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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1934
Page
4
Community newspaper page advertises Marlboro Mass edition with office at 16 Liberty Street and weekly publication date, listing subscription rates and circulation details for Concord Sudbury Acton area.
Framingham residents push back against low phone tariffs, accusing the New Telephone and Telegraph Co. of basing rates on insufficient cost data. Richard Long argues for monthly limits around one dollar, while officials debate the fairness of 1929 level pricing amid utility scrutiny.
Report notes that German exiles last fall stated the number of persons held in Nazi concentration camps. The figures reflect concern over the scale of confinement and the regime's imprisonment policies.
H. W. Gibson, president of the New Trislation Camp, urges participation by the people in American sports as a safeguard against crime. He notes New England houses over 1500 private camps and 276 organizational camps, and says the boys and girls camp movement celebrates its Golden Jubilee this summer. He says a good camp offers outdoor life, crafts, nature lore, and group games, preparing children for life in society.
A chart in the United States News graphs more than 5 billion dollars in government loaned funds to banks firms and individuals after the Depression. Banks lead with 37.6 percent, followed by States counties cities and public bodies at 18.6 percent. Other major borrowers include farmers mortgage and construction firms and insurance interests. The piece notes banks repay loans and reports RFC activity and bank reopenings and licensing changes.
Policy moves seek broader credit access for small and large footwear and leather firms. The scope targets more ample financing to sustain production and investment across the industry amid tightening conditions.
Washington code authorities discuss credit flow as vital to recovery. Proposals include three year loans up to 12 500 with government guarantees and five to seven year loans up to 50 000. International credit banks may be used with Federal Reserve approval to support strained small firms and preserve employment.
A Ladies Help of Christians court social was held in Odd Felons hall West Concord under Mrs Eleanor Jenney. The Ladies Union of West Concord Union Church met yesterday afternoon in the church parlor with Mrs Ruth Cleais as chair. St Bernard’s Senior Holy Name basketball team lost a close game as Soffriti scored 14 for the home squad. Rev Russell N May spoke on China at a World Friendship service and supper at Trinitarian Congregational Church.
The Concord Methodist Episcopal Church invites worshippers for Palm Sunday on Sunday March 25 with a 10:40 AM church school and 7:30 PM Evening Worship. Rev Frank W Clelland will preach on The Triumphal Entry and “Triumphant.”
West Concord Union announces Palm Sunday morning worship at 10 45 with the sermon A Modern Man's Faith I Believe in a Redeemed Society Imperial Choir will sing Ride on in Majesty Faure organ numbers and the minister's class for young people will present Practical Christian Living The six Holy Week services include March 27 7 30 P M Rev Charles N Thorp March 29 7 30 P M Holy Communion Rev Austin Rice D D of Westfield March 30 Good Friday service speaker Rev Austin Rice D D All are invited to attend.
Under the auspices of infantry unit M G and led by Edward N. Lawton the event drew a large crowd of whist enthusiasts. Mrs. Ernest Anderson topped the proceedings with a notable performance.
The whist party organized by Annursnec Grange P of H. was moved from March 17 to March 25. It will be held at Miss Elizabeth Connell’s home, 15 Old Bridge Road, West Concord.
Mrs Irving T Felch entertained her bridge club at her Central Street home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Werren B Goddard won the first prize trophy.
A legislative item shows the Sullivan bill to create a lottery advanced after the affairs committee signaled support for a mutuel bill. The vote tally 7 to 4 favored the Sullivan measure.
Boston report notes Mrs John C Collins of Ashland along with 28 New Englanders in an Irish sweepstakes drawing watched by thousands. Separately 216 men and women passed the Massachusetts bar exam as certified by the State Board of Bar Examiners on March 21.
March 21 report notes seven arrests tied to an American couple Mr and Mrs Gordon Switz in a spying case with leniency. The couple allegedly aided city rodent control by targeting strategic points and disposing of pests overnight. Early morning finds included rats cats two dogs a rabbit and a goat. Brunswick Georgia March 21 CWA aie.
An intensive campaign against tiger terrors in Singapore has reduced the death toll as authorities push for better safety measures. Public awareness efforts and stricter enforcement are cited as key factors in the decline.
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