New England Business Group Seeks Return of Scrap Steel
More than 150 members of the New England Smaller Business Association in Worcester adopted a resolution urging Congressional and Presidential action to bring back five to ten million tons of scrap steel from Germany. Coordinator Richard C. Cooke said returning the scrap would ease the New England pig iron shortage threatening local foundries and broader industry. Congressman Harold D. Donohue spoke at the meeting attended by Louis P. Tonoli, Lt. Col. Ralph Hamilton, F. C. DiBorsio, and Howard D. Williams.
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New England Smaller Business Association
Worcester
Germany
Richard C. Cooke
Boston
New England
United States
Cooke
Harold D. Donohue
Louis P. Tonoli
Clinton
Ralph Hamilton
Quartermaster
Donahue Urges Small Business Backbone of Freedom
Congressman Donahue defended small business as the nation’s economic heart noting 98 percent of U S firms have fewer than 50 employees. He warned inflation fuels economic chaos and political upheaval and called for nonpartisan action to curb prices while stressing free enterprise as foundational to liberty.
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Association
Air Material Command
Quartermaster Corps
Donahue
U. S
America
Congress
House
Senate
Bedford Couple Wed in Hamilton Church Ceremony
Miss Wilhelmina Ready daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward C Ready of Hamilton married Lawrence W Kimball son of Mr and Mrs Charles I Kimball at Christ Church Hamilton. Rev Angus Dunn officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride a Hamilton graduate with an M A from Boston University. The groom a Northeastern University graduate and electrical engineer for Sylvar Products. They will reside on North Road.
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Bedford
Wilhelmina Ready
Edward C. Ready
Hamilton
Lawrence W. Kimball
Charles IT. Kimball
North Road
Christ Church
Angus Dunn
Kimball
Teachers College
Boston University
Bedford Schools
Lexington High ‘School
Northeastern University
Sylvar ‘Products Company
Publishers Clash Over Crime Comics Ban
Detroit police banned crime comics citing objectionable content while Indianapolis and New York officials and publishers defend the works as adult entertainment. Prosecutor McNally says 36 of 350 books were banned and no criminal action will follow. The ACLU protests censorship as publishers vow to revise and continue offerings for adults.
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New York
Detroit
Indianapolis
James N. McNally
Fils
Genger Bureau
McNally
al Feeney
Mr. McNally
Fhat
National Comics Group
Gangbuster Comics
American Civil Liberties”. Union
Eee
Harry. S. Toy
Jas
Jack Liebowitz
National Comics ’ Group
Opiiescent Books
Amething
Tigallisyers
Texas youths draw pay for staying away from home
Kosanke brothers Les and Steve, both jugglers from Dallas aged 16 and 14, travelled to Jamestown to attend a national convention. They earn one dollar per day for staying away, sending Uncle Al a postcard daily to prove they are not at home. Uncle Al is Alfred W. Kosanke of Hammond Indiana.
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Jamestown
Texas
Kosanke Brothers
Les
Steve
Dallas
Alfred W. Kosanke
Hammond
Ind
Navy Helicopter Captures Antarctic Penguins for Zoo
A Navy helicopter expedition to obtain live Antarctic penguins for a Washington zoo is described by Bird curator Saeral Malcolm Davis. He notes the pilot would fly the craft close to colonies to transfer penguins for the zoological park amid light discussion of electric science.
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Saeral Malcolm Davis
Washington
Zoo
A L Auxiliary Party Awards at Bedford Town Hall
The American Legion Auxiliary Anthony Hamilton Hunt Post 221 held a card party at the Town Hall on Tuesday evening. Bridge and whist prizes were awarded with door and special prizes won by Elizabeth Coultier and Katherine Ormond respectively. High scorers in bridge included Mary Murray and Thelma Laffin among others.
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Bedford
American Legion Auxiliary
Anthony Hamilton-Hunt
Elizabeth, Coultier
Katherine
Marion E. Ingalls
Annie
S. French
Constance Poleo
Louise F. Currier
Marie C. Brennan
Sullivan
Lillie Laffin
Mary MacLean
Catherine Ormond
Bridge
Mary K. Murray
Dorothea M.laffin
Alice Gy
Obscure Odds and Names Mark Humble Charity Greeting
Fragmentary OCR notes show a charitable event with worshippers and several individuals named in a blurred list. Mentions of Mrs Disk Dorothy Fen Ry Mrs Wilma Maude S Comely and others suggest a local church gathering and consolation context.
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Mickey
Hudson
Iror Bank
Son
Concord
Member
Federal Home Loan Bank
THE
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Agency For Savings Bank Life Insurance
Yemu
Red Manning
W.F. W
Main & Maple Sts
Marlboro
Danny Camack
Mars
Assabet Wague Savings Fiteld
Maynard
Massachusetts
U.S
New Uels
Maynard Mo
Navy
A. L. Auxiliary Party
Was
Harines
Devough
Mrs
Disk Dorothy Fen Ry
Wilma
Ctu
Bet
Yang Aes
Webber & Rose Clinton
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