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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1936
Page
4
The article notes Dartmouth College faces pressure to raise fees as trustees and students grapple with affordability. It argues that rising costs, driven by global economic conditions, require all-inclusive charges to avoid a college deficit, with trustees sensitive to undergraduates and parental impact.
A Maine election report outlines a ruling that Deputy Secretary Robie will not judge minor party candidates for United States senator governor and congressmen. The result may bar Communists Socialists Union candidate listings on the official ballot. The decision could limit material for observers viewing Maine's election as a gauge of state politics.
A comparison argues the Railway Association figure of 103.78 dollars monthly under a taxed system versus 91.04 dollars under private schemes, claiming the taxed option yields higher nominal pay despite taxes. The statement labels the private plan as outlawed and promotes the taxed system as a better bargain.
The article describes a measuring worm and aphid like pests stripping Hickory trees of leaves and notes New England facing Dutch elm disease. It cites failed control plans and warns the damage could be irreparable in coming years.
Records show 878 registrations issued by June 30, up from 822,817 in the prior year period, indicating growth. The report notes a general sense of rapid change amid these totals. Paul Whiteman comments reflect a measured stance on jazz and public reception.
The article notes a return to alliance coalitions as Europe hesitates between rebuilding a treaty Der Fuehrer scrapped weeks ago and pursuing a balance of powers. It casts doubt on the prospects for hopeful cooperation amid rising suspicion.
The passage notes Cahill as a member of the local state and national bar and of the Waltham School Committee and the Waltham Democratic State Committee along with several fraternal orders. It mentions a prior lawsuit and his claim of readiness for victory with vigorous promises and self described qualification.
A clipped fragment notes praise for the community effort and attributes the success to collective work. No specific people, places, or events are readable in the text provided.
A group of local residents will attend the Cooperative Institute at Massachusetts State College in Amherst, running from August 2 to August 8. Attendees include Albert Saari Elmer Salenius Bertha Sneck Ernest Jarvi Alli Hermanson and Paul Heik.
Fragmentary lines describe seven heavens as realms rising in happiness and the abode of God. The text mentions “The Seventh Heaven” and a person or group named Set.
A reflective note on learning from others you encounter as you live and work among diverse people. It urges keen observation, understanding, and mutual tolerance, emphasizing that many minds differ and coexistence requires open minds and patience.
The guidance notes that lemon juice and salt can whiten clothes by treating stains with sun drying. It also suggests that leaving the rind on a ham helps it boil or bake more quickly, implying a flavor or cooking speed tip.
The Maynard Board of Health met with Doctor James Waite director of the Nashoba district and Doctor Charles B Mack of the State Department to discuss public health concerns.
Mrs. Mary A. Penny of South Acton and her son D. Frank Reamy were injured in a car collision near Daniel Webster and taken to a local hospital in New Hampshire. Reported injuries include hip and rib fractures with others receiving treatment for the same incident.
The article describes crocheted dresser scarf heirlooms and a lacy pair with tea cloth buffet and vanity set pieces. It promotes pattern 5560 with complete instructions, a diagram of the square, and illustrations of stitches needed.
Residents request completion of tennis courts to ensure the facility can be used by the county. Officials aim to finish the project to provide accessible recreation space and support community programs.
A medieval church from the fourteenth century lies buried under desert sands, with only its tower visible above the vast sea of dunes. A lone beacon marks the site, kept safe by the local preservation effort.
Maynard junior two all star nines compete in a three game series at Crowe Park. In the first game West End All Stars beat East End 7 to 4 as West End scored in the opening inning and Lalli led with three hits for East End while Peterson earned the win.
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