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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1933

Page

4

Marlboro Weekly Enterprise Public Notice and Stamp of Issue

The Marlboro Massachusetts weekly paper The Weekly Enterprise published by Enterprise Press Incorporated at 16 Liberty Street Marlboro lists its office and mailing details. It notes second class matter status and post office filing under the 1879 act with subscription and distribution information to nearby towns including Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford.

Liberty Street Marlboo Marlboro Mass Enterprise Press, Incorporated Botsted Ag Pos

The Strength of the Weekly Paper and National News Balance

A reprint discusses the rising importance of the community weekly newspaper, its role alongside dailies, and the demand for local news coverage. It notes editors in national magazines praising weekly papers and predicts growing influence, while acknowledging the need for both local and national reporting in readers’ lives.

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NRA Education Campaign Urges Patience in Reemployment Plan

The NRA announces a phase of education and interpretation to help employers apply the President's Re-employment Agreement. New England boards emphasize reducing rumors and resolving compliance issues without harming well-intentioned firms. The message urges restraint, urges not to abandon the blue eagle, and notes ongoing labor tensions and political debates affecting industry recovery.

NRA New England Robert F. Shepard New England District Recovery Board National Recovery Administration A F of L New York City International Ladies’ Garment Workers AF of America Calverton America

Labor Day Reflections on Capital and Labor Conflict

An editorial notes the rising strain between capital and labor on Labor Day, questioning why the holiday should remain ordinary as tensions and class warfare intensify in the workplace and society.

Death of Southboro resident A Mitchell at Framingham Hospital

A Mitchell 31 a Fayville native and Southboro resident dies after a brief illness at Framingham Hospital. He leaves parents four sisters and one brother. Funeral at St Anne's Church will be followed by burial in Rural Cemetery Southboro.

Southboro Wis A. Mitchell Fayvillé Framingham Hospital Framingham Institution Fayville Louis Mitchell Rose Cocker Charles Fantony Mabel Mitchell Ruth Sabattoni Hudson Henry Mitchell St. Anne's Church Invermen Rural Cemetery

Whitaker Sued to Rest After Boston Illness

Hudson native Frank H. Whitaker 53 died in Boston Hospital after a two month illness. He worked as a store clerk in Hudson then moved to Boston, where he lived 25 years. Survived by wife Winnie ce Whitaker two sons two brothers and a sister. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday from George F. Allen funeral chapel Central Street. Rev. Robert S. Steven to officiate. Burial in Main Street Cemetery, Southbridge. Mass. American Optical marks 100th anniversary in town on September 5.

Hudson Frank H. Whitaker Boston Hospital Herbert and Emma Mann) Whitaker Boston Winniece ‘Whitaker Charles E. Whitaker Edward L Lilla Cronkhite George F. Allen Central Street Robert S. Steven Burit L Main Street Ceme

Faith in city future and print advertising drive progress

Citizens express optimism about a bright city future while urging confidence in leadership. The article argues prosperous newspapers attract investment, support advertising, and reflect a living community, noting people seek practical paths to better times and economic stability.

Washington Letter on Labor Gains Under New Deal Codes

Washington reports that organized labor has achieved its strongest position since World War II with new federal codes. It notes guaranteed minimums and maximum hours, mandatory collective bargaining, and government backing on disputes, while industry clings to open shop clauses and company unions.

American Federation of Labor America General Motors Washington Shell NRA Hearng Coa

Peters High School to Sponsor Whist Party

Peters High School will sponsor a whist party in the Town Hall Friday evening September 22 to raise funds for athletics. The committee in charge consists of all members of the faculty and town volunteers.

Peters’ High School Southboro

Arrested on Dance Floor Ends Marathon Grind

Sergius Lajoie of Marlboro was arrested on a warrant for non support during a marathon dance event at the Maspenock ballroom Lake Nipmuck Mendon. Gloria Saunders of Holiston danced solo while Lajoie faced Judge James W McDonald who sentenced him to six months in the House of Correction.

Marlboro Sergius Lajoie Maspenock Pallroom Lake iNipmuck Mendon Lajoe I Amedee Gardner William Dolan Lajoie Gloria Saunders Hovliston Gloria Marcie Sergius James W. McDonald James W.mcdonald House of Correction

Recovery Accomplished Say Congressman Foss

Congressman Foss argues recovery is underway as unemployed workers return to jobs. He predicts higher wages, renewed consumer spending, and factory hiring in the South and West, aided by the NRA plan and government minimum wages. He cites England’s food aid as a factor and urges patience for a brighter, prosperous era.

England NRA Oss Washington

Emson School Alumni Association Names Members

The list includes Frank J. Mattiel, Charles Bagley, Realas ey Tutt, Mrs. Mand Taiey Mis Dore, Miss Carol Dermon, Kenneth ley, Miss Thorpe and others in the alumni notice.

Emson School Frank J. Mattiel Charles Bagley Ie Realas Ey Tutt Mand Taiey

Hudson Miss Sally Chesna as saleslady in store

Hudson Mississippi saleswoman Sally Chesna works at the Miss J Innerty store on Popes Mrs Thompson street and has gone to Nova to visit friends.

Sally Chesna Miss J Popes Fred ‘Thompson Street Nova

Wedding at St. Ann in Marlboro Details Nellie Venuti Thurber

Nellie Venuti daughter of Venuti of 517 Lincoln Marlboro will marry Herbert Thurber son of Mrs. L. E. Thurber of Westboro at St Ann's on Sunday at 3 p m The ceremony includes Rose Venuti as maid of honor Pedato as bridesmaid William Thurber best man and Domenic Veil as usher Rev Scapigliatti will officiate in a double ring service The bride plans a white satin gown with orange blossom bouquet The reception follows at Italy Hall for Marlboro Boston Milford Westboro and nearby friends The couple will reside at 36 South Street Marlboro

Ding Journey Southboro McGuffog Coies Westboro

Matilboro Fans Preview Next Sundays First Series

Readers hear lineup notes for a forthcoming game between Sam nine and Wiley-Bickford’s Mac-Ben league team. Tangonski of Wiley-Bickford and Finkelstein of Frank Joubert are highlighted as key players for the hurling and catching duties.

Matilboro Sam Will Tangonski Wiley-Bickford Bing McMahon Ben . Finkelstein Frank

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the Weekly Enterprise Maynard, Concord, Sudbury Acton, Bedford Russia Ickes Lloyd George Amrica Jim Johnson Mr. Cates Cates Organization of Labor Henry Ford United States Clarence Darrow Chicago Iiss Reichstag Farrow Louis A. Mitchell FH. Whitaker Southbridge American Optical Company Pa Onl Dudley’ Cates Industry the Blue Eagle General Johnson Congressman Foss ST. AN Nellie Ven Westbor Outht
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