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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1934
Page
4
The article honors William S. Youngman a twice nominated local figure noted for fearless, ambitious projects and loyal friendships. It portrays him as generous and principled, a true commonwealth statesman who fought enemies but forgave, leaving a legacy as a steadfast public friend.
The piece argues for transparent, informed voting on appropriation effects and pre-primary costs. It notes voters need clarity on party endorsements and candidate who has or has not been endorsed. It mentions Dillinger era crime laws advancing and war department planes offered for anti crime efforts.
A London note questioned Japan's policy and its relation to the nine power treaty. The British foreign secretary offered little firm guidance, while urging clarification. The move aims to signal interest without major commitments, amid competing Tory views and Japan's China claims.
The passage argues that rising public concern shows officials are active in highway safety as drunken driving statistics fail to reveal the full impact. It condemns reckless driving, self important behavior, and unsafe habits that turn ordinary roads into danger zones.
March figures from the National Industrial Conference Board show 589 000 idled workers returned to work, with the year ending March 1934 totaling 5 182 000 unemployed converted to employment. Unemployment dropped 39.2 percent since March 1933, with 8 021 000 unemployed last month compared with 13 203 000 the prior year.
Hudson youth Francis X Dufault son of Mr and Mrs Francis Dufault of 77 Cottage Street joins the U S Rand in a recent assignment.
Lieut Col Thomas F Tierney state surgeon general assists Company L to build a strong National Guard unit through private medical exams and armory duties. Socials continue with a Miss Hudson 1934 contest. Victor Jason recruited. unit grows to 62 with 16 waiting. Bowling contests at the armory. Moonshiners beat Farmers 260 to 241. Three Mosquitoes vs Kings Up tonight. Raymond H Rougeau recovered from illness and rifle range practice resumes as inspections threaten closure.
A housewife explores spring wardrobe and home menus as warmer weather arrives. Suggested recipes include Spring Salad with lime gelatin and pineapple, and Fish Santa Barbara with halibut, butter, flour, water and vinegar, aiming for a balanced warm season diet.
Recipe fragment lists pimientos tomatoes onions butter and ham for a fish dish. Instructions mix, bake in gas oven, and serve six with a potato based dish including eggs cheese and pimiento. Contains multiple garbled measurements and recipe steps.
A column by Miss Feeney offers readers help with problems or requests, promising answers either in the current column or through subsequent notices. The feature invites inquiries and hints at practical guidance from the care-focused publication.
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