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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1927

Page

15

Doom Draws Nearer for Ruth and Judd

Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray, convicted for the murder of Albert Snyder in Jamaica, face execution at Sing Sing in the week of January 9. Gray accepts his fate philosophically while Mrs. Snyder clings to vague hope of reprieve. Also notes a West Acton Woman's Club fair with an alphabet-themed program and a Connecticut River flood-control plan detailing reservoirs and their impact on peak water levels.

Ruth Snyder Judd Gray Albert Snyder Jamaica Sing Sing West Acton Woman’s Club

New England Power Plans Reservoirs to Control Connecticut Floods

New England Power Association outlines plans to build additional upper Connecticut River reservoirs capable of holding ninety billion gallons. Engineers say the storage would reduce flood peaks substantially, protecting Vermont Massachusetts and portions of Connecticut. The project aims to keep flood waters within dyke barriers and lessen damage from future deluges.

New England Power Association Connecticut Association Neers Vermont New Massachusetts Con

National Guard Officers Course Opens at Local School

The program began Saturday November 26 and will run two years. Maas unit enlistees who complete the course will qualify for commissions as second lieutenants without further exams.

Jstate Maas National Guard

Southboro Catholic Woman's Club elects committees

The Southboro Catholic Woman's Club announces welfare committee members Frances Masse Eileen Salmon and Ethel Malay. Membership includes Alice Hartnett R M Malay and Emma Trioliffi. Publicity Catherine Gralter Auditing Mrs M J McCarthy Executive Committee lists Hartnett Colleary Maley Salmon and Salmon.

Southboro Southboro Catholic Woman’s Club Frances Masse Eileen Salmon Ethel Malay Alice Hartnett R M Malay Emma Trioliffi Cathrine Gralter M J McCarthy Elizabeth Colleary Ethel Maley Tileen Salmon Gertrude Salmon Miss Frances Masse M E McMay St. Amnne’s Church

Three Guardsmen Pass Preliminary West Point Exams

On November 12 14 and 15 preliminary exams selected two Mass National Guard men for West Point. Private First Class Thomas J Macrath of HI Company was among the three who passed. final exams are in March. Bruce and Allen began a two week auto tour to New York Washington Philadelphia and Virginia. Lovehim Pratt and Daniels attended the Army Navy game.

Mass. National Guard United States Military Academy West Point Thomas J Macrath HI Company Paul W Bruce Gifford Allen New York Washington Philadelphia Virginia Edward Lovehim Burleigh Pratt Howard Daniels

Sergeant Hagerty Selected for Massachusetts Guard Course

First Sergeant William A Hagerty from the 182nd Infantry is selected for the Mass National Guard Training School course. The school reopens for the first time since World War II with fifty candidates accepted from the Mass National Guard. four men from each regiment are chosen.

Sergt. Hagerty William A Hagerty 182Nd Infantry

K C Plan Annual Banquet in Concord

The Concord Council K of C announces its thirtieth banquet and Indies night on Thursday evening December 1 at Monument Hall Concord. Principal speakers include District Deputy J Donahue of Maynard State Deputy John Swift of Milford and Past State Deputy Daniel J Gallagher of Boston. Newell's Orchestra of Marlboro will provide dancing music.

Concord Council Monument Hall Concord J Donahue Maynard John Swift Milford Daniel J. Gallagher Boston Newell's Orchestra of Marlboro

Productivity Rise Despite Shorter Hours Reported

A 1923 Industrial Conference Board survey noted sixty seven workers produced as much as 100 men earlier, despite shorter hours. The result is discussed in Popular Mechanics and highlights efficiency gains in nursing industries.

Industrial Conference Board Popular Mechanics Magazine

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