Maynard by early August. Fire department battled a blaze at the new dump on Great Road for two hours Monday night.
A group of 17 scouts and four junior scouts from Stow led by Scoutmaster Richard Herrick travel to Camp Reauite in Boston for a two week session. Scoutmaster A P Smith plans intermittent attendances. Seven Girl Scouts also head to Four Winds state camp Bourne near Plymouth for two weeks through July 26, with Ellen Lewis Priscilla Wetherbee Irene Moore Hazel Moore Gladys Laurson Elizabeth Patterson Evelyn Herrick Betty Puffer and Rebecca Coulter named for Cedar Hall—younger girls.
Maynard July 16 report notes two new porches on St. George's Cabin at Fort Pond in Lyttleton ready for the annual two weeks camp led by the boys organization of the church starting July 2. Afterward the girls will hold a camp. work by men and boys enlarges space, with screened porches serving as living rooms and potential sleeping quarters.
Marlboro manager Nicholas Benedetto announced the Marlboro Sons of Italy will face the Knights of Columbus nine at Ward Park starting 6 30 PM due to postponement of the Hudson Town game. Morristown NJ July 16 INS prosecutor Orville Mosler said he will examine Harry Woolsey Jr 14 who killed nurse Anna Miller 22.
Washington treasury balance listed as 219 343 267 09 with exchanges totals 1 307 000 000 and balances 206 000 000. Boston Clearing House shows exchanges 95 000 000 and balances 45 000 004.
Richard Fransworth Paul a prominent American Legion and Dartmouth College alumnus, is announced as candidate for Massachusetts Department Commander at the state convention in Williamstown July 24 25. Sponsored by the Kidward J Beatty Post of Canton, he has served as vice commander for three straight years and now chairs the entertainment committee for the 1930 National Convention. He is married with two sons, Richard B. and a younger son.
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