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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1926
Page
4
Marlboro workers at Dennison Manufacturing participated in the annual Employee Industrial Partners distribution. Certificates and cash totaling 55,536 were issued to 2318 employees based on service length, with 2807 partners after expansion this year. The 1925 year saw record sales and continued one-third distribution to partners.
The piece argues against extending the immigration law quota to Mexico and calls for keeping the seasonal labor door open. It highlights that Mexican workers are essential for planting, cultivating, and harvesting crops and infrastructure projects, urging repeal of a $10 visa tax and stressing economic harm if access is reduced.
A Minneapolis report argues repeaters should be denied parole or clemency even after serving a full term. The piece notes the ease of pardon systems may tempt repeat offenders to seek quick release and urges removal of parole loopholes to reduce mischief.
The Kansas City youth Marion Talley speaks of hard work and rapid success as she receives hundreds of congratulatory messages from older, established figures. She notes a shortage of young friends and reflects on the price of early fame, contrasting youthful energy with mature influence.
A. Melvin McLaughiin is confined to his home on Church street with illness. A meeting of the Girls Friendly Society revived sewing for the sick children and organized charitable work.
A group of new members joined Marlboro Aeries at a meeting held at Eagle headquarters last night. President Joseph A. Gallagher presided over the session.
In a brief public notice from Waltham, EDw Bigham and Canva Work tasks are referenced with a cryptic note "of all kinds" and a code "009M" indicating a general listing or classification in the local record.
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