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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1939
Page
6
Fragmentary report discusses U S policy moves on arms and neutrality, tax and social security reforms, and broadcast licensing issues. Mentions Townsend plan, payroll tax changes, 1940 and 1942-46 timelines, and international broadcasting concerns amid wartime politics.
The article outlines U.S. farm income cycles from 1929 to 1992, noting a peak near prosperity and a drop during downturns. It argues farm income follows the general economy and reveals that U.S. farm relief aid rose despite total income falling, suggesting relief measures may affect income stability during recessions.
Treasury outlines refinance of $426,554,600 in 1 percent notes maturing next September with new five year notes at a percent rate. No new issue until September. Also mentions fiscal year outlook and secretary’s comments on national canal matters.
An enigmatic fragment references a fair event and a puzzle zone. It hints at a themed activity with questions about ere and whet while mentioning names or titles in a garbled form.
The piece describes political maneuvering over a proposed Roosevelt third term and the potential Senate vote. Key figures Rush Holt, John Garner, and James A. Parley are noted as weighing positions, with fears a defeat or victory could signal public support or pressure the President on remaining in office.
Maynard alumni reports ongoing work on campus facilities. Plans include a baseball field a football area and a hockey rink with a sealed bottom for winter use. A new fire alarm system is nearing completion after the previous system was destroyed by a cane incident and extensive wiring upgrades are noted.
News flashes report Callahan defying Governor Saltonstall by not resigning his post. The piece notes tension over investigations into his department and halted payments on flood and rehabilitation contracts amid public works scrutiny. The article also mentions House limits on TVA activities drawing GAO scrutiny.
Washington party line vote sends the measure to the House as foes warn it could pull the United States into war by directing aid to Britain France and allies. McGlue receives probation in a separate Boston federal case while New England braces for wage and tax debates as convicts in Lansing Kan surrender after a sit down strike for better conditions.
William Salet fus of 4 Bates Avenue graduated from Beaton University College of Liberal Arts with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. He earned honors in a special field and held roles as secretary of the Bailey Art Club and vice president of the Writers Club. Salet was also an honors student at May High School.
A benefit social will be held Thursday evening at Mount Union Congregational Church to support Ladies Benevolent Society. World traveler Lawrence Paint, a speaker who has visited nearly every country except Australia, will present a catalogue and a one act comedy I am Working for the State. Cast includes J. Murevay Mackenale Robert Leate Githers naa Wulan Cole and ra Vi. Refreshments to follow.
Fragmentary report notes a Czech group forming a legion in Prague and mentions a bold, adventuresome body with aims tied to patriotism. The readable text appears garbled, but hints at organized efforts and imaginative recruitment.
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