Geneva progress lifts outlook for disarmament plan
The Geneva talks receive a boost as Germany accepts the MacDonald disarmament plan with concrete figures, easing fears Germany will disrupt the London conference. Hitler’s conciliatory Reichstag speech and Berlin and Geneva parallel voices bolster hopes for a first disarmament step and broader economic relief.
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Germany
Geneva
MacDonald
United States
Hitler
London
Roosevelt
Reichstag
Berlin
Advertising as Barometer of Trade in Freemont
Clyde P. Steen argues that newspaper ads drive trade and that rising ad spending signals better business. He cites Dollar Days drawing crowds, urges consistent local advertising, and notes readers respond when ads reflect needed products. He predicts an advertising boom will show when commerce recovers.
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Clyde P. Steen
Freemont
Ohio
Public
Delegates Named for Y P R U Meeting in Marlboro
Marlboro Rev Herbert M Gesner spoke to the Young Peoples Religious Union at the Unitarian parish hall on community service and sociability. Delegates Mildred Proctor Cathryn Dooley Carrie Williams were appointed to the national Y P R U meeting at Meeting House Hill Dorchester next Friday night. An invitation to a Peace Meeting in Stow and a Worcester Federation dance were extended for upcoming events.
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Marlboro
Herbert M. Gesner
Unitarian Church
Young Peoples Religious Union
Arthur Proctor
Katrina Gesner
Leonard Staney
Mildred Proctor
Cathryn Dooley
Carrie Williams
Meeting House Hill
Dorchester
Stow
Worcester Federation
Worcester
Epworth League speaker reviews Europe travels
Miss Margaret Allen spoke to the Epworth League at the Methodist Episcopal church last night in the vestry, recounting her European travels from the previous summer. Hudson High fell 14 to 5 to Hopkinton in a Saturday game at Hopkinton.
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Margaret Allen
Central Street
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Europe
Hudson High School
Hopkinton High
Hopsinton
Massachusetts Housing Efforts and Free Speech Clash
A letter urges state setup to guide housing for low wage families and notes historic gifts for slum clearance. It cites actor Henry of Winchester and Edward Ginn and references House bill No. 1051 to fund housing with or without Reconstruction Finance Corporation support.
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Massachusetts
Edward Ginn
George B. Henry
Winchester
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Emily Bright Burnham
Massachusetts Civic League
Boston
Odd Fellows Rebekahs Honor Departed Members Memorial Rites
Concord Lodge I 0 0 F and Willow Rebekah Lodge held their annual Memorial Service at West Concord Union church. Miss Nina Ruble played organ selections as the ceremony featured readings and flower wreaths. Revered by the congregations, Noble Grand George C Manter and Mrs Edith M Bailey led the service with officers assisting.
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Concord
Concord Lodge
I. 0
O. F
Willow Rebekah Lodge
West Concord Union
Nina Ruble
Naaman
Costa
Murray
Dubois
Turner
Waghome
Noble
George C. Manter
Edith M. Bailey
Willow Lodge
Edwin M. Edwardson
Richard W. McCabe
George A. Montague
The
Odd Fellows
Josephine Pearce
Estier Leighton
Agnes Clark
Rebekahs
Alfred W. Stone
Berlin Allocates Two Men for Forestry Camp Work
Berlin has been allotted two men for the forestry camp work and it is anticipated they will be sent to the receiving stations within a short time.
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Berlin
Marlboro Vets Parade at Concord Memorial Services
Marlboro veterans joined 150 Spanish War veterans from Marlboro and Hudson in a Memorial Day parade at Concord. The event featured cooperation with British veterans at American and British monuments including Concord Bridge, amid council pension talks and a resolution to ease upcoming veterans' benefit cuts.
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Kike Pipers
Concord
Marlboro
Hudson
Ralph P Hosmer
Ritchie
Te Council
E C Griswold
Arthur Squires
Walter Evelyth
George LeSage
William Douglas
Walker
LeRoy
Merry
Wye
Laughlin
Lovejoy
Malden
William L Lowe
William Hogan
Worcester
Burr Hudson
Colleary
VF W
Roberts
Marshall Camp
Richard Regan
Marshall
Department
Lowell
Charles F McCarthy
Veterans
What New York Is Wearing Pattern for a bias cut bodice
Advertisement describes a bias cut bodice pattern with front and back panels for shadow proof sheer fabric. It details fabric choices crepe de chine silk crepe or satin crepe, sizes 15 18 20 36 38 40 42 46, and yardage for size 36. Also promotes a Summer Fashions book and beauty talks with prices and ordering instructions.
Marlboro Drum and Bugle Corps Public Whist Night
The Nerbert F. Akroyd Post Drum and Bugle Corps will hold a public whist party at the G A R hall tomorrow night with a $20 top prize and an $8 second prize. Numerous minor awards include useful and decorative articles. Dr John A Kelleher chairs arrangements with a capable corps assisting. play follows prize awards.
Miss Lulu Davis Directs Local Play For Playground Fund
Miss Lulu Davis of New directs the cast of the car entertainment Henry's ding to be staged in Hall on Thursday and Friday under the Northboro Baseball Association auspices Part of the proceeds will benefit the children playground project.
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Lulu Davis
New
Henry
Hall
Northboro
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