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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1933
Page
4
Fragmented text references Liberty Street Maribor 1434 Mass Post office matter under Congress act of 1879 with postage rates and place names including Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford.
The article analyzes intra party fights over plans to freeze out Senator Walsh and Governor Ely as Democratic party leaders in the state. It notes Walsh and James Roosevelt gain GOP respect while party dissension grows, hinting at potential realignment and electoral consequences for Roosevelt and Ely.
The Everett tax rate dropped from 40.40 to 31.70, a 21 percent cut. The piece discusses how the method avoids back-bills, funding needs, and a shift in fiscal approach, with references to federal policy and steel industry price negotiations under NRA codes.
Employees contributed ten percent of their pay to the welfare department while the state lent the city 235000 for relief. The 1933 appropriations total 2676000 versus 3190000 spent in 1932, outlining broader funding trends.
The piece surveys the World Series featuring New York and Washington teams, highlights high tickets and $6000 prizes, and notes famed figures like Ruth and Christy Mathewson while touching on league struggles and a Chicago judge’s indecency ruling. It also critiques municipal tax dynamics and city borrowing from the federal government.
Dr Shirley Wynne outlines a weight reducing menu with adjustable portions. The plan emphasizes protective foods and specifies quantities for lean lamb chops salad beets milk pineapple and bread portions.
The City Clerk reported lower marriage licenses issued in 1933 than the previous year. The office listed names including Sylvia J. Sciappa of 75 Mechanic Street and Stella MM, with Lagaros of 70 Chandler Street among those whose intentions were filed yesterday.
Commander Charles H Archdale of EB D Marshall Camp U S appointed district inspector will visit Natick Camp 26 on Tuesday evening October 17 Milford Camp 69 on Wednesday October 18 and Framingham Camp Sergt William Walters on Thursday evening. Department Commander Quirk made the assignments.
The Holy Name Society at St Marys church held the first of five whist evenings to raise funds for the church building. Louis Robichaud won twenty dollars. other prizes included a silk puff for Mrs Abbot and a quilt, lamp, bedspread, and various household items awarded to named winners.
The piece urges supporting local merchants to boost the city, cites wage policies, and calls for organized effort to start projects. It notes gold relations affect prices, distrust in currencies grows, and world disarmament remains unresolved.
In Regium the Dyle spans thirty five bridges near a cathedral from the 12th century. Visitors admire Van Dyck altar pieces and carvings at the Tribunal, once Margaret of Austria's Palace. Summers draw Americans to street cafes for carillon concerts by Josef Denya, Belgium’s famed carillonist.
Marlboro The Tiger football squad conducted an extended practice session with emphasis on conditioning and drills.
Home service director Bill M Feeney presents frozen dessert recipes using Boston Consolidated Gas Company guidance. Detailed steps cover gelatin syrups, chilling utensils, and proper whipping to achieve smooth textures. Recipes include vanilla ice cream and peach desserts with measurements and freezing instructions.
A large crowd watched Ward Park last night as Coach Pete Newell directed the Benals through crisp plays. The backfield trio Donovan at quarterback Min Richer and Phil Flanders at halfback and Lloyd Gilmore at fullback formed a strong backfield showing promising form for the season.
Funeral services for John Norton aged 69 were held at 9 o'clock this morning at his home on Hudson Street followed by a high Mass at St Rose's Church. James B. Murphy served as celebrant.
The obituary notes a longtime Northboro resident born in Galway Ireland. He lived on Hudson Street and worked as a bookkeeper for the Grain Company. He served actively in local affairs, was a staunch Democrat, and held roles with politicians and the town court. He was a director of the Social Club and a clerk of the present court.
Marlboro P Gaucher Grant recuperating from illness. Mr and Mrs Roland Dessin and Miss Constance Bouvier visited friends in Central Falls Rhode Island earlier this week. Mrs Amedee Cormier and Miss Fionda Boudreau improved after operations at Marlboro Hospital last week. Rev Charles K E Proulx of Maine was called to assist his mother Mrs Richard Proulx Howland Street. Simons treasurer of Range Branch Industrial Bank Providence Rhode Island visits at the home of Mr and Mrs Peter McParden Claremont New Hampshire. Hector Duplessis Jr of Lake St. Sant yesterday opened World York.
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