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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1934
Page
4
The fragment references the Weekly Enterprise publication with post office registration and subscription terms. It notes second class matter status and distribution details including locations Maynard Concord Sudbury and Bedford, with postage and issue timing implied.
An article argues that accidents stem from three factors: road design, car, and driver. It credits safer highways and better tires while warning that higher speeds raise risks. urges individual safety campaigns to prevent a rising accident record.
Neil Carothers of Lehigh University argues in the New York Herald Tribune Magazine that no single cause explains depressions. Economists acknowledge multiple interacting factors and caution against simple remedies or blaming capitalism entirely.
The piece argues citizens must curb liquor abuses and promote temperance while railroads face regulation affecting employment power and taxation. It notes the nation will feel the impact when legislation gives railroads a fair chance to operate.
In 1922 trains averaged 38 cars and 1.1 mph including stops. by 1933 cars rose to 46, speed to 15.7 mph, freight loss per loaded car dropped to 52 cents, and tons moved per mile rose from 7 479 to 10 974, signaling major efficiency gains for shippers and saving millions of dollars.
For thousands of years cycles of famine and plenty recur. Thrifty savers build wealth while the lazy chase luck and seek redistribution. The piece condemns confiscatory plans, warns they destroy incentives, and cites historical China as a cautionary example of planned economy and wealth redistribution.
The article contrasts Chinese and Russian collective ownership with Lincoln’s belief in individual rights. It argues that state seizure of property harms both workers and capitalists, noting Lincoln’s view that property comes from labor and that wealth enables others to succeed. He championed opportunity and enterprise over redistribution.
The piece condemns a political party exploiting human suffering for gain. It warns that federal appropriations threaten jobless voters if candidates aligned with the party pursue power. The text critiques candidates riding the party's coat tails and cites manipulative rhetoric.
Walter Davenpot criticizes postwar political maneuvering and calls for suspending local elections for a year to aid recovery. He notes widespread pre-election promises and money flow to governors and state officers, arguing the public is swayed by fear of losing benefits. Massachusetts is claimed to be comparatively clean.
Hudson Janet Rose Norton celebrated her second birthday at her home on Packard Street. On Tuesday afternoon October 9, friends arrived at 3 o'clock, caps and balloons were handed out, and the dining room was decorated in yellow with a large cake and yellow candles at the center of the table.
Rhode Island delegates recount a cross-district goodwill trip between Nova Scotian and New England clubs. Speakers include Harvey Broadbent George A Allen and Charlies P Tucker with several guests in attendance.
A town prepares to vote on advisability of municipal rights and the valuation book reforms. The article notes the desire of voters to influence the valuation process and the department's request for surplus funds for housing connections.
Joseph Tobin and Eleanor Murphy announced marriage intentions at the city clerk yesterday, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Murphy.
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