Revered scat SDA 61 BO in Spade OR HRT
A terse note mentions revering a scat SDA 61 BO in Spade OR HRT with uncertain details. The fragmentary text offers no clear event date or involved organizations and reads like an OCR scrape.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1941
Page
4
A terse note mentions revering a scat SDA 61 BO in Spade OR HRT with uncertain details. The fragmentary text offers no clear event date or involved organizations and reads like an OCR scrape.
The item notes a 1914 extradition treaty with Germany and references the 1820 milestone of the first steamboat on Lake Michigan.
The article notes growing mutual reliance among the United States and Latin American and Caribbean nations for strategic materials. It cites Bolivia manganese and tin, Dutch Guiana clay and antimony, and a shifting balance boosting regional trade as interdependence expands beyond raw resources. It also references Dutch resistance to Japanese economic concessions amid broader defense considerations.
In Cambridge at the Middlesex Probate Court Judge Arthur B. Boone granted Albert E. Ryan of Mansfield a divorce from wife Phersa E. Ryan for cruel and abusive treatment. Both spouses had filed suits. the wife sought separation last February. Atty Fred L. Williams of Marlboro petitioned for the husband, while Atty Stephen Murphy represented the wife. The judge dismissed the wife’s petition and granted the husband’s, ending a highly contested case.
Boston June 23 Special The Recreational Development Committee of the New England Council has compiled the New England Recreational Calendar listing nearly 1 000 sporting and cultural events across six states. The calendar, promoting travel and tourism, will be posted in resort hotels gas stations and railroad depots and distributed to travel bureaus and newspapers nationwide. It covers antique shows art exhibits aviation meets canoe races dance festivals dog shows fishing educational conferences fairs golf horse trails and racing, model airplane meets concerts rifle and trap shoots town centennials summer theatre and track and field events.
Joseph V Curran, 23, trumpet player before induction, entered army service amid a Pananeiphi advance. He received his training and begins duty as a new recruit.
Massachusetts banks issued 18 000 loans totaling 1 083 000 000 to businesses and individuals in the latter half of 1940. The survey notes 861 banks reported new loans totaling 692 114 41 and 181 503 new loans in the second half of the year with mortgage loans averaging 5036 dollars and open lines of credit carried by 34 starter-center banks totaling 181 146 168 dollars.
A letter from a relative in Big land relays the onion situation in the British Isles. England normally grows many onions but Bermuda and other imports now shrink due to cargo space for defense needs. Last year imports fell sharply, raising onion prices while home gardens shift to wholesale production to cover demand.
A Boston state committee hearing focused on drawing 14 congressional districts from the current 15, with emphasis on preserving Edith Nourse Rogers’s Fifth District and resisting city splits. Healey and Casey proposals urged consolidating adjacent districts, while five towns seek transfer into Rogers’s district, and Stanton urged eliminating a Republican seat amid New Deal politics.
Mr and Mrs Gargantua the Great tour Worcester with the WOI publicized show featuring 1609 people 50 elephants 1009 animals and hundreds of horses across three steel arenas. Performances start 2 15 and 8 15 pm doors at 1 and 7 pm with 800 performers including Bel Geddes designs and Alberting Rasch choreo.
A record enrollment of thirty five marked the opening of Camp Virginia the summer health camp of the Southwestern Middle Sex Public Health Association at West Pondia Bolton. The first day included swimming and campers began adjusting to new surroundings despite homesickness. The staff welcomed three new members and introduced Nancy Lund of Stow the first former Camp Virginian to serve as a counselor.
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