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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1934
Page
2
Miss Jackie Coogan, a Boston show entrant, filed suit in Suffolk Civil Court to recover a diamond ring from Jack Rothrock star right fielder of the Cardinals World’s Baseball champions.
After four days of horror and blood a menacing revolution against the Republic was believed quelled in Madrid with only sporadic outbursts remaining.
Die Bend Indiana authorities recovered the body of a young woman from St Joseph river yesterday. She had been strangled and a man's handkerchief jammed about her neck. Police confronted with an apparent murder case. Pope Pius sees signs of recovery in Vatican audience with Archbishop O Connell. The pontiff predicted a spiritual awakening and world progress toward peace.
A vintage column traces a gigolo's life tip habits and experiences in New York. It covers how locals and visitors tip differently, the dancer’s conduct, required credentials, and anecdotes about clients and consequences in a light, satirical tone.
Seventy historic trees registered on the national honor role of the American Tree association have been planted on the campus of Maryland University in College Park. The trees were assembled by Mrs. James H. Dorsey for the Maryland State Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution and will be known as the Maryland Tercentenary Grove of History.
The Jesuit Clavius unveils a new mental exercise described as a novel form of thinking. He claims the exercise spans an astronomical number of possible alpha combinations numbering 585 261 767 384 976 664 000.
Seeds taken from King Tut's tomb are planted in Everett Massachusetts by Charles W. Benton for a back yard sweet pea plot. A Swedish relative sent the seeds to avoid the pharaohs curse. The seeds are estimated to be at least 4,000 years old.
A 30,000 year old female torso from Scotland is praised as a remarkable Paleolithic relic. Professor Magn notes it challenges views of prehistoric Scotland and points to carved rhino bone tools, numerous stone implements, and 50 types of tools in non glacial southern Europe aligning with Scottish artifacts.
Workers suspend 48 hours of operations to replace two 2,500 foot cables weighing 55,000 pounds each. The cables, wound on huge spools, run to the head tower of the cableway and cross the canyon to join the old steel rope. Each new cable costs about $10,000 and the old rope is hauled away after securing the new line.
Paris scientists Marie Phisalix and Francois Pasteur announced at the Academy of Sciences that short wireless radio waves can cure bites from vipers rattlesnakes copperheads and moccasins. The rays, they said, offer a new treatment prospect.
The article notes a Boise report by Blomgren director of aeromantics detailing 72 air fields in Idaho. The handwriting is unclear but implies a state wide survey or proposal.
Joseph Lombardo born April 10 1884 in Messina Italy came to West Virginia with his family. He moved to Concord 23 years ago and married Carmela Marino two years later. A member of the Order his funeral was held at St Bernard's with Requiem High Mass conducted by Rev Fr John A. Cambardo. He leaves his wife and three daughters including Carmela Domenica.
The Middlesex Laundry nine led by Tolman and directed by Dick Lawson won the second half and beat Littleton in a five game playoff for the title. Financial support shifted to South Acton for the final stretch, aided by the South Acton A A, helping the Maynard club emerge from red ink. The piece notes Tolman’s personal funding and hopes for future recognition.
Over one hundred friends held a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mary E Derkas in Maynard in honor of her forthcoming marriage to Alexander W.
The club sang at a county con cert and supper of the Stow Civic Club Monday night.
Banns of marriage published at St Casimirs church Sunday between Miss Mary EF Derkas and Alexander W Kulevich both of Pleasant street. They will be married in this church next Sunday. The groom and bride parents will celebrate the groom's parents twenty fifth anniversary and renew their vows before the ceremony.
The Concord Woman's Club started its new season with a well attended Monday afternoon meeting at the Girl Scout Community House. President Mrs. oe aene presided. Mrs. Gordon DelWelt reported Federation Day. Dr. Hugh P. Baker of Massachusetts State College spoke on What is Happening to meeting. Hostess was Mrs. John G Morse. Attendees included Mrs. Ernest Pringel Mr. Herbert B. Smith Mrs. H. W. Miller and Mr. Lestie R Moore.
The Maynard high school senior class held a successful social in the George Washington auditorium Saturday night. Dancing and refreshments defined the event, with a committee led by President Robert Duggan and advisor Miss Ruth Wilson earning praise for the year’s first social.
Mrs Florence Duval has returned Fletcher to Mr and Mrs Freeman Jefts of O Neil Street following a family arrangement and move.
A 48 yard pass to Labowicz set up a 15 yard line possession, then Frazer lofted a forward to Labowicz who caught just over the line for the final score. The late sequence clinched the game's outcome.
The Sophomore class elected James Sullivan as president with Catherine Hoffman as advisor for the year. The Freshmen chose Alvi Alatala as president with Mary Batulin as vice president, Lylli Tervo as secretary, and Albert Bachran as treasurer, with Miss Marie Cassone named as advisor.
Marlboro man Fred Rougeau, former Marlboro street railway motorman, died recently in Paris France. He left Marlboro 26 years ago for France, his brother Marlboro resident Marlboro longtime.
Fragmentary notes describe a long rainy season boosting tennis activity and a thriving group that arouses interest. The text hints at a tournament and a bustling season ahead with many members involved.
Two people including a man named Ben and his wife Mrs Franklin were hospitalized after an incident reported in the local precinct. Police say the event occurred near Emerson Hospital and investigations are ongoing.
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