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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1934
Page
4
Legal notice fragment references Liberty Street Marlboro Mass and the Enterprise incorporated. Mentions Second Class Matter date 1903 and Post Office Mass under Congress of March 8 1879. Includes subscription rates as part of the notices.
Reports describe a large scale strike in the cotton industry with calls for 36 hour weeks at 40 hour pay and NRA concerns. The action touches textile supplies including cots, shoe linings, coverings, laces, and hosiery while observers monitor potential changes to the Industrial Recovery Act and union recognition amid rising costs.
A reflection on how liberalism has been derided as a social force while defending free speech and a free press. The piece argues liberalism cannot be repurposed as reactionary or conservative, urging honest conservatism rooted in life and dignity rather than socialist pressure from idle industry and labor.
Public pressure pushes for emergency measures as idle factory owners join workers to demand state action. Officials show reluctance to establish canning and tanning facilities or host job-creation depots, despite widespread anxiety over meat supply.
Senator Thomas of Oklahoma calls himself a conservative for supporting citizens paying their debts and enabling them to do so. He warns that new party alignments may render conservatives and progressives as ambiguous as Democrat and Republican already are in parts of the country.
New Hampshire officials say a harsh year for sheep herds led to action near Lisbon where three large black bears were killed after being blamed for about twenty sheep killed last year. The incident contrasts with Vermont panther claims and follows advisory council actions on protection.
The Board of Health thanks townspeople for help with the E R A health survey led by Miss Sofka Nyholm and Fidanza and visits by Miss Catherine Leamy nutritionist. Don Lent praised ER A projects while Dr. Charles B. Marck proposed a diphtheria immunization campaign and project plan.
Robert Duggan is named president Elvi Nyholm vice president Helen Weckstrom secretary and Edward ODonnell treasurer. Three officers, Duggan Nyholm and ODon nell, are stellar athletes, with ODon nell having filled a vacancy after James Creighton left. A. J. Sullivan resumes duties at the post office after vacation in Medomak Maine.
Lennie Ollila of the Tarmo club wins the New England Amateur Athletic Union junior 100 meter freestyle at Boylston Street Reservoir Brookline, clocked in 1 07. He edged Bodton YMA in a late surge, after leading trials and semi finals in 1 13 and 1 07 respectively. Ollila, an ace swimmer and rising ice hockey talent, becomes Maynard’s first local New England amateur swimming champion.issent
Maynard Town and Lincoln Mohawks prepare for a three game series starting Sunday at South Acton at 3 PM with Maynard defending its Middlesex League crown. Crowe Park could host the deciding rubber if needed while Henry Tolman backs Maynard with support and funds.
Johnnie Murphy and Joe Arcist of Maynard High School returned from a trip through southern states. They planned to enter Milligan University in Tennessee but delays push enrollment to next fall. They met Massachusetts residents and witnessed mountaineers, chain gangs, cotton and tobacco plantations, finding the trip educational. Reggie Sawyer attended a Milligan coaching school, and Milligan officials praised Sawyer’s recommendations.
Mrs Benjamin Derby leads a group preparing a flower sale booth and mercantile exhibit space as two tent shows and high diving acts by Oscar LaVally headline a mid year fair. Frank Braman reports record poultry entries while Mrs George Richardson chairs a strong cooking display. Wrestling bouts draw interest with Nicky Butler facing Bob Hull, and plans for a public installation with the Auxiliary face funding hurdles.
Acton Mr and Mrs Harrison Smith of Lexington hosted the wedding of their daughter. Mr Sanborn, educated at Ac Company, is now a store manager near Harvard Square, Cambridge. The couple will reside in West Acton.
Acton Grange hosted a reception Tuesday for teachers. Attendees included local educators and officials who spoke on school improvements and community support.
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