The Weekly Enterprise notice details and mailing data
The fragment lists location and postal information for The Weekly Enterprise at Gioe 16 Liberty Street Moriiere with postal matter classification dates and circulation terms. It records second class matter status and a March 8 1879 act reference, plus subscription rates and service areas including Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford.
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Gioe
Liberty Street
Moriiere
Postoffice
Marivoro
Mass
of Congress
Principles of Greatness in American Liberty
The piece argues America’s young but storied history set a noble path for freedom and property. It warns against sacrificing permanent blessings for temporary troubles and urges citizens to cherish press freedom thought and action as foundational to the republic guided by the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence.
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United States
America
United
Canada and the Old Deal in a Financial Post Editorial
An editorial contrasts Canada and the United States noting slower adoption of New Deal style policies in Canada yet says Canada progresses faster than the U S. It highlights housing industry plans and the broad backing of government stimulus efforts for construction and durable goods as ramped up in the United States.
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Financial Post
Toronto
United States
Post
Canada
Savings and life insurance frame secure plan for old age
The article argues that any savings plan offers security over risky profits. It praises life insurance with annuity and investment policies as top choices, noting its strength during hard times while other assets faltered. It urges prompt preparation for New Deal changes and compares growth to farming cycles.
Legion Head Emphasizes Nation Over Party
Ed ward A Hayes national commander of the American Legion urges members in Philadelphia to defend the Constitution above partisan politics. He stresses eligibility for partisan membership requires American citizenship and warns that placing party before country voids loyalty. He notes the Bill of Rights limits general terms to protect rights.
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Edward A. Hayes
The
American Legion
Philadelphia
Congressional nominees overshadow Senate race discussion
A flood of congressional nominees and incoming senators dominate political chatter as campaigns unfold. Parties vie for influence, with voters weighing candidates and policy promises ahead of key ballots.
Weather Outlook: Fair Then Warmer Midweek
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions on Wednesday and Thursday with partly cloudy skies. A chance of rain is possible at night, with unsettled conditions continuing into the evening.
Industry spokesmen clash over NRA impact and codes
Francis J. Gorman claims to have torn the NRA apart but warns codes may be preserved only through integrity. He argues the textile code could fall and political influence may rise. manufacturers’ views, based on experience, challenge Administration policy and public confidence in relief programs.
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David Clark
The
Textile Bulletin
Francis J. Gorman
NRA
Private Business Battles New Deal Over Public Works
The National Association of Manufacturers protests to the President against further federal manufacturing ventures by the NRA and related agencies. It argues government projects divert private funds, penalize firms that keep workers employed, and that many in Washington doubt the wisdom of expanding public works into private industry.
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National Association of Manufacturers
PWA
Washington
Ickes
Florida
Raymond Moley
Donald R. Richberg
NRA
Tugwell and Johnson
Federal
Ne Relief Association
Massachusetts city forms early FHA Better Housing campaign
In Marlboro Massachusetts a local Better Housing campaign led by City Solicitor Fred L Williams brings together a cross section of citizens from business finance and real estate. The FHA supports local committees by supplying literature posters and buttons while local groups coordinate architect lists contractor access and modernization loan aid. The program aims to stimulate business and employment through home repair and modernization. Local efforts are set to broaden with W D Flanders predicting several thousand similar campaigns nationwide.
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United States
Federal Housing Administration
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Fred L. Williams
W D Flanders
FHA
PHA
ERA School Program Opens at Marlboro with Preschool Center
Ernest P. Carr announces the ERA Recreational program and preschool center opening. The preschool at Bigelow School runs Monday with morning and afternoon sessions led by Caroline Stadelmann Margery Werner and Sary Murphy. The ERA physical program starts tonight at the high school gym under instructor Joseph P. Drummey.
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Marlboro
Ernest P. Carr
ERA
Bigelow
Caroline Stadelmann
Margery Werner
Parish Whist Draws Big Crowd at St Mary's Assembly Hall
A large Worcester crowd attended St Mary's church weekly whist party in Marlboro Tuesday, followed by Bingo. Prize winners include William Deshays $20, Arthur Fearing $8, Mrs. Howe silk puff, Mrs. Ida Leduc blanket, James Curley card table, Louise Boyle cigarette box, Mrs. Markey soap, Mrs. Dacier stand, and Mrs. A Cote.
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William Deshays
Worcester
Arthur Fearing
Hudson
J. Howe
Ida Leduc
James Curley
Louise Boyle
Markey
Dacier
A. Cote
Public Weave commission urges calls for supplies
The Public Welfare authority directs all recipients of supplies to contact PRA headquarters for delivery. Those unable to call will receive standard delivery to their homes.
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PRA
Treasure Hunt in South Seas Aims for Peru Loot
Plans for a hunt in French Oceania target a legendary 1849 Peruvian treasure said hidden on Penack and Hill islands. An English group claims soundings found the stash but no haul yet, awaiting diving gear as two members stay in Papeete. The value is cited at 70.9 million dollars in gold plus jewels, with France to take half of any recovered treasure.
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Papeete
Tahiti
Peru
Penach
Tua
South Seas
Spain
Australia
Penacki
Hill
Port Darwin
Sydney
Howe
Oceania
Italy Plans New Drive in War on Tuberculosis
Rome reports a sweeping anti tuberculosis program with more beds and wider insured coverage. The plan raises hospital beds for tuberculosis to twenty thousand and expands compulsory insurance for workers to support treatment and containment. Fascist authorities claim the effort is among the most ambitious worldwide and aim to curb consumption through state aided care.
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Italy
Rome
Sanaa
Colonels of Kentucky Use a Lot of Ribbon
Kentucky records show 2,764 honorary commission certificates issued since December 2, 1931 with each certificate tied with a ribbon. More than half a mile of blue ribbon has been used on commissions issued under Gov. Ruby Laffoon.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Ruby Laffoon
Seattle Begins Construction of Enormous Arboretum
Seattle starts the erection of a massive arboretum claimed to be among the largest globally. The 200 acre municipal project will house nearly all tree and plant varieties suited to the Puget Sound area.
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Seattle
Puget Sound
Phantom sniper wounds boy in Peabody case
Norman Mason, 13, was shot at home by a mysterious sniper in Peabody as authorities report multiple shootings in recent weeks. In Oklahoma City, officials discuss a proposed divorce reform believed to reduce rising divorce rates.
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Peabody
Norman Mason
One caught four sought in payroll holdup
Brockton October 7 a gang robbery at the city treasurer’s office netted 12744 dollars. One member was arrested and three more were sought. Geagen, alleged gang leader, led police cars through Boston before escaping. Typhoon causes 2500000 damage in Manila October 7. Death toll rises as Manila districts fall dark. Many homeless.
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Brockton
Geagen
Escot
Boston
Oine
Manila
Tricts
Bridgeport Manager Convicted of Embezzling About 20000
A Bridgeport business manager was found guilty by a jury yesterday on embezzlement charges involving about $20 000. He faces sentencing Thursday in Bridgeport Connecticut. The report also notes the death of Richard L Sprague after a struggle with diabetes.
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Bridgeport
Conn
John B. Wynekoo
Gibraltar
Richard L. Sprague
Year for life leaves real estate valued at seven hundred thousand
A court orders a year for life arrangement but confirms Peaches is entitled to one real estate asset valued at about $700,000.
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