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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1936
Page
7
Mederios and Maynard powered the G E squad as they defeated Assabet Valley 14 to 6. Hudson started on the mound, facing three batters before O'Donnell and Madeiras contributed key hits including two singles apiece. The B's offense totaled 20 hits as E's kept pressure throughout.
In a baseball inning a run was produced credited to player Dono Roushleau with umpire Mike Vodoklys overseeing the game action. Specifics include scored entries and line notation from the May 14 event and game log.
Deposit Book No. 21321 has been lost. J. W. Ballon, Treasurer at Concord, Mass, announces the notice from Middlesex Institution for Savings dated June 9, 1936.
Foreclosure auction of the Demitry Rudziak mortgage to Assabet Institution for Savings will take place on Saturday July 11 1926 at 11 in the forenoon. The parcel on Sherman Street Maynard shown as lot 5 and part of lot 6 on the plan dated November 20 1925 is described with bounds to Sherman Street and lots 3 4 and 6. The sale is subject to unpaid taxes and municipal liens with $500 cash required at sale. balance due within days.
In Middlesex County Probate Court all interested parties are notified to file a written appearance by June 12 1926 in Cambridge before 10 a m to object to the estate of Hilma Ryomanen of Maynard deceased The citation is issued by First Judge John Leggat Esquire with Loring P Jordan Register on May 21 1936.
Labor troubles hit factories and farms across 15 states with 30,000 to 45,000 strikers reported by union leaders. Remington Rand, Morrell Packing, Burch Biscuit, and other employers face walkouts as Seamen, highway workers, and marble workers join protests.
A garbled OCR passage recalls a Japanese daimio and noble houses in London during the Restoration era. It mentions the 1868 Restoration and events around 1878, with references to temple bars and exposure of heads of traitors from the twelfth century.
The article notes Westminster Abbey plans for May 27 1927 coronation with royal procession details. It covers Blum nearing French premiership and leftist support, Italian Fascist rallies led by Mussolini, Haile Selassie leaving Palestine for England, and U S rail policy moves under J B Eastman as transportation co ordinator with possible extension.
On June 15 the 45 000 bonus baby bonds will be mailed from Washington and 11 Federal Reserve centers to veterans. Farley predicts most payments will reach veterans within a week. Carriers are instructed to go out of their way to ensure delivery, and bonds must be delivered to the veteran in person.
The text references mint as one of the oldest cherts used in cooking and cites it in both St Matthew and St Luke. This indicates early culinary use and religious textual mentions across the two gospels.
Boston officials announced a tax rate of 38 dollars per thousand for 1936, the highest on record. Mayor Mansfield cited a large elevated deficit and a property valuation drop of more than thirty million dollars as key factors behind the increase.
London crowd of over 10 000 gathered for the tenth renewal of the international polo match with the United States seeking to defend its postwar title against a strong English challenge. King td was expected to attend the day’s events at the field.
Paris reports the Popular Front regime settles the crippling coal strike as 200,000 workers are set to return to work tomorrow, easing national disruption.
An amphibian aircraft carrying Alice Gnas and two naval reserve men took off from Oakland airport when it burst into flames. The two reserve crew members were only slightly injured.
President Roosevelt speeds west aboard a special train to honor heroic sons from four states. He is to speak in Little Rock Arkansas and later visit Texas and Kentucky before returning to Washington on June 15.
The Field Station on Beaver Street in Waltham shows hundreds of labeled perennials for visitors to study plant names. Experts provide guidance on lawns soils and general plant care. Open daily 8 to 5 on weekdays and 8 to 12 on Saturdays for amateur gardeners.
A Rochester New York druggist advertises K Ley’s Mixture as a triple acting cough remedy. One sip stops ordinary coughs and deep seated bronchial coughs with a few doses. The product is alkaline and claimed to act fast. Priced 45 and 85 cents.
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