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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1935
Page
5
The Marlboro Massachusetts newspaper The Weekly Enterprise published by Enterprise Press operates as second class matter since 1908. It lists subscription rates for mailed copies and mentions nearby towns Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford including postage.
Industrial tests by engineers with the U S Bureau of Standards show steel roofs treated to resist heat and cold equivalently to shocks. Key West Florida used for climate data. GM cars with Fisher Body turret tops show heat diffusion and insulation, making roofs cooler in summer and warmer in winter.
A report discusses the sun's interior temperature estimated near 50 million degrees, noting extreme heat could drive strong radiation if a vent or channel existed to release energy, implying immense energy potential at depth.
The New England Council unites 1500 members from six states to improve industry agriculture and recreation. It pursues policy analysis budgeting and collaboration with public agencies to raise income and employment while reducing tax burdens and government waste. President Winthrop L Carter of Nashua leads the council.
Edible freshwater clams and mussels differ from sea species but have served as human food. Shell mounds across the country indicate freshwater mussels were a common prehistoric diet and part of early peoples subsistence.
Irvin S. Cobb author and Walter C. Kelly actor met again at Paramount after fifteen years. The two previously wrote gags and performed them on a brief eastern vaudeville circuit.
Mary Boland, featured in Paramount's People Will Talk, has become a talented sculptress in recent months under the guidance of renowned sculptor S. C. Scarpitta, shaping a budding artistic career.
Henry Wilcoxon, known for Cecil B. DeMille's The Crusades, previously worked as a grain and flour salesman in England before pursuing a stage career.
Draw new contracts at Paramount Studios for Travis Banton studio fashion chief, Arthur Jacobson director, and Jeff Lazarus head of studio editorial.
Joe Morrison, the singing star in Paramount's Love in Bloom, brings a half gallon thermos of coffee to the set every day, fueling his shoot and keeping him alert during filming.
Mac McNally shut out Maynard after the third as Hudson High out slugged Maynard 8 to 4 for Midland League win before a season crowd at Riverside Park. Richardson led Hudson with three singles while McNally added a key single and struck out nine. Maynard, led by two first inning runs, kept pressure early but could not overcome Hudson’s offense and the late scoring burst.
A letter to the editor argues that change is constant and progress remains, despite a current business lull. The writer urges readers to view evolution in society and economy as a basis for future pride, noting that future historians will record progress despite present woes.
Entries close May 22 for the Finnish-American League six mile road race in Maynard Massachusetts on May 26. Noted runners from United Shoe and North Medford clubs are expected, with Johnnie Kelley aiming to participate. The event, dating back to 1928, features six prizes and special awards including a two mile cross country run with three prizes for local finishers.
Expresses gratitude to those who offered kindness during the deaths of Thomas Gately Sr and Patrick A Gately and family. Also notes West Concord firemen were called to a grass fire on Brown Street Monday.
Johnny Nate's single drives win for Hudson in a 8 to 4 game. Players listed include Richardson, Chartier, Sikorsky, Brewer, DeSantis, Lautinville, Maynard, Fraser, Degman, Brayden, Chidley, Lalbowicz, Liverman, O'Donnell and Figherty among others. Final lines show Hudson with late scoring and Maynard contributing at the plate.
Corinthian Lodge A F and A M observed Past Masters Night at the Masonic Temple in Concord. A seven o’clock turkey supper catered by Mrs. Raymond E Hooper of Maynard preceded a business meeting led by Wor. William K J Graham. Several officers and guests from nearby lodges attended, with a committee named to plan the June outing and continue Concord Tercentenary involvement.
The text notes panics often begin in autumn with examples such as Black Friday in September 1869 and the panic of 1873. It also references the 1907 panic occurring in September, highlighting a pattern of autumnal financial crises.
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