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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1933
Page
6
Marlboro Mass weekly paper The Enterprise issued at Marlboro Post Office under act of March 8 1879 with subscriptions for Maynard Boston and Bedford areas including postage.
The AFL convention at Worlington Washington on October 2 prompts a close presidential contest between William Green and John L Lewis. NRA section 7 and labor policy dominate debate while coal and auto industries show divergent union dynamics and leadership questions.
A dense critique argues profits shrank by labor costs while prices rose, cites Roosevelt opposition to labor crucifixion, and questions relying on natural economic forces for recovery. It traces antitrust suspensions, MRA debates, and calls out social legislation as curb to free competition.
Federal relief grants to 37 states and territories totaled 49 million. The allocation, labeled as winter relief, covered broad federal aid across multiple regions, reflecting nationwide support during the season.
The article notes $150 million in federal relief remains, with states like Pennsylvania receiving large shares. It stresses private welfare agencies must continue aid as government roles shrink, citing Community Councils and ongoing social care needs. It traces broader trends in Depression era relief and private charity.
Atchison Kansas lower debt by seventy percent and tax rate by thirty five percent since adopting the commissioner manager system. A city manager guides operations as three business men serve as commissioners. The city inherited a 1.26 million bond debt and has paid all but 180 thousand. Public officials face criticism for censorship and governance issues as state actions prompt reform calls.
Maynard High School lists 1933 games with opponents Gardner Melrose Waltham Winchester Lee Belmont Maynard Lexington Stoneham Marlboro Clinton and home/away sites notes from September to November. Middlesex League play includes Belmont Lexington. Midten League games include Hudson Marlboro Clinton.
The Middlesex Maynard Rod and Gun Club plans its annual outing next Sunday at Maynard. Thousands of autos are expected from across the state. Billy Hill will demonstrate rifle and shotgun shooting with remarkable accuracy. Attractions include skeet shooting fly and bait casting turkey shoots and a dog show. Twenty clubs from the county participate promising the season’s largest event with tickets sold in advance.
Mrs. Adelaide Pitt widow of David L Pitt died after a long illness at her daughter Mrs Ralph Barton’s home in North Sudbury on September 10. She was born in St John New Brunswick and lived in Boston for 35 years. Survived by daughters Mrs Ralph Barton and Mrs Grace Reed and son Edwin R Pitt. Funeral September 12 at Barton home with Rev Arthur J Jeffries and Rev William Chanting Brown officiating. interment North Sudbury Cemetery. Ances tors Sunday at Sudbury Centre Meeting House on September 17 at 2 pm.
The ceremony at St. Casimir’s marked the dedication of stained windows with visiting priests delivering an address. The service included the Litany of the Saints, sermon, blessing of the windows and Benediction. Donors acted as sponsors, each leaving contact by a white ribber tag on their window. The church interior was praised for new Old leaf and Romanesque border decorations.
The probate court summons all interested in Elza G. Wyatt's estate to appear September 15 1933 in Cambridge. Guardian William H Keefe seeks allowance of his first account and will publish notices in Maynard Enterprise and mail copies to known interested parties and the Veterans Administration seven to fourteen days before the hearing. Witness John C Leggat First Judge. Register Loring P Jordan. Aug 30 Sept 6 13
A lost book notice from Middlesex Install Savings at Concord Massachusetts dated August 28 1933 notes deposit 85238 and states the item has been misplaced and stopped per law.
A financial notice states that a deposit of 9000 dollars is involved with Middlesex Institute Savings. J W Bailey serves as treasurer. The document is dated September 1 1988 and references Condud Mass.
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