Plea to Board on Resuming Practice by Dr Sander
Dr Hermann N Sander of Concord New Hampshire pleaded before the state board of Registration in medicine to resume his medical practice. He admitted administering air injections to a dying cancer patient and faces potential revocation. the board will decide later. Russian air battle claim accuses the United States of violating Danish sovereignty by concentrating aircraft at Copenhagen.
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Hermann N. Sander
State Board of Registration In Medicine
New Hampshire
Sander
London
Russia
Plas
United States
Copenhagen
Mellon heir’s Concord home robbed of furs and silverware
Concord police report the residence of Andrew Mellon Laughlin in Pittsburg lineage was robbed of $10,000 in furs and silverware in recent days. Boston man Frederick Fullerton, 31, died in a South End room fire suspected to have started while he smoked in bed.
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Concord
Andrew Mellon Laughlin
Mellon
Pittsburgh
Boston
Frederick Fullerton
Man Shoots Girl Then Turns Gun On Himself
Bridgeport police guard the hospital bed of a man who allegedly shot a 25 year old girl in a restaurant then shot himself at his rooming house. The girl, Gladys Barton Carter, was struck in the chest. Willis Oakly, about 35, was rushed to a hospital in critical condition. Washington Taft calls Truman to eliminate treason suspicions amid claims the State Department is infiltrated by Communists.
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Bridgeport
Gladys Barton Carter
Willis Oakly
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Len McCarthy
Wis
State Department
Believe All Killed In Crash Of Giant Bomber
A SAC B 29 crashed near Albuquerque at Sandia base killing 13 airmen aboard. The bomber left Kirtland AFB and plunged into a hillside after takeoff, exploding in a blaze. Boston reports two new Brink's clues as detectives hunt Springfield and Baltimore suspects.
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Strategic Air Command
Sandia
Kirtland Air Force Base
Boston
Springfield
Baltimore
Air clash report stirs U S officials to silent stance
Washington officials say a Moscow announced air confrontation with an American plane over Latvia is likely deliberate. The State Department kept quiet awaiting full inquiry as Secretary Acheson may speak at his news conference. An unarmed Navy patrol plane vanished on a flight from Weisbaden to Copenhagen. In Concord New Hampshire the state board reviews Dr. Hermann M. Sander's professional career.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
Latvia
State Department
Acheson
Weisbaden
Copenhagen
Rotary clubs plan district conference in Fitchburg
Fitchburg hosts 28 Rotary clubs of the 289th district for a May 1 all day conference at Fitchburg High School and state Armory. About 1000 representatives will hear Edward P. Morgan and A Z Baker with a crafts fair, tours, and an Anns program. District Governor Weston will preside as a Notarian nomination is made for district governor.
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Fitchburg
Rotary International
Fitchburg High School
State Armory
Edward P. Morgan
Washington, D. C
Federal Bureau of Investigation
A. Z. Baker
Cleveland
Ohio
Rotary Anns
Rotarians
Fay Club
Guildhall
Christchurch
Forsall
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Brookline
Clinton
Concord
Dedham
Framingham
Franklin
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Groton
Hudson
Leominster
Lowell
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Milford
Natick
Needham
Newton
Southbridge
Uxbridge
Waltham
Watertown
Webster
Wellesley
Worcester
Weston
Richard E. Weston
Detroit
Michigan
Polio trends shift as adults in Massachusetts see cases rise
Dr Roy F Feemster reports polio trends in Massachusetts show fewer child cases but more adult infections. In 1949 the epidemic was the second highest in state history with 35 percent of 1794 cases in those 15 and over, males and females affected equally while more boys than girls were hit among younger children.
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Massachusetts
Roy F. Feemster
Division of
State Health Department
Feemster
Dr. Topnaien
Civil Service Exam Opens for Science and Engineering Positions
The Regional Director of the First U S Civil Service Region Boston announces an examination for scientist and engineer roles in physics chemistry metallurgy and engineering at 3727 a year. Open to New England agencies with GS-7 level, this late posting follows last November’s insufficient eligible applicants and targets college students graduates and professionals seeking summer trainee or entry level roles. written tests required and applications available locally.
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First U. S. Civil Service Region
Boston
Massachusetts
New England
Wich
Maynard Couple Wed At St. Marys Church Marlboro
Priscilla Hatch daughter of Mrs. Pearl Hatch Maynard and Alfred Leo Peltier of 135 Chestnut street Marlboro were married Tuesday night at St. Marys Church Rev F X Lari viere officiated Miss Mary Schwink maid of honor John Mulhall best man after a brief wedding trip they will live at 135 Chestnut street Both work at Fenwal Inc plant in Ashland.
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Marlboro
Priscilla Hatch
Pearl Hatch
Nason Street
Maynard
Alfred Leo Peltier
Chestnut Street
St. Mary’s Church
F. X. Lariviere
Mary Schwink
John Mulhall
Peltier
Fenwal Inc
Ashland
Secretary Board of Civil Service Examiners Post Office Note
A form from the Secretary, Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners is available for any first or second class post office in the New England States. The notice indicates where official forms may be obtained or submitted for examination and appointment procedures.
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Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
New England States
Stars In Play See How They Run at Sudbury Hall
Mrs. Donald MacRae of Concord will lead in See How They Run a comedy by the Elizabethan Players for St. Elizabeth's Chapel Sudbury. Performances set for April 21 and 22 at Sudbury Town hall with a photo by Keith Martin.
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Donald MacRae
Concord
St. Elizabeth's Chapel
Sudbury
Sudbury Town Hall
Keith Martin
Regional Director Notice From Boston Post Office Region
Regional Director, First U. S. Civil Service Region issues notice from the U S Post Office and Courthouse Building in Boston Massachusetts. The communication references official mailing and administrative details related to federal civil service matters in the Boston area.
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First U. S. Civil Service Region
U. S. Post Office & Courthouse Building
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Bloodmobile to Sudbury Discussed by Local Red Cross Group
Sudbury's District Representatives met at the Loring Coleman home to plan a bloodmobile visit on May 1. Miss McDonald, American Red Cross Area Advisor, spoke on new blood donation methods and noted that many donor restrictions have been lifted.
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Sudbury
American Red Cross
Loring Coleman
Miss McDonald
Mrs ed the Fun home in last Friday of the club
The note references Mrs. ed and Mrs. Eric A Friends Rhoades with mention of illness. It appears as a brief social item about club participation and a health update.
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Rhoades
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