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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1933
Page
3
Silva is charged with larceny of the City Forestry Truck and manslaughter after a car crash at Hast Main Street on May 13 killed his companion. Police allege he later appropriated the forestry truck and was captured days later by Cambridge police.
At a meeting before the city hall on School street Burlak leader of the strike denounced low wages and politics while maintaining order as police kept disturbances down. Later, a wedding is planned at Pilgrim Congregational church Cambridge with immediate family present and a reception at Hotel Commander.
The article notes Flag Day and a proclamation by Governor Eph B Bly urging citizens to display the flag on all public occasions. It emphasizes the flag as a symbol of human rights and world pledge, urging renewed respect for the flag.
The owner Frank J Silva of Cambridge is to attend a session at the Superior Court in East Cambridge. The case relates to a trial in the area with local officials expecting testimony and a display of court procedure.
Children’s Sunday observed at First Parish on June 11 with an 11 o'clock service replaced by a school program. Awards for projects and attendance were given. Reverend Edward Perry Daniels delivered the address. Books were presented to many students and a series of 11 pins was offered to those with varying attendance. A number of children were christened by Mr. Daniels.
News flashes compile multiple briefs from June 4 to June 14 across Boston Lynn Racine Calais and Salisbury noting Kenneth Buck’s possible stand in the Peggy McMath abduction case authorities seeking two missing children in Maine and local tax payment deadlines and other assorted notes including comments from Cardinal O Connell and remarks on the gold standard and 3.2 beer acquittal rulings.
Hudson voters backed repeal and wet delegates in a four hour poll. Yes for license led 844 to 149, while delegates favored repeal by large margins. turnout was about one third of eligible voters with 1007 ballots cast.
Former City Solicitor W. Leroy Temple wed Miss Marion Blake of Somerville in a simple ceremony. The wedding linked two prominent local families and drew attention from residents and officials alike.
Hudson Commissioner Henry Whitcomb travels to Chicago for the World's Fair. Henry J Busby, a Hudson High graduate, works at Jui Garage on Main Street this summer. Relatives from Hudson attend Edward Sheehan's graduation in Princeton, New Jersey.
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