New York unemployment reforms spark national debate
The proposed liberalization of New York's unemployment system could raise annual benefit costs by 24 to 40 million dollars and influence whether other states retain independent compensation programs. Experts warn federal centralization may follow, with labor and politics shaping each side.
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New York State
Lnpeyers
District of Columbia
Empire State
New York
Washington
Hillman
Congressional Committee
Saltonstall
Fourth Selective Service Registration Underway
Preparations are under way for the Fourth Registration under the Selective Service Law. Lt. Col. Ralph M. Smith says men aged 20 to 64 who were born between February 17, 1877 and April 27, 1927 must register. The process completes enrollment for this age group with no lottery and no draft liability. In Massachusetts, about 12,000 are expected to enroll, about 60 percent higher than the prior registration.
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Ralph M. Smith
Selective Service
Smith
United States
Massachusetts
Credit Value of Autos to be Determined Under New Regulations
The credit value of used autos under amended rules starts April 1 and uses the lower of cash price or an appraisal guide value from designated guides. The Board has designated editions of N A D A Used Car Guide Market Record Red Book and other regional guides for use in various areas. The maximum credit becomes 6.28 percent of the lower amount, with an exception for 1934 and older models at 6.23 percent.
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Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
United States
Boston
Osphen Galine
Nebraska
Nebraska Used Car Survey, Kelley Blue Book (Published At Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Northwest
Seattle
Federal Reserve Bank
Sudbury Community News and Engagement Notes
Mrs Melvin Guptill hosted a luncheon for friends as Mrs James H Powers prepares to move to Needham Friday. Red Cross first aid classes may start when a sufficient group forms. Sudbury Boy Scouts thank Basil Oliver for town truck use in newspaper collection. The Morrisons moved to Dakin road. Miss DiBiesi DiBiasi of North Sudbury became engaged to Ernest Fergus Poulingy of Vermont. Hilda Ogilvie Sumer celebrated with her mother in Wiscasset Maine.
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Melvin Guptill
Concord Road
James H. Powers
Sudbury
Needham
Burches
Maynard Road
American Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Basil Oliver
Frederick S. Morrison
Dakin Road
Geneva DiBiasi
North Sudbury
Miss DiBiesi
Ernest Fergusson Poulingy
Vermont
James M. Ogilvie
Hilda M. Ogil Sumer
Wiscasit
Maine
Fe 'Inting
World's First Roller Skating Production Comes to Boston Garden
Gloria Nord, a 19 year old California dancer turned roller skater, leads the cast of 85 top vaulter skaters in the Roller Vanities production at Boston Garden starting April 21. The show features 36 Rollerettes with acts akin to Ice Follies and Ice Capades, after successful runs in Philadelphia Washington and Pittsburgh.
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Gloria Nord
California
Einman
L Arene
Boston Garden
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburgh
Gletis Nord
Hollywood
New England
Marlboro Defeats Maynard High In League Contest
Marlboro topped Maynard High 5 to 1 at Ward Park in the season opener. Pitcher Gene Messier fired ten strikeouts and allowed three hits while Marlboro collected nine safeties led by Risotti O'Brien and doubles by Rolfe Allaire Brennan. Rolfe left early after a collision. Brennan added two hits. Marlboro meets Hudson next Monday.
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Marlboro
Maynard High
Gene Messier
Rolfe
Ward Park
Marlboro High
Maynar High
Gene
Fred Rolfe
Nick Moffa
Metta
Walter Brennan
Hudson
Getaway
Allaire
Ghifoni
O’brien
Brennan
Messier Pee
Maynard
Pee Kugima
Karhumaa
Ss . Higgins
Dankiewicz
Ossau
Flaherty Hiobs
Baker
Htori
Morrilt Danne Pagtwenee
Crowley
Peer
Ombbiey
Nings
Magnanii
Geraway
Ras Wade
Lankiewicz ereRe
Ee Ghiloni
O’brien Baker
Tombley
Risotti
Lehto
Genaway
Morrill
Moffa
Cautreau
Moff
Steeves
Ladies Social And Church Activities Highlight Sudbury Event
The Ladies of the Methodist Church in Center enjoyed a Hobby Show and social Friday evening with many in attendance. The First Parish church held its meeting voting members for the Parish Committee and preparing for upcoming rites at Sudbury Grange and Pit Pa-Church season events.
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Methodist Church
William L. Preston
Preston
Marlboro
Joase
Sudbury
Sudbury Grange
Pit Pa
Eh Wells
Astronomy for All Concord Meeting at H Williamses
An open meeting of the Concord astronomy group will be held at the H Williamses' residence on the 26th at eight o'clock. The session will cover beginner facts and, if weather allows, a scope will be used to show familiar stars and associations. Potential new members are invited to attend.
Profitable farming by cutting production costs and boosting yield
The article explains that net profits rise as the gap between cost of production and selling price widens. It notes easy to track production per acre costs, the value of labor hours and machine hour rates, and how better farming methods, seeds, crops, and machinery can reduce costs and increase profits.
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Federal
Luncheon Menu Ideas From A Frugal Spring Issue
An article offers spring luncheon ideas with colorful salads and simple recipes. It includes Tomato Cups filled with chicken and fruit salads, plus muffins with molasses and Brazil nuts, and notes frugal menus that please guests.
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Brazil
Lynn Says The Score Cand Report
The communication notes adequate spice stocks including pepper and other spices for years. It mentions sufficient coffee coral and tea from Asia and steady fats oils and soaps supplies. Domestic fats oils and coconut oils are mentioned as replacements for soap making and homemakers are urged to conserve.
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South Asia
Prom Committee Sets Plans for High School Dance
The high school Prom, a major social event, was announced with Kizik as chair. Music committee includes Roy, James Gibney, and James Richardson. decorations and other crews led by Leila Holly, Joel Woj, William de Gecennell, and Doris Ne Wasuick with a list of students assisting.
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Maynard
Tody Kizik
Roy
James Gibney
James Richardson
Ry Sharpe
Elsie Marion Sheridan
M Leila Holly
Joel Woj
William de Gecennell
Genéta Commit Smith
Doris Ne Wasuick
Helen 4Mason
Joan Weir
Kenneth ‘Tucker
Stanley Bluck
Byrne
Ma sole contender for marathon title Sunday finish
The report notes a sole contender for the marathon title finishing Sunday in 61st place. McElroy and several runners were mentioned among participants, with some coddled routines including morning milk cow chores before the race.
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McElroy
Ing
Acton
Frank
First Parish Lexington Announces Spring Church Schedule
The First Parish of Lexington lists morning service on Sunday April 26 with Rev Edward P Dat preaching on Splendor. Church school hours include primary senior and vestry activities. evening classes and gospel services are scheduled. Community events feature Wayside study group and weekly meetings with church hostesses listed.
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Concord
Lexington
Edward P. Dat
Emerson
Trinitarian Congre Walden
Wilfrid H
the Church School
Stowe
Timonk
I of Christ, Scientis Phe
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Boston
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