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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1945
Page
7
Parcel of land with three-acre bounds described by adjoining properties and a plan on file. The notice directs any defense to the petition to be filed in the court house by July 19, 26 or August, with appearance required and default terms specified.
New York wartime guidance informs workers and the public about contract adjustments and reasons for cutbacks. The Army Air Forces Office of Procurement Red Field coordinates with the Smaller War Plants Corporation and other agencies to help plants shift to other war work or civilian production while informing labor, management, and communities through press releases.
A notice announces a lost pays of Dy Mass deposit book with the date 16 Boncara 1945. It requests the finder to return the document to the issuer.
Senator Mitchell said the OPA will issue an order around August 3 allowing gasoline rations for discharged service members. Present rules permit officers one gallon daily up to 30 gallons during terminal leave, with no equivalent for enlisted men. Some veterans on furlough before discharge found “furlough gas” while others upon discharge could not obtain fuel as stations closed on termination of service.
Col. McDuffee describes a plant level approach to terminations for war plants to minimize production loss and assist workers. The program uses USES referrals, mass meetings, and timely notices to reassign staff while keeping essential Pacific war production uninterrupted. Eastern District Readjustment Division logged 491 terminations in 30 days, with only two cases exceeding 1 000 workers, all rerouted to alternative employment through USES offices.
The regular Auxiliary meeting in the Town Hall included officer nominations and elections. An invitation for a joint installation with the Anthony-Hunt-Hamilton post was extended. Mrs Marie Dean of Orleans La spoke on activities, focusing on hospital work and needs of service men.
Bedf ord PFC William Smith son of Mr and Mrs tinasene Smith of Hartford Street has received his honorable discharge from the U S Marines after three years service. He trained at Parris Island and Quantico and saw action aboard the U S Iowa and is now employed by a dairy milk concern in Carlisle. His two brothers also serve in the Marines, PFC Raymond Smith and PFC Charles Smith, with Raymond having seen Pacific action and later stationed at Eden ton and Pendleton California.
The Bedford Progressive Association, Inc. will hold its annual outing on Sunday, August 19, at McGovern's roadside in Hartford. If weather fails the event moves to the clubhouse on Hartford Street. A strong committee led by Charles Leikman will handle tickets with help from Tony Palmeri, Thomas Poleo, John McCann, William J Beecy, Hugh McGill, James Collentro and Louis Pfeiffer.
A local marriage took place at St. Luke's Church in Allston featuring Miss and Mr. Patten of Maine and the groom William D. Holland of Hardwick. Holland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holland, served 42 months in the Pacific, wears the Presidential Distinguished Unit Citation Bronze Star and three battle stars, and recently received an honorable discharge with 120 points. Mrs. Holland, a graduate of Acton High School, lived in town with her sister and brother.
The GE Lynn plant in 1923 used floodlights to extend baseball games after dinner, inspired by earlier fails at 1899 Comis Park Chicago. Emploees saw brilliant illumination and formed teams to play late hour games. The Lynn test yielded the first full length game under lights with two floodlights described as brighter than 50 moons.
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