Buckley and Moekel nuptials held in Windham
The wedding of Miss Buckley of Lowell Massachusetts to Mr Moeckel of Windham was officiated by Rev Sweitzer. The bride wore satin with white roses and matching accessories. Guests included Miss Maynard and Miss Ger of Windham, with attire described and a Windham Town dinner and music following.
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Buckley
William J
Windham
Sweitzer
Ide
Lowell
Mass Pride
Miss
Maynard
Ger
Lawrence
Cere- Windham
Canada State
Unclear Playoff Push Mentioned in Local Recap
Fragmentary note describes a near playoff berth scenario with Mayo McCarthy and West Concord among teams mentioned. Lacking full names, dates, or places, details are sparse and non-specific.
Hard Coln Loses After Hurling A E In Preseason
A garbled report notes Coln suffers a 9-4 defeat to Tham City as Mayo struggles early. Con touched up after a hiccup to finish the game, while others clinched hits and miscues marked the loss. Lou and Ri are mentioned among players in a confused recap.
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Mayo
Con
Coln
Big Sale At A Russin Clothing Store
An early fall sale at A Russin Com street announces clothing articles at reduced prices. The notice notes seasonal bargains and a focus on quality goods, with planning for the upcoming major sale period and labor considerations.
Secret of Radish Success Sow Little But Sow Often
Home gardeners can harvest radishes early by sowing small, frequent lots. Plant twelve early radishes per foot for weekly supply and mix with slow-germinating seeds to mark rows. Harvest as they mature to prevent crowding slower crops and avoid waste.
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Boreeson
Nate
County Salary Debate Arouses Middlesex County Vote Showdown
Middlesex County seeks to withdraw from the statewide County Personnel Board and set up a local board likely to raise salaries for favored employees. The move, led by William G. Andrew of Cambridge and backed by three Republican commissioners, faces a hearing before the Governor's Council on August 7 and could complicate state wide wage rules and county costs.
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Boston
Republican Coun
Middlesex County
Governor’s Council
Middlesex
Charles Gibbons
Stoneham
Cepral
Robert F. Bradford
Gibbons
Midls
Lamant Sioffers
Boston City Club
William G. Andrew
Cambridge
Board of Commissioners
Andrew
Melvin G. Rogers
Tewksbury
Edwin O. 'Child
Newton
Child
Rogers
Bradford
Iddlesex
Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers Associations
Joseph Me
Charney
Warren Co
Bishop
Esex
Robert T.bushnell
U.S and Britain Move to Stabilize Markets and Trade
The United States draws up inventory controls on scarce appliances to curb price rises while enabling production. In Pennsylvania, a contract with John L. Lewis covers 148 foremen at four coal pits, with wage increases retroactive to May 22. Britain seeks postwar export growth via bilateral monetary deals and new trade missions to South America and Eastern Europe, eyeing higher postwar shipments.
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John L. Lewis
Jones & Laughlin Steel. Company
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Cpurt of Appeals
Fort
U. S
Tormerce
Britain
Western
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Balkans
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
South America
Argentina
London
Union Pressure Rises as AFL and CIO Push for Consumer Price Control
AFL President William Green pledges support to preserve OPA and warns of higher wages if legislation falls short while CIO United Auto Workers mobilize a nationwide buyer strike led by Walter Reuther. Dun and Bradstreet reports place the weekly food commodity index at 5.20, near the 1919 peak, amid post OPA price spikes.
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House
Senate
AFL
CIO
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Detroit
Mich
William Green
OPA
Cio-United Automobile Workers
UAW
Walter Reuther
Dun & Bradstreet
Argentina issues stamp amid high demand for Roosevelts
A special Argentina stamp honoring a Roosevelt on an anniversary sparked quick uptake. The philatelic division of the Pan American Union backed the issue as a novelty item. Argentina released a few thousand copies for distribution, doubling the customary amount, but stock soon ran out.
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Argentina
Roe Peankine D. Roosevelt
Renee
Pan American Union
Montana Senate Race Highlights Voter Shifts and Old Guard Defeat
Political observers note Burton Wheeler's setback in the Montana Democratic primary as non interventionist stance and wartime shifts influence voters. CIO-PAG opposition and railroad interests may have drawn support from Wheeler toward Leif Erickson, amid postwar political realignments and wartime sentiment. In Georgia, Gene Talmadge runs on white supremacy as James Carmichael leads in votes. a Supreme Court decision opens Southern primaries to Black voters, with over 100,000 Negroes voting in a changing political landscape.
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Montana
Burton K. Wheeler
Pearl Harbor
U.S
Cio-Pag T
Leif’ Erickson
Georgia
Gene Talmadge
James ¥. Carmichael
Talmadge
U. S. Supreme Court
Tae
Ellis Arnall
Browder Returns From Soviet Visit as Publisher Agent
Earl Browder, former U S Communist Party head, came back from six weeks in the USSR as official representative of Soviet publishers in the United States. He set up an office in New York and said he would seek understanding between the American and Russian peoples through literature and will sell U S books to the Reds.
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Communist Party
U.S
Earl Browder
Rnsane
Sia
New York
Reds
Avalanche of WWII veteran applications reshapes Fort Devens enrollment
State officials in Boston report a flood of applications from World War II veterans to enroll at the Fort Devens extension and the State College in Amherst. The surge forces higher enrollment estimates, with officials noting increased demand for the new institutions and related financial adjustments.
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State House
Boston
State College
Fort Devens
Thomane. H. Buckley
U m
Anley
Amherst
Polish Politician Mikolajczyk Faces Election Controversy
Reported disputes center on ballot handling and voting commission access in Warsaw and other provinces amid a Soviet backed government restructuring. Expenditures for private construction in early 1946 show a sharp rise, tripling year earlier levels and surpassing 1940 despite cost increases.
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Department of Labor
Plan check on plane owners in Massachusetts
Massachusetts Aeronautics Commission announces plan to resume dual filing and registration checks. Director Snow says violations of air regulations will face up to $500 fines and months in jail. registration blanks will be sent to all airports.
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State House
Boston
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Aeronautics? Commission
Commission
Ocker Snow
Snow
Sion
Massachase
Aviat
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York
Netamas
Shyeett
Great Britain
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Il Britain
Justice
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Devens
Willcox, Arizona
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Poland
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Tales Aes
Pczyk
Corsa
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Moderate
Peasant Party
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Vince
Barperias Concord
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