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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1941

Page

3

Mil Eastead Plan Clears Space for Carnegie Steel Extension

A mass movement around Eastead Pennsylvania plans a 900 unit extension of the Carnegie-Illinois steel site to meet navy defense needs. About 2,000 families from 1,363 buildings and nearby establishments must relocate as churches garages stores and service sites are demolished for the project.

Estead Carnégie-Illinois William §. Knudsen of Production ‘Management Navy Carnegie Mills

Indians Living Bigally in Shangri La Canyon

J W Hoover professor at Arizona State Teachers College Tempe describes Shangri La in a remote canyon of the Colorado River region as a virtually untouched Aban tribe stronghold. About 200 Supai Indians sustain themselves with a mean income around six to seven dollars per year and contact with outsiders is limited to a weekly mail run along a 30 mile trail to Havasu canyon. The scene evokes a dreamlike isolation, yet the area lies within the Grand Canyon National Park.

Shangri-La Ind Canyon Ariz and Canyon Colorado J. W. Hoover Arizona State Fat Tempe Postman Havasu Canyon Fran. Eden Grand Canyon Lal Park

San Francisco Aqueduct Bridge Sets Record With Traffic

The Third and aqueduct bridge near San Francisco reports a broader load record than the Bay Bridge, with over 7,000,000 cars anticipated, gates opened over 177,000 times for ships, and an average of about 1,600 cars per hour since its 1933 dedication.

Bay Bridge

Tear Up Street Rails for Scrap Iron Plan Discussed

Government official Budd outlines a plan to remove abandoned tar tracks in cities to yield scrap iron and steel for the wartime rent program. A survey estimates about 232000 tons of scrap in city streets, with funds possibly provided to cover removal and repairs.

Budd Defense Transport WPA

Feet Are Bigger, 5 Buyers Discover TON Solidner

A terse, fragmented item notes a government purchase inquiry tied to Solidner and a kilogram ton unit. The readable lines hint at pricing and procurement context, with minimal detail on participants or location.

Fraunces Tavern and Colonial NYs St Pauls Chapel Sighted

A tour through lower Manhattan recalls Fraunces Tavern on Broad and Pearl streets once visited by thousands of tourists. It notes Fraunces history from 1762 and its preservation by the Sons of the American Revolution. St Paul's Chapel on Broadway between Fulton and Vesey is highlighted as pre Revolutionary and Washington era linked. The piece also describes the churchyard monuments and a scene on Fifth Avenue near St. Pauls.

Broad Pearl Streets George Washington Washington Sons of the American Revolution Fraunces Etienne de Lancey Guy de Lancey America de Lancey Fraunces’ Tavern New York St.’ Paul's Chapel Broadway Fulton Vesey Streets Trinity Parish Trinity Lord Howe Major Andre George TV Congress St. Paul's Broad and Wall Streets Bishop Prevoost Senate Hudson Greenwich Street Ichard Montgomery Be Arnold Quebec Benjamin Franklin Paris Eee Westchester Vesey Street Lower Fifth Avenue Es St. Paul’s eBeroon Queen Victoria

Lips and beauty quotas color London’s pale faced shoppers

Pale faced women roam London streets seeking lipstick creams hair rinses and lotions as Britain tightens beauty quotas making cosmetics scarce and precious in a harsh market.

London Britain

Mare Island Boom Lifts Vallejo Population and Jobs

Mare Island naval yard drives Vallejo into a postwar boom tripling population from 20 000 to 60 000 as payrolls swell to 19 000 with 1 000 more monthly. Federal housing expands with 4 000 units and school plans for 7 500 children. homes rent from 75 dollars, trailers from 150 to 1 500, and fringe services surge to meet demand.

Vallejo Calif Mare Island Navy Yard Navy Yard Earry

Paint Now Grades Fire Hydrants for Pressure

FALL RIVER MASS The waterworks chief explains painted hydrants convey water pressure and main size. Green signals ample supply, orange warns smaller mains, red for limited supply, black marks dead ends. Firemen can choose the closest or alternate hydrant during a blaze.

Fall River Mass John W. Moran Green Moren

Akron Rubber Maker Probes Rubber Quality Secrets

Akron Ohio firm Goodrich, a major rubber manufacturer with an active laboratory, surveys the properties of rubber products. The article notes even experts struggle to explain what gives rubber its bounce and quality.

Akron Ohio B.¥. Goodrich Company Goodrich

Home Accidents Sparked by Poor Housekeeping

A fragmented report notes accidents in homes linked to faulty maintenance and mechanical factors. It highlights the need for safer housekeeping practices and improved appliance care.

Massachusetts migratory bird season rules and open dates

The document outlines Massachusetts and federal open seasons for ducks coots and other waterfowl including carved dates from September to December, area restrictions around harbors and bays, daily bag limits, and possession limits. It lists prohibited hunting aids and restrictions on decoys and equipment, plus cross jurisdiction rules and stamp requirements for waterfowl hunters.

Ben Cools Newburyport Harbor Merrimac River Ipswich River Bar Island Head Ipswich Light Anniaquam Bald Rocks U's. Coast Guard Rockport Breakwater Gloucester Harbor Eastern Point Beverly Salem Harbor Gales Point Manchester Marblehead Lynn Harbor Bass Point Nahant Point Shirley Winthrop Poston Harbor Point Allerton Hull Cohasset Harbor White Head Point Glades Duxbury Plymouth Garnet Point Elisha’s Point Manomet Barnstable Harbor Beach Point Chese Garden Creek Provincetown Long Point High Head Upper Monomy Island New Peleam Lewisay Point Gammon Jetty Hyannis Harbor Bustarda Bay Wings Neck Bourne Birds Island Marion Strawberry Massachusetts Canada Mexico Commonwealth James B. Agnew Division of Fisheries and Game Wilson's Sa Open Seaso E

First Anniversary Banquet Honors Colleary Post Auxiliary

Marlboro hosts the Auxiliary to Sergeant John P. Colleary Post WW for its first anniversary banquet. National and Department officers, state legislators, and local officials attend a turkey dinner at VW hall and hear greetings from dignitaries. A banner is presented, candles mark past presidents, and music from the Smith orchestra closes the evening with dancing.

Marlboro John P. Colleary Kendall Gloria Joseph Peterson Arlington Inez Goss Holyoke Hazel Williams Sudbury Middlesex County Connell Auxiliary Dalysle Kenney Ada Taylor Eva Coughlin Irene DiRico Hudson Smith Orchestra Stow

It is not by aye Honey that comes the mouth

A fragment appears to reflect a literary style citing repeated phrases about speech and affection. The readable portion shows quotation-like language but lacks clear event, person, or place to anchor a traditional news item. No concrete facts or entities beyond generic dialogue cues are present.

Marlboro Notices: Local Residents on Leave and School News

Marlboro residents and staff are listed with travel and leave updates. Catherine Hite resumes music teaching on Wrentham Street. Walter and Mrs Nor of Newton Street enjoy a Canada vacation. Normandin and Phillip Jefferson Jr. take summer duties and vacations. Buckley returns to Cleveland after visiting his mother on Rice Street. Dorothea Donovan travels from Framingham to Key and Dolores attends Worcester College. Aspasia Koutoyanig and Heather O’Connor plan weeks away, with O’Connor resuming Boston teaching duties.

Walter Nor Newton Street Canada Normandin Allen Department Store John Buckley Cleveland Ohio Jobe Buck Rice Street Dorothea Donovan Ft Street Key Framingham State Dolores The Collers College

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