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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1945
Page
4
A brief report notes Amherst state college trainees study farming as part of a work training program. The piece highlights the course aims to boost practical knowledge for young workers and improve value of hands on instruction in agriculture.
The text discusses rehabilitation of those injured or suffering economic necessity and the plan as part of a broader strategy. It mentions connections to important developments, potential risks, and confusion about peace rumors amid evolving political situations.
The piece weighs tariff policy against free trade, noting Democratic dissent and AFL opposition to a proposed tariff tool. It contrasts tariffs with ideas like a world bank and foreign loans, citing U S aid examples in Brazil and cotton markets, and questions creditor nation dynamics in a shifting global economy.
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A reader asks about discharge pay and pension jurisdiction, family allowance eligibility for a soldier's child and widow, and how insurance proceeds are handled after a change of recipient. Officials advise contacting the Veterans Administration office in Providence and the Vermont Governor’s Committee on Veterans Affairs for eligibility and procedures.
A reader asks about infantry transfer at age 30 and Cadet Nurses Corps status. The column notes transfer depends on need and the man’s condition. It also states cadet nurses are not a branch of the armed forces and mentions Vermont 1942 burial allowance for indigent World War II veterans.
A medical discharge by itself does not prevent you from taking any job. Your ability to work and willingness to do so will determine what work you can pursue. If you have a medical discharge, focus on your capacity and seek opportunities that match your health and skills.
A staff sergeant asks about receiving family allowance while contributing to his savings. If he can show dependency by certificate, and if he contributes $22 monthly in addition to savings, he may be eligible for the Family Allowance.
A reader asks if a step-child can receive Family Allowance before the child lives with the parent. Answer: the step-child is eligible from the marriage date if living in the soldier’s household. Payment starts the month the claim is filed.
A reader asks about pay for a missing relative and death benefits for a soldier. Guidance notes that pay goes to the mother if the soldier is not dependent, or to next of kin if declared dead. Another reader asks about eye vision standards. circular 447 says trained riflemen with 20 400 or better corrected to 20 40 in one eye and 20 20 in the other will not be reassigned solely for vision issues.
State census shows population rises in Springfield 7 percent Worcester 3.5 percent and Massachusetts growth overall. Many veterans win GI home loan approvals while VA rejections stay low. Massachusetts factory orders in February up 7 percent from 1944, with frame housing costs in Boston up about 32 percent since 1935–39. Electric use in MA runs about double 1930s lows. Dracut votes on a zoning bylaw to guide future expansion.
South Acton Congregational Church and Universalist Church announce April union services each Sunday at 10 45 a m at the Universalist church. On April 22 Keith Munson will preach and Rev Roberts will conduct the services and lead the devotional period with Sunday school at 10 30 a m.
Rev John H Morgan pastor leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning worship at 10 45 Junior Christian Endeavor at 3 30 p m Senior Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m.
Reverend Walter A Quinlan and Reverend Mark P Sullivan announce Sunday masses at St Bernard’s Church at 7 00, 8 15 and 10 00. Sunday school follows the 8 15 mass and the junior choir sings. music at 10 00 is by the senior choir directed by Mrs Juliette A MacLean organist.
Reverend Shaessy and Reverend Sullivan lead multiple masses at Our Lady Help of Christians Church. Regular Sunday schedule includes 7 8 30 and 10 30 o clock masses with music by organist Joseph Fitzgibbon and Sunday school after the second mass.
Anthony Hunt Hamilton post 221 American Legion hosts a penny sale in the school auditorium on Monday April 30 featuring a $25 war bond. William V Collins John A Pinkham Frederick H Sullivan and Lynn Swain listed among organizers. Robert E Pike of Langley Field earns promotion to technical sergeant with Army Air Corps. Bedford Chapter reports ongoing knitting efforts with a goal of 50 socks for the walking cast toe type. final shipment due in two weeks.
The Maynard Lutheran Church under Rev A H Nis lists April events. Women’s choir practice at 9 am on Thursday, April 21. program for those born in April at 7 30 pm. Finnish worship at 9 30 am and Sunday School at 10 30 am on Sunday April 22. English worship at 11 15 am. Luther League meets at 6 30 pm. Boy Scouts Troop 4 meets in the church vestry at 7 30 pm on Wednesday, April 25.
Union Congregational Church announces Sunday events led by Rev. Norman MacLean. Church school meets at 9:30 and 10:45, morning worship at 10:45 with a sermon and choir music conducted by Harold Merriam, Marion L. Jones organist. Pilgrim ship meets at 6, Natalie Goodwin in charge. Gay-Nineties concert rehearsal May 15 and a follow up session for cured ones Wednesday at 7:30. Delegates headed to Middlesex Union Association meeting include Rev. N. C. Mac and several members.
Wednesday gathering of the Christian Endeavor Society at Ruth and Doris Kytola home. The Rev George A Koponen led a memorial worship during the president's funeral at 4 oclock last Saturday afternoon.
The Ayward Massachusetts Methodist Church lists morning worship with prayers for missionary support. Rev. Herbert F. Fulton will discuss "The Church, and Its Beliefs" and the choir plans a special musical program. Church School gathers at 9 30 A.M. Women's Society of Christian Service meets Tuesday evening in the vestry.
The church led by Minister F. Fulton discusses The Church and Its Beliefs during the Worship program ending with a Church School session.
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The lesson outlines read in the First Church Boston Massachusetts discusses the doctrine of atonement from Christ Jesus teachings and the Science and Health text. It mentions the Golden Text from John 14 1 12 and the oneness with the Father as central to the lesson. The minister will preach and the church garden activities are noted for 11.
Fragmentary church bulletin lists services at 7 p m on April 25 26 27 and 29 with social event planned on Sunday April 29 at 7 p m. Street address appears as 1024 East Street and references to youth services on the 26th.
Service listing notes Sunday April 11 at 11:00 for Holy Communion and morning prayer with the Junie choir, and Friday evening service at 6:45 with Chaplain Tuppers.
Primary and senior classes listed with a 10 45 a m start for church school and 7 30 p m for intermediates. Morning worship at 10 48 a m with evening services noted.
An arrangement is made for a special sermon at Pilgrim Chapel. Details are sparse but indicate a focused church event with religious observance.
An official related to the Raymond T. administration faces charges as the superintendent position is discussed. The fragmented text indicates a personnel matter involving leadership at the district level.
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