Supreme Court Declares New Deal Experiments Unconstitutional
Roosevelt era reforms faced a sweeping ruling voiding key programs. The Court struck down the Guffey coal act and DC appeals authority, ruling federal social experiments unlawfully delegated powers, affecting relief funds and resettlement measures. In California, 25,000 watched a frog jumping contest as other headlines reflect wartime era concerns and public life.
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District of Columbia
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FE Tugwell
May procession honors St. Bridget’s children in May parade
Maynard note describes the annual May procession of St. Bridget's parish with Queen of Angels Rita and a list of girls and boys who received First Communion at the 8:30 mass. A memorial Mass for Division 338 AOH and Auxiliary will be held on Memorial Day at 10:40 at the shrine in St. Bridget's cemetery.
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Maynard
St. Bridget’s
A of Tobin
Angels
Rita
Immacu- Plaherty
Eleanor Clark
Julia Wehoja
Katherine Sawyer
Ann Sharpe
Mary Taryma
Elizabeth Hoffman
Blanche Rouillard
Irene Boulillard
Irene Bakun
Beatrice Hanson
Mary McCarthy
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Maynard-William Smith Elected Demo Town Chair
James Dugan elected vice chairman Fred C Elson named secretary William Scully chosen treasurer at the Democratic town committee meeting Maynard Maynard Town. Bernard Garrigan declined re election after years of service. Other members of the committee were named.
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Maynard
William Smith
Democratic Town Committee
Bernard Garrigan
James Dugan
Fred C Elson
William Scully
Cloth Making Film at Assabet Mill Benefit Night
Maynard moving pictures on the manufacture of cloth will be shown at the High School Auditorium as a St George's church fundraiser. Two showings, at 6 46 and 8 16, are arranged by the church Vestry with William Brayden narrating the film of local mill workers. Also on the program are travel pictures of Honolulu and a comic strip.
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Maynard
Assabet
St George's Church
William Brayden
Honolulu
District Club meeting outlines weekend outing plans
Eastern division clubs held a Sunday session to plan a weekend outing and banquet at the Coaches Tony Kavaleski for games in New York on June 18 and 14.
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Tony Kavaleski
New York
Maynard Golf Team Opens Series with Assabet Mill Tilt
Maynard Men's Golf hosts Assabet Mill in the first potential series match at Maynard Country Club set for June 10.
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Maynard Business
Assabet Mill
Maynard Country Club
May Day Festival at Academy Highlights Graduation Plan
Concord notes a May Day program as upper school girls vote Miss Anne Perkins of South Dartmouth to crown her, with attendants Anita Abbot Eve Marie Bourquin Rosita Corey Alison Hill B Anne Johnson Mertice Templeton Susan Werren. Miss Elsie Hobson announces June 2 Field Day Alumnae Day and June 10 graduation for about 16 graduates.
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Concord
Anne Perkins
South Dartmouth
Anita Abbot
Eve Marie Bourquin
Rosita Corey
Alison Hill
B. Anne Johnson
Mertice Templeton
Susan Werren
Mary Payson
Richard K. Conant
Lincoln
Elsie Hobson
Academy
Ordained to Priesthood for John O Connell of Maynard
John O Connell son of Daniel O Connell of Maynard will be ordained a priest at Springfield Cathedral on June 6. He studied for the priesthood at a seminary in Montreal and will celebrate his first mass at St Pauls Church Worcester.
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John O'Connell
Daniel O'Connell
Springfield
Montreal
St. Paul's Church
Worcester
Maynard-A Opens Coop Relay Event for Members
A Co open feature at traction highlights a 1000 meter relay for cooperative employees. The event is scheduled for the afternoon and closes on May 29.
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Maynard
Public Schools Prepare Memorial Day Wreaths
Concord schools to make about 100 wreaths for soldiers and sailors graves on Memorial Day. Volunteers will be needed to sow materials and assemble the wreaths.
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Concord
Co operative Convention Opens Friday in Maynard
Maynard hosts the Co operative convention from May 30 to 31 with a gala dance at the Vaude Playground pavilion Saturday night. The program includes old and modern dances until midnight, athletic events Sunday morning, then an entertainment and speeches featuring the president of the Penn ion Bureau and leaders from the Eastern Cooperative League. Over 500 delegates from New England states New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania attend with local lodging arranged at nominal charges.
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Maynard
Vaue Playground
Paavilion
U. N
Pennion Bureau
Eastern
Concord Street Frolic Promises Wide Community Fun
Concord residents and neighbors are invited to a Saturday June 6 Street Frolic by the Concord Players. The event aims for broad attendance with a twelve piece orchestra providing music for a large street dance space and a floor show along with beano and other activities.
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Concord
Concord Players
Riverside Cooperative Association votes to dissolve and sell assets
More than 1300 shares were represented at a Riverside Cooperative Association meeting in Elks Hall. The group voted to sell the Mason Street building to the Knights of Columbus and instructed the directors to sell all other assets and dissolve remaining interests. A prior meeting lacked sufficient stock to legalize dissolution.
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Maynard
Riverside Cooperative Association
Elks Hall
Mason Street
Knights of Columbus
Fires threaten factory and woods in distant districts
Two fires reported Saturday afternoon stretched fire crews. Wind fanned flames away from the main plant, with a blaze in West Concord and a grass fire on Hitch Street near a fre tower. crews responded to each incident.
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Acton
Wesrly
West Concord
Hitch Street
Maynard G Men Talk Draws Local Officials to Auditorium
Maynard residents will hear Maynard C D McKean head of the Boston office of the Department of Justice speak on the work of the G Men at the high school auditorium with Edgar from the Bureau of Investigation of the VA and Department of Justice in Washington invited. Town officials police and firemen will be guests. The event is expected to draw a large crowd amid interest in the crackdown on crime.
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Maynard
Fire in attic at Elm and Waltham corner
A fire found in an attic at the Elm and Waltham street corner Monday around two o clock was confined to the attic. It is thought to have started by spontaneous combustion.
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Elm and
Waltham Streets
Maynard Woman Anastasia Siemieniak Dies After Illness
Mrs Anastasia J Siemieniak widow of Anthony Siemieniak of Maynard died Monday after a short illness at 63. Survived by son Stanley and daughters Jennie Cheslak and Sophie Kowicz, two grandsons Walter Cheslak and Samuel Kowicz, and sister Amelia Wasnik. Funeral Thursday at St Casimir’s Church with high mass at 9. Burial in St Bridget’s Cemetery.
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Maynard
Anastasia J
Anthony Siemieniak
Glendale Street
Jeniak
Stanley Siemieniak
Jennie Cheslak
Sophie Kowicz
Webster
Walter Cheslak
Samuel Kowicz
Amelia Wasnik
Siemieniak
St. Casimir’s Church
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Oilomatics Baseball Club Formed By Local Youths
The Oilomatics, a town youth baseball club, are formed with Tony Columbo as playing manager. They recruit present and past local amateurs, aiming to develop players and provide wholesome recreation amid strong nearby rivals. Waine Freeman funds their equipment.
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Hudson G.E
Oilomatics
Waine Freeman
Fraser, Liverman
Columbo Brothers
Sczerzen
al Connors
Hubumaki
Syrganen
Mariano
Lubin
Tony Columbo
Reception for Frances C. Douglas at Masonic Hall
Mrs Raymound Hooper and the lodge of the Eastern Star present a reception for Frances C. Douglas worthy grand matron and grand officers at Masonic Hall on Thursday evening June 4.
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Maynard
Raymound Hooper
Lodge of the Eastern Star
Frances C. Douglas
Masonic Hall
Readings and Flower Placed at Memorial Event
A brief report notes attendees read prayers and a flower was laid at the memorial honoring a local figure. The ceremony included a moment of silence and local officials offering remarks. No further details on date or names are provided.
Memorial Day Observance Planned in Maynard
Citizens in Maynard prepare for Memorial Day events organized by Frank J. DeMare Post A L in memory of G A R veterans. A parade meets at 2 pm with Edward Johnson as marshal and includes Veterans of all Wars, auxiliary groups, Boy Scouts, schoolchildren, and Spanish War veterans marching in orderly columns before wreath laying at Memorial Street.
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Frank Parks
Legion
George Outis
Maynard Post
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Armory
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Co. H. D—Corp
Ralph P. Hosmer
U S WV
Co. i
James J Mansfield
U S W VV
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