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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1943
Page
8
Walter Nash, 61, serving as a Deputy Minister and long time leader in New Zealand politics, was born in England and later moved to New Zealand. He has represented New Zealand on the Pacific War Council and remains a key figure in security policy.
Massachusetts employers subject to the Employment Security Law must file earnings reports for each employee and pay contributions for the first quarter of 1943. Robert E. Marshall announced that reports are due by April 6 1943 and state personnel will assist in April with report preparation. Blank forms will be mailed to all liable employers and those needing help should contact the nearest listed office.
Mr. Marshall urged compliance to avoid penalties for failure to file reports. A schedule lists cities and town offices with trained personnel present at Marlboro U.S. Employment Office 116 Main Street April 6 9 a m to 6 p m and Maynard Town Hall April 5 9 a m to 12 noon.
Since 1923 Concord Health Department and Concord Public Schools offered free diphtheria immunization to pre school and school children. Clinics were held Monday March 29 at 9 am at Peter Bulkeley School and 10 30 am at West Concord School.
Antoinette Troupe of Parker Street South Acton died suddenly last Thursday March 25th. The Italian born 53 year old widow ran a vegetable cart in Maynard for years. Funeral from St Bridget's church followed by burial at St Bridget's Cemetery. Memorial Mass set for April 3 at St Bridget's Church. Service by W A Twombly Funeral Service.
Concord salvage drives appeal for renewed metal collection to stockpile steel for armament and essential farm tools. Two permanent depots at Macone's Garage and the Harness Shop welcome the public to search for surplus metal while excluding enameled ware.
The April meeting of Corinthian Lodge A F and A M will be held Monday April 12 at the Masonic Temple with Russell C Berry of Acton serving as Worshipful Master for the session.
Maynard native First Lieutenant John J. Pozyercki, son of Mr and Mrs John Pozyercki, was among 22 officers of the Bat Out of Hell squadron and 12 other anti submarine officers honored with the Air Medal for meritorious achievement on daring Atlantic flights. Colonel Wallace Whistle announced the award noting many overwater missions in hazardous weather and enemy encounters. Pozyercki, a Maynard High School graduate, has a background as a Radio Mechanic and is one of several relatives in service. Buy war bonds.
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