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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1941
Page
4
Fragmentary text from a Concord Massachusetts notice appears, mentioning mass, post office, box, and publication details. It references Enterprise Brees Inc and advertising rates but lacks coherent event or action suitable for a full summary.
A garbled OCR series lists mixed historical notes including May RK 14 James River settlement, 1607 National Woman's Sub association formed, 1865 Geromino on war path, and 1986 Yankee items. The text appears as disjointed fragments with inconsistent dates and names.
The text discusses a controversial figure of 50,000,000 tied to Mohegan land claims in Connecticut. It contrasts optimistic hopes for compensation with cynical doubts about repayment and political leverage. It notes historical grievances and references to colonial-era land dispossession. The fragment mentions Na and Spain as contextual points of comparison.
Concord schedules a Sunday church festival at the Church at 4 PM with music by the Evangelical Free Talent Roxbury and guest speaker Rev. Pp. A. Langvand. Local sports include Concord High tennis losses and Middlesex School’s tennis defeat to Rivers School, plus rifle club standings and community events across town.
A terse fragment notes sheep leaving for eel, returning shorn themselves, hinting at a curious rural episode with unnamed locales and characters. The line evokes a rustic scene where livestock and odd catches mingle, leaving readers pondering the unexpected turn of events.
The readable fragments discuss a visit to the United States and Britain, mentioning clocks and Nipponese associations. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts, dates, or identifiable individuals to name a complete event or outcome.
Massachusetts officials report two federal leaders oppose higher gasoline taxes. Secretary Paul notes most motor fuel funds livelihood and business travel, urging tax rates stay reasonable as oil supplies grow and federal taxes already exceed 12 percent of price.
Marlboro reports the fifth degree will be exemplified at a Pomona meeting tonight in Odd Fellows hall. Master Fred A. Noyes of Sudbury presides. Supper served at 6 30 by Mrs. Anne Marshall and committee.
Mrs Esther Medill and Mrs Jane Hyde were elected delegates at the local Auxiliary meeting in Legion Hall to attend the American Legion Auxiliary convention on June 17 in Swampscott. Mrs Abn Bigelow presided over the session and an AD social followed. students were served.
The scientist notes that war evaporates like a dinosaur when world conditions shift and destroy its survival value, reflecting on how conflict loses utility as circumstances change.
Two portraits rest on the North Sea bottom as Lieut commander Madeleine Carroll relates a superstition about a third portrait. William Boyd buys a grocery store and Hopalong Cassidy’s star status grows. Olivia de Havilland and Power Dive headlines hint at industry shifts and publicity movers.
Rev Herbert F Ful ton, pastor of Maynard church, attends the annual New England Conference of Methodist churches in Cambridge. He expects reappointment for another year and plans to omit services at Wayward Church next Sunday May 18 as delegates continue conference sessions through the week.
Sudbury Cambridge School line score 9 to 8 in a tight battle reported Saturday. Mrs Carlton W Elms leads the Choral Group gathering at her Post Road home. Attendees discuss the November elections and local civic interests. Mrs Archie R Gar visits friends before returning to Connecticut. The Sudbury Woman's Club annual meeting was held at the Side Inn last Wednesday with plans for the year ahead.
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