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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1941
Page
5
The Marlboro Pilot's Association moves to address issues at the state airport amid pressure from airlines. They argue future appropriations will be scrutinized and frame the action as a taxpayer saver. The plan involves a $15,000 annual airport lease and broader airport policy questions.
The Maynard Club announces a new rifle team for pupils and citizens. The committee invites non members to join at the rifle range Sunday May 11 to support training and sport. The effort aims to promote shooting as training and recreation within the community.
Maynard Grange hosts an annual birthday party on Thursday evening May 22 with hostesses listed by month and speakers from the Massachusetts State Grange. The program features community singing, two short skits, and appearances by noted members and speakers. Also noted are Past Masters Night at Westford Grange, meetings at Winchester Grange, and Middlesex Central Pomona Grange Fifth Degree at Lexington Grange on May 28 with preparations for Sixth Degree in October and Final Degree in November. secretary Mrs Mary G. Jones to contact.
A terse fragment discusses dinosaur survival value amid world conditions and possible relevance to evolutionary considerations. It mentions none of the specific species, dates, or institutions and remains ambiguous.
A tense encounter with bandits as Herb Devine rides with a caravan. Djoa the interpreter talks the raiders into delaying pursuit and later reveals a plan to ambush a white man for silver. Herb ends up with the promised silver after a long wait.
Maynard High Sophomores and Freshmen announce a Social at the school Auditorium on Friday evening May 23. Cel lucci's eleven piece orchestra will provide music with two novel attractions and refreshments. Tickets available from committee members or at the door.
The St Casimir's baseball nine dropped a 3-1 decision to Leominster C C in their opening game. Leominster built a lead early and held on as Maynard failed to rally in the later innings.
On Crowe Park Sunday Johny Magkie debuted for the locals delivering a fine mound outing as his side fell short. Saints plan to book another strong club for next Sunday at Crowe Park with St Casimir's noted. M C will sponsor a parish social on Saturday evening May 381.
Maynard-Maynard secured second place in the Bay State League standings after a Sunday game at Maynard Country Club. The locals remained in contention with a deadlock result at Ponkapoag, in a tense finish amid Marl bore conditions.
State Public Works Department orders eminent domain surveys for Bedford airport site. Herman Houae and 4 MacDonald supervise two surveying teams on the 600 acre tract with more crews to start, as cash settlements will be offered before proceedings begin.
A wartime notice invites high school graduates to become Flying Cadets through extension courses in arithmetic geometry and English history at Concord Boston Lowell or Worcester starting this week. The region's Defense Committee urges interested youths near draft age to act promptly and contact Herbert W Martin in Maynard for transcription materials and information.
Local 140 of Middlesex County protests redistricting aimed at abolishing the 3rd Congressional district. The effort targets Governor Saltonstall Rep Avery Steele and Senator Connors with support for Congressman Joseph Casey and a call for fair play in new district maps. The union plans a dues check off starting June 6 and named William O Toole to the national committee.
The piece highlights the Tennessee Valley Authority and its vast reach from Norris dam through the TVA system. It discusses soil erosion, farm displacements, and economic gains including reduced costs for customers, fertilizer production, trees planted, and infrastructure built. It also touches on historical figures and cultural notes interwoven with the era's developments.
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