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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1933

Page

5

Recovery progress under Roosevelt policies summarized

A survey notes rapid policy moves within three months of the New Deal. Tax cuts save 500 million yearly. prohibition reform advances. agriculture shifts aim at parity. 250000 in a new Conservation Corps. banking reforms follow the holiday. defense and currency plans outlined. foreign policy stresses peaceful relations and good neighbor stance.

Regal Coke United States Fan Conservation Corps National Defense Army U. S J. Roosevelt Coness Rosevelt

Distribution and Real Estate Echoes in Early 1930s Values

The piece notes Zion City in receivership and Manhattan Island’s high assessed value. It cites hat industry gains a 50 percent rise and 40 percent growth since 1931, plus a caller urging broad distribution to meet idle demand, praising salesmanship and advertising as key drivers of recovery and opportunity.

Hat Corporation of America Manhattan Island Peter Minuit

Senate caps cuts on veterans at twenty five percent

The Senate adopted a compromise to limit reductions in service connected disability and Spanish American War pensions to 25 percent, by a one vote margin. Massachusetts Senators Walsh and Coolidge supported the measure, which targets substantial savings and signals many veterans will lose compensation starting July 1 under the new Economy Law.

Senate Gayner Trainea Massachusetts Walsh Coolidge White House

Marlboro approves 1933 schedule and baseball letters

The Athletic Council approved the 1933 high school football schedule and baseball letters at a meeting before the School Board session last night. Committeeman Henry I T Lefome presided.

Marlboro Henry IT Lefome

Proper Plant Spacing For Better Garden Yields

The article advises careful thinning and spacing of seedlings to maximize long term yields. It suggests using a foot rule or a preset stick to keep even distances and warns against crowding, noting packet directions as the best guide for crops like lettuce and other leafy vegetables.

Gardner

Cultivation Key to Successful Crop Yields

Cultivation is identified as a major factor in achieving healthy crops. Emphasis is placed on proper soil preparation and farming practices to enhance growth and productivity.

Beer Tax Receipts Reach Half Million in Massachusetts

The federal government has collected nearly $500,000 from beer manufacture sale and licenses in Massachusetts since legalization on April 7. For May receipts totaled $218,785 with $150,075 from beer manufacturing. April receipts were $236,975. Massachusetts lists 4188 retail beer dealers 50 retail light wines and beer dealers and nine wholesale dealers.

Massachusetts Thomas W. White Internal Revenue

Downie Brothers Circus to Tour Including Jack Hoxie

The Downie Brothers Circus will include Hudson on its 1933 tour with Jack Hoxie making a personal appearance. Fred C. Kilgore, contracting agent, finalized arrangements for a June 20 show in town. The circus plans a notable street parade and extensive advertising campaigns.

Hudson Downie Brothers Circus Jack Hoxie Fred C. Kilgore Sparks Tom Harry Dad

Weekend visitors visit local residents in city

Marlboro Mr. and Mrs. Elv n Berry with Mr. and Mrs. Forest Fuller of Athol were weekend visitors with Miss Opal Haskins of Witherbee street. Miss Mildred Littlefield of Milton was the guest of friends in this city on Saturday. The Miss Margaret and Mary Stoffman of Hildreth street passed the weekend with friends in Waterbury Connecticut.

Elv.n Berry Forest Fuller Athol Opal Haskins Witherbee Street Mildred Littlefield Milton Margaret and Mary Stoffman Hildreth Street Waterbury, Conn

Tax on Beer Sales Noted in May Records

A May report shows a tax of five dollars per barrel collected on thirty eight thousand fifteen barrels of beer sold in the period. The total revenue reflects the beverage tax program and highlights the volume of beer transactions for that month.

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Trip A Day in the Mediterrean Romance and Trade

The scene portrays a journey along the Mediterranean with memory of Barbary romance and adventure. It contrasts the Riviera as a rival, celebrates spring and winter suns, and imagines distant deserts and winter resorts. The imagery blends ancient ruins, modern life, and a bustling market alongside fragrant mimosa and orange blossoms.

Barbary States Riviera Sahara

Lexington High School victorious as Maynard falls 5 2

Lexington High School defeated Maynard 5 to 2 at Crowe Park in the Middlesex League game. Wiggins doubled and stole three bases with a triple, Cronin collected three singles, and Montgomery allowed seven hits while striking out six. Runs came early for Lexington with three in the second inning and continued scoring to secure the win.

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Young queen bee leads seven followers from Woods Hole estate

Saugus reports a small group led by a young queen bee from a Woods Hole estate arrived and settled today. Tokio notes non-commitment to Roosevelt’s non aggression pact plea. Boston reports a counterfeit penny being produced perfectly in design. Worcester hospital trustees adopt improvements to cut fire hazard at the institution.

Saugus Woods Hole Tokio Roosevelt Boston Alj Perfect Worcester Worcester Ltd Hospital

What New Yor Is Wearing By Helen William

Children's dresses of good must necessarily remain simple. The collar and sash of white organdie. It is also adorable for hot wear made sleeveless and collar. Style No. 2603 designed sizes 2 4 and 6 years. Size 4 requires 24% yards with 34 yard 35-inch for sash and % yard frilling. Send today for your copy of Summer Fashions pattern book.

Batiste

Mountain View Session Concludes Baptist Society Year

The Senior C E Society of the Mountain View Baptist Church closed its season with President Helen Lincoln leading a themed meeting titled Mountain View. The group toured imaginary stations, heard reports from Barbara Tucker, and voted to resume meetings on the third Sunday in September. Announcement of the Northfield Conference August 14 to 21 and Rev. Percy G Beatty as faculty member were made. A nominating committee was appointed.

Marlboro CE Society of the Baptist Church Helen Lincoln Montain View Praise Station Bible View Power House Observation Point Inspiration Point Testimony Tavern EA Bullock

Berlin Children Night at Grange Meeting

Children’s night will be observed at the Grange meeting on Wednesday evening at Town Hall. Miss Violet Guerard is in charge. Refreshment committee: Mr and Mrs Lester G Ross, chairmen. Lester E Berry. Miss Mary Brady. Mrs A M Dunfield. Miss Barbara Dunfield. Miss Eva M Hanley. Lester R Maynard. Arthur F Sawyer. Mrs Maud Sawyer. Miss Marion Warwick. Daniel C Wheeler.

Berlin Grange Town Hall Violet Guerard Lester G. Ross Lester E. Berry Mary Brady A. M. Dunfield Barbara Dunfield Eva M. Hanley Lester R. Maynard Arthur F. Sawyer Maud Sawyer Marion Warwick Daniel C. Wheeler

W F W Auxiliary Whist Winners Named

The W F W Auxiliary held a whist party at the vet's hall with prizes for Mrs Barry two dollars Mrs Virginia Guer tin salad dressing Mrs James Mc Carron pillow slips Robert McHl roy towels Mrs Rose Brault tablecloth Mrs Hazeldine blanket. Bingo winners were Mrs Florence McGrath Mrs McCarron M Hayes and Mrs Benjamin Pond.

W.F. W J W Manning Post F W Barry Virginia Guertin James McCarron Robert McHlroy Rose Brault Hazeldine Florence McGrath McCarron M Hayes Benjamin Pond

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