Veteran fish dealer Frederick Pearce dead in Gloucester
Frederick C. Pearce senior member of the Cunningham Thompson Fish Company died after 5 pm at Addison Gilbert Hospital where he was treated for appendicitis. He had served nearly 40 years, rising from clerk to head of the company in Gloucester July 11 report.
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Foss for Special Session
Governor Foss urged a special legislative session in late August to press railroad bills stalled at the previous session. He expects the Governor's Council to agree, marking the strongest push yet for renewed attention to the measures.
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Governor Supports Special Session For Rail Control Bills
The Governor says a special session is proper to secure key legislation stalled by conventions and prorogation. He notes 2000 issues crowd the Legislature and urges passing railroad control tunnel electrification bills before his term ends.
Walsh Awaits Word On Foss Third Term Candidacy
Sherman L. Whipple suggested Foss might run again, prompting talks with David I. Walsh of Fitchburg. Foss has refused a third term, while District Attorney Joseph C. Pelletier filed papers, contingent on Foss not seeking renomination. Walsh awaits clear word from the governor before commenting.
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Mayor to Launch Senate Campaign Within Month
The mayor plans a speaking campaign for United States Senate within a month. He says a conference with Mayor Fitzgerald and Chairman Thom as P. Riley of the Democratic State committee discussed his candidacy and that Governor Foss will not run. Riley says the party hopes to elect a Democratic Legislature this year.
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Draper May Run for Senate in Crane's Place
Former Governor Draper is seriously considering a campaign for senator seat in Crane's Place. He arrived in town amid speculation about his political ambitions and potential run.
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Senatorship Hopeful Says He May Run for Senate
A prospective candidate expressed strong interest in the United States Senate yesterday, saying he highly values the role and is seriously considering a run. Governor Draper has spoken with Republican leaders, urging unity to elect a Republican nominee.
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Extradition Treaty Foreshadows Hemisphere Arrests
Washington reports that the United States has signed an extradition treaty promising to pursue fugitives across the Western Hemisphere. The pact asserts a uniform standard for surrender of suspects, aiming to extend justice beyond borders and ensure safe return to face trial.
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