Air Routes and Terminals Reach for New Transport Sky
A $10,000,000 Detroit air transport line plans to use government mail routes and lighted night airways. Officials say private capital relies on government airway maintenance and local terminals, with cities required to provide harborlike facilities. Cooperation between federal and local agencies is key as towns like Portnats push to enter early, aiming to replicate railroad era growth.
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Detroit
Portrnats
Guns and a tragedy spur call for disarmament of youths
A 17 year old Henry, practicing with a 22 caliber rifle in the woods, accidentally shoots and kills 11 year old George who sought attention from older boys. Henry says he bought the gun with overtime earnings. authorities and parents are urged to disarm youths to prevent similar tragedies.
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Henry
George
Johnny
Brass Works
Riviera of America: Mississippi Promotes Gulf Coast
The piece argues that the Gulf Coast region, notably Mississippi, deserves national attention as a scenic and climatic asset. It notes a public campaign with friendly states to advertise the area as the Riviera of America, emphasizing regional pride and interregional harmony.
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United States
California
Florida
Pacific Seaboard
Atlantic Shore
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
The
Riviera of America
The Coffee Strike and Brazil’s Price Flip
The piece argues Brazil’s regulated coffee exports created a monopoly, boosting prices in the United States until a market correction reduces prices. It predicts U.S. coffee demand will rise as prices fall, and suggests a longer strike would benefit the national purse and stomach.
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Brazil
United States
Uproar Over Utterances of Prominent Americans Abroad
A newspaper column warns against government overreaction to private American statements abroad. It argues many acts are unintentional and cautions against licensing or prior approval for views raised overseas, urging clear distinction between private opinion and official policy. Memorial Day anecdote noted.
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Borone
United States
Washington
Goodt
Silver Wedding Anniversary Highlighted At Sudbury Dinner
Mrs. Walter Piper hosted a dinner for intimate out of town friends last week with a focus on a silver wedding anniversary. A wedding cake and special decorations marked the date. Notices announce a Women's Club lawn party Friday evening June 12 with special features and a good time anticipated. The Legion held a dance at the Town hall Friday with Vi's orchestra providing music. The Legion is raising funds for the endowment for disabled soldiers and children. William Taunton serves as special traffic officer on Sundays at Hood's place.
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Walter Piper
Woman's Club
The
Legion
William Taunton
Hood's Place
Merton Haskell Injured While Swimming
A serious mishap at Lake Hoon on June 4 left Merton Haskell paralyzed after a swimming and diving accident. Dr. Annis of Maynard treated him and he is expected to recover. rumors blamed excessive fresh water bathing, but the injury is to the vertebra. Sympathy pours in for the estimable young man and his many friends. Phil Ratick announces his open air shoe shine parlor will be open Fridays and Saturdays.
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Merton Haskell
Alice Haskell
Lake Hoon
Merton
Annis of
Maynard
Concord Couple Celebrates Fifty-First Wedding Anniversary
The Whitney couple of Concord marked their fifty first anniversary on Evervit Street. Mr. Whitney, a Road Department foreman and past grand of Cancer Lodge, and Mrs. Whitney, born Weston, married June 9 1874 after moving from Acton. They have nine children and about a dozen grandchildren. both are active in Willow Rebekah Lodge.
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Martin H. Whitney
Evervit Street
Mr. Whitney
Actor
Mrs. Whitney
Concord
Whitney
Weston
Acton
Earl
Cancer Lodge
Willow Rebekah
Concord Woman Served on School Board and Civic Groups
The obituary notes a Concord woman dedicated to education and civic life. She served on the school board for several years and belonged to the Concord Art Association Ladies' Tuesday Club and Concord Country Club. Survived by husband Dr Braicy two daughters Elizabeth Dewey and Joanna Cameron, a brother Fred C. Smith and five grandchildren. Private services were held at her home Monday afternoon conducted by Rev Mr Bulkeley former minister of the First Parish church of Concord.
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Concord Art Association
Ladies’ Tuesday Club
Concord Country Club
Dr. Braicy
Elizabeth
Frederick A Dewey
New York City
Joanna Sedgwick
Alexander A. Cameron
Westford
Fred C. Smith
Midlebury
Mr. Bulkeley
Concord
Corinthian Lodge Holds Summer Break Meeting With Address
The Corinthian Lodge A F and A M met at Masonic Hall in late afternoon with an asparagus supper, singing led by Roger F Holmer and Rev. Smith C Dexter as chorister. Tributes were paid to late member William Curry. John R MacKenzie sang Nearer My God to Thee. Wor. Austin D MacRae presided. First Assistant District Attorney Robert T Bustinell of Middlesex County gave an address on his office work and its challenges, leaving a strong impression.
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Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Jow
Masonic
Roger F. Holmer
Smith C. Dexter
William Curry
John R. MacKenzie
Austin D. MacRar
Robert T. Bustinell
Middlesex County
Concord Junction Union Church Children’s Day Service
Rev Alfred Wi Stone leads Concord Junction Union Church with Sunday Children’s Day observance. Morning service at 10 30 includes baptism of children, special music, and a brief sermon by the minister.
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The Church school will meet at 12 o clock. In the afternoon at five the Annual Promotion Exercises of the Church school will be held. There will be no further evening service. The Christian Endeavor service will be held at 6. Tuesday evening at 7 30 the Midweek service Wednesday at 2 30 the Helping Hand Society will meet.
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Christian Endeavor
Helping Hand Society
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