Giles Praised by Art Official at Massachusetts Courthouse
The article lauds Judge Giles of Springfield for humane yet firm handling of the Middl e Court sessions. Bradford notes jurors and staff praise his cooperation and judges say his approach keeps justice fair. It also mentions a planned March term break as he will rest with his family in Springfield.
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Springfield
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Sid Take Life Too Sagaciously and What’s It Worth
A brief, reflective note on living with seriousness and value, invoking themes of purpose and measure. The saying comments on how one faces life’s duties and worth, drawing on literary overtones.
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Goethe
Harvard Extension Courses Offer at Sever Hall
Harvard College launches practical production planning and control course at Sever Hall on March 21 taught by Howard J. W. Caverly of General Electric. Additional courses include Emergency Nursing by Dr. Robert M. Green and Training for Doctors Secretaries by Harriet MacDonald, meeting Friday and Monday evenings respectively at Sever Hall and the Boston Public Library. Information via University Extension, 200 Newbury Street, Boston.
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General Electric Company
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Harvard Medical School
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Newbury Street
Contour Farming Boosts War Food Production
The article highlights contour farming as a revolutionary method improving yields and conserving soil and water to sustain wartime agriculture. It notes cost reductions up to 70 per acre due to conservation reducing fuel, fertilizer, and machinery wear, citing Texas soil erosion advocate Vernie Marshall among the advocates for soil conservation.
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Columbus
Americas
Washington
Jefferson
Vernié Marshall
Texas
Vernie Marshall Leads Soil Conservation Drive in Texas
Vernie Marshall long championed farmers acting to curb erosion. He helped enact the Soil Conservation Districts law in Texas and, as administrator of the Soil Conservation board, promotes conservation farming. Over 70 districts now operate under the board, reducing erosion from stripper fence rows to hilly landscapes once common.
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Soil Conservation Districts
Lone Star
Soil Conservation Board
Texas
Dust Bowl
University tests point to tetraethyl thiuram monosulfide drug
The study notes weakness and death in test subjects. Several sulphur compounds showed promise, but tetra ethyl thiuraz monosulfide fed in pure form appears to be the most promising factory drug yet tested. Further investigation will focus on tetraethyl thiuram monosulfide based on preliminary Wisconsin results.
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University of Wisconsin
Anne Hathaway’s Cottage name under scholarly dispute
Historian Halliwell-Phillipps questions the cottage name often linked to Anne Hathaway. Boni notes the cottage may not have housed Shakespeare’s wife and urges changing signs to avoid harming historic accuracy.
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Halliwell-Phillipps
Shakespeare
Anne Hathaway
William Shakespeare
Boni
Age of Romance continues to captivate readers
The Age of Romance remains a persistent force in literary culture, with readers drawn to its enduring themes and evolving interpretations. Critics note lasting appeal across generations and evolving storytelling styles.
State Tax Credit Sparks Call to End Massachusetts Income Tax
Massachusetts State Tax Commissioner Henry F. Long warned the continued state credit for taxes paid to the Federal Government endangers city finances. He urged abolishing the present income tax era and questioned whether taxpayers should allocate all taxes to the federal or split with the state.
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Massachusetts
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Legislative ‘Committee On Taxation
Tax policy debate on highway funds and local taxes
Tax Commissioner Long testified that federal earned income taxes and state income taxes impact city financing. He urged maintaining a three percent gasoline tax to fund highways, while noting future distributions will reduce city receipts. The 1944 45 fiscal plan allocates 7.1 million to municipalities this year and 800 thousand next year.
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Massett
News Analyst Sweeney Named Adviser to the President
A 52-year-old school teacher and radical broadcaster, once famed for NYT histories and programs, was appointed last June as a top adviser to the President. The figure, once a leading analyst with a major network, had anticipated important news developments and comments in broadcasts prior to June 1940.
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One Thing Well Dené It Is Better to Say a Thing I Do
Washington Gladden quote fragment appears, highlighting action over words and self reflection. The text is fragmented with partial phrases and unclear context.
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