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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1942
Page
3
Special report from Boston details rising demand for clerical workers and a proposed arrangement between federal and municipal civil services. The plan would allow state and city lists to be used for federal examinations, easing workload while expanding federal job access in Washington and other districts.
State officials warned motorists with tires worn to the fabric would be pulled from highways during inspections. Frank A. advised crews as specialists prepared for routine semi annual equipment checks Wednesday. He noted tires showing severe wear would be stored in a garage.
Inspectors will evaluate tire condition this year due to rubber rationing. Before issuing windshield stickers, they will also check brakes lights horn windshield wipes and other equipment to ensure roadworthiness.
Marlhor o Clifton K Durgin of Sudbury changed his plea from not guilty to guilty in District Court. Jones M Hur ee owed him $5 on a drunkenness charge and $365 for operating a motor vehicle while after the in finance of liquor. He was given until May 23 to pay and arrested by Hudson police.
Marlboro activity prompts parish fire brigades to report at 7 30 p m to Immaculate Conception Parish School for a drill.
Acton residents observed a townwide blackout at 9 PM with lights extinguished across Center and South Acton. Chief Foley and Selectman Harvey led coordination with state police and Connford to halt traffic on major routes. Fire wardens, auxiliary officers, and local plants enacted thorough precautions as Marlboro division and telecommunications staff reported cooperation and a calm, orderly response.
Marlboro residents Mr and Mrs Hugo Byrne of Hayden Street visited Point Judith Rhode Island on Sunday with their son Second Lieutenant John Byrne.
Announcement of the marriage of Carl Ernest Abbey of 53 Church Street Barre to Mary Alice Robins of 55 Orange Street Barre Vermont. They wed January 18 in Barre with Rev. D LeRoy Rice officiating. Abbey is a dentist and Robins is a dental hygienist. The groom formerly played semi pro hockey for the Hudson team.
Framingham resident Hudson John J. Craig of 1 Lawrence Street was arrested Sunday night and pleaded in Marlboro District Court yesterday to drunken driving. He was fined 35 dollars on the driving charge and 10 dollars for negligence. He appealed both fines.
A quotation attributed to Edward H. Harriman urges men to give an honest return for another’s dollar. It emphasizes integrity in lasting commitments and business dealings.
Brazil occupies a vast, diverse domain larger than Europe excluding Russia and home to nearly half of South America’s population. The north holds Amazon jungles while the south drives coffee and other exports. Rio de Janeiro, a million‑plus, stands as a cultural and economic hub amid bustling development.
The Brazilian constitution divides power between national and state authorities with the presidency as supreme, directing welfare policy and initiating legislation. It notes the president nominates candidates and can veto legislation, while two thirds must override a veto. The passage surveys Brazil's shift from monarchy to republic, citing Cabral, the Marquis, and key historic changes as part of a Pan American Union educational series.
The funeral service for G Spencer of af street was held Sunday at St Luke's Episcopal Church with Rev Halsey Andrews officiating. Mrs Ethel Tierney was the organist. Interment followed at Brook Cemetery in Stow. Edward Funeral Director supervised arrangements.
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