No Candy for Store Girls Campaign Planned
Mrs. Lucinda W. Prince national executive secretary of food conservation in stores has decided store girls should give up candy after conference with Food Administrator Hoover in Washington and discussions with State Food Administrator Endicott. She originated the Union School of Salesmanship of the W. E. I. U. the only school of its kind in the country.
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Lucinda W. Prince
Prince
Union School of Salesmanship
Hoover
Washington
Endicott
Weeks Named Chairman for State Republican Convention
Senator Weeks was selected by the Republican State committee to chair the state convention in Springfield on Saturday October 6 at 11 o clock. Former Congressman Charles G. Washburn will chair the resolutions committee, with four at large members H Bristow Draper Joseph Monette Fitz-Henry Smith Jr and Charles H Wright and 16 district members of the committee named.
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Weeks
Republican State Committee
Springfield
Charles G. Washburn
Worcester
H. Bristow Draper
Hopedale
Joseph Monette
Lawrence
Fitz-Henry Smith, Jr
Boston
Charles H. Wright
Pittsfield
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