Marlboro Weekly Enterprise publication details and rates
The Weekly Enterprise notes its Marlboro Mass office at 16 Liberty Street and publication schedule. It lists being entered as second class matter and provides subscription rates and distribution areas including Maynard Concord Acton and Bedford.
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Enterprise
Liberty Street
Marlbor
Mass
Marlboro
Enterprise Press
Bingle
Maynard
Concord
Suchary
Acton
Bedford
War on Crime urged as federal duty affront to state rights
The piece argues it is high time for the federal government to declare war on organized crime, seize control from states, and mobilize the Department of Justice with armed support if needed to break gang rule and protect public welfare and officials. It cites threats to witnesses and public officials and calls for a decisive national response.
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San Francisco Chronicle
United States
Department of Justice
America
Jurist Stops Home Seizure in Foreclosure Case
In Toledo Ohio Judge James S Martin criticizes indiscriminate foreclosures saying America will become a nation of renters unless banks and homeowners are treated with balance. He grants a continuance, urging practical judgment over harsh asset liquidation while noting secured property values may fall.
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Toledo
Ohio
America
James S. Martin
Common Pleas
Martin
Securites
Sawyer Berlin Couple Celebrate Silver Wedding
Mr and Mrs George H Sawyer of Berlin marked their silver wedding with a Saturday reception at the Berlin Congregational church arranged by the Berlin Tuesday club and the Board of Trade. Attendees from Marlboro included Mrs Arthur P Curtis and Mr and Mrs Do Howard Brigham.
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Blanche Whitney Walker
Sawyer
Hudson
Webster
Walter Cole
Board of Trade
Ruth Littlefield
Tuesday Club
Arthur P. Curtis
Marlboro
Charles A. Stockbridge
Eleventh District
William S. Eager
Waldo Wheeler
Lyle Woodward
Berlin
Lewis Paine
Irving Goudy
Everett Bartlett
Helen Hubbard
A.G. Hudson
Evrle Wheeler
Rllen Small
E. M Evans
Netlie Carter
Flora Smith
Ira G. Dudley
Edmund Wheeler
Lucerda Hartshorn
Mildred Bartlett
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Charlestown
Edith Rodman Sanderson
Whist Event Held by VFW Auxiliary at Veterans Hall
The V F W Auxiliary staged a whist party in Veterans Hall last night led by Mrs. Gertrude Chamberlain and Mrs. Eunice Madden. Winners included Mrs. Josephine Ordway Mrs Rose Brault Mrs Barry and Flavien Morel. Bingo winners were Robert McElroy Mrs Virginia Guertin Mr Iste Maddallan and Mrs Flavien Morel.
Ice As A Refrigerant Becomes A Home Staple
The article traces ice refrigeration from luxury to necessity, noting ice or artificial ice preserves food, neutralizes odors, and maintains moisture. It argues ice cooling is economical and healthier than mechanical systems, especially in summer, and highlights the broader impact on daily life.
Kelvinator Corp Advances Prices On June 28
Kelvinator Corporation announces a price increase effective June 28 after a 90 day period extending from the prior 40 day plan. George W. Mason says raw material costs rose and quality standards prevent further deep discounts. Dealers may honor old prices on units already sold. He calls rising prices a sign of improving business conditions.
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Detroit
Michigan
Kelvinator Corporation
George W. Mason
Kelvinator
Mason
Mr. Mason
United States
Lake Williams Ice Company Offers At Cost Refrigerators
Investment in a well insulated refrigerator promises fewer costly repairs. Lake Williams Ice Company at 201 Lakeside avenue has served the city for years with reliable ice delivery via daily trucks and a ready ice truck at the ice house. Call 270 W to have ice at your door quickly. They offer attractive refrigerators at cost price to entice buyers.
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Lake Williams Ice Company
Lakeside Avenue
Vearlly
Paris Woman Dies Trying to Save Her Cats
Mme. Anna Ratouil, 73, died when she re entered a room to rescue three cats as a fire swept through her home. Firemen found her body beside the charred remains of the pets. Rome reports Charles Eydoux, director of the Polytechnic School, pardoned after a February 4 spying conviction and returning to France.
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Paris
Mme
Anna Ratouil
Rome
Charles Eydoux
Polytechnic
France
Leyden in Holland And Its Famous University
Leyden in Holland famed for its university founded in 1572 by William of Orange. The city features the Rhine lined streets, Dutch Renaissance houses, a grand 16th century Town Hall, St. Peter's church linked to Mayflower pilgrims, and a notable carillon.
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Leyden Leyden
Holland
Athens
Ethnological Museum
St. Peter’s Church
Goldsmith
John Ivelyn
St Thomas Browne
Grotius
Arminius
Scaliger
Descartes
Willia of Orange
Finance Companies Set Session in Swampscott Meeting
The Massachusetts Association of Personal Finance Companies will hold a quarterly meeting at the New Ocean House in Swampscott on Thursday June 22 1933. Delegates from across Massachusetts including W A Balsover and W B Harding of the New England Equity Corporation of Marlboro will attend. The group serves lenders offering loans up to 300 dollars to households in emergencies without bank deposits, under the Uniform Small Loan Law enacted in Massachusetts in 1916 to regulate and reduce loan costs.
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Massachusetts Association of Personal
Massachusetts
Russell Sage Foundation
Fourteen Graduate From Concord Academy
Concord Academy held its annual commencement in the school gymnasium with fourteen graduates, eleven from Massachusetts, receiving diplomas. Scholarships dubbed Deturs were awarded by Harold Cabot of Concord to four students, plus honorable mentions in scholarship across four classes.
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Concord
Concord’ Academy
Massachusetts
Harold Cabot
Academy
Margery B. Allen
Anne Fisher
Wayland
Charlotte Hutchins
Barbara M. Allen
Virginia Armstrong
Sophia D. Chamberlin
Florence J. Cole
Frances W. Crane
Richmond
Mass
Jean Lenio
Lincoln
Eleanor T. Eustis
Readville
Eleanor M. Harris
Lowell
Barbara E. Howard
Deborah A. Hubbard
Elizabethtown
N. Y
Frances K. Newbury
Belgrade
Mont
Alice C. Sinclair
Princeton
N. J
Helen M. Wadsworth
Hudson-It is now possible to go by train to Boston for 67 cents
Agent Thomas J. Fitzgerald announces a new fare scale offering a 67 cent single fare to Boston or 1.34 for a round trip. The plan uses a 90 cent Weston round trip and a 22 cent per ride 12 ride ticket between Weston and Boston. Tickets valid until October 31 and refundable if unused. Available at local stations.
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Hudson
Boston
Thomas J. Fitzgerald
Weston
What New York Is Wearin Dress Feature
A fashion note describes a semi sheer crepe silk print dress in blue, praised for coolness and ease for hot days. It highlights youthful lines and a slender fit, noting the dress is inexpensive and stylish for summer wear.
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Besi
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