State prisoners seek sentence reviews under new law
Forty inmates among 436 eligible prisoners have appealed to the Appellate Division of the Superior Court for review of sentences under a new state law. Corrections Commissioner J Paul Doyle said 129 inmates at State Prison, 246 at Norfolk Prison Colony, and 47 at Cambridge prisons qualify. The law allows prisoners sentenced before November 1 1943 to seek review of prior sentences with panels of judges to consider increases or decreases. Second degree murder and habitual criminals are excluded. district attorneys who prosecuted the cases will be notified of the appeal.
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Boston
Superior Court
J Paul
Diolane Doyle
Norfolk Peste
Carsgibles
Hiss
Arviston
Comnéentiot
New Bestler Baby for Mrs Cutler at Roaneham Hospital
Mrs Richard T Cutler of Landham Road announced the birth of their third son Charley New Best ler born August 1 at Roane ham hospital.
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South Sudbury
Richard T.cutler
Landham Road
Charley New Bestler
Roane’ Ham
Summer squash varieties offer diet friendly dinner options
The article highlights 14 squash types and 77 varieties suitable for dinner tables. It notes weight, color, and shape choices, canning guidance from A and P Makers, and claims summer squash provides minerals and vitamins while supporting calorie awareness.
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Livan
Thicrete
Aoe
Jook
toMakers
Sermon Speakers Announced for Sunday Services
At West Concordate Church Nogh Brannen of Newton Ideal School preaches the sermon. Rev Rollins J Fairbank of Lincoln and chaplain of the hospital will preach at Trinity Episcopal Church Sim street Sunday at 9 30 oclock Holy tributed.
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West Concordate
Nogh Brannen
Newton Ieal
Lincoln
Geneeel Hiôspital
Fraser Daughters Pursue Training and Assignments
Mrs Emily of Worcester reports Peggy Fraser daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Fraser South Acton is taking dental training at Quantico Virginia as a hospital apprentice. Judith Kevan and Geraldine Kir kett of New Maine Street are mentioned with other families in the region.
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Peggy” ( Fraser
Usnrow
Arthur Fraser
South Acton
Quantico, Va
Fraser
Leo Uniinn
Tamntly
New Mein Street
Geraldine
Kir’ Kevan
Sunapee Harbor
N. H
Sue. Ward
Ock Street
Keee: Barrett
Charles Barrett
Greg A
West Acton residents host Ruth Harrington visit
Mrs Perry Marb e of Central Street West Acton recently entertained former West Acton resident Mrs Ruth Harrington. Her husband Lt Burton Harrington is stationed in the Philippines. Members of the West Acton Baptist attended. The evangelistic service took place at the Evangelical Church in Concord. Buy war bonds stamps.
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Marb'e
Central Street
West
Acton
Ruth Harrington
West Aeton
Burton Harrington
Philippines
Acton Baptist
Ser
Evangelical Church In
Concord
Local notices from Bedford Adelbert Perkins and others
Community items list residents on Bacon road and Great road vacationing in Jackson New York. The United Workers of the Church of Christ plan an all day sewing meeting at Mrs Walter Brolin home to make aprons for the fair with a box luncheon and coffee. Other notes report trips, engagements, and furloughs among local families and service members.
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Adelbert. Perkins
Bacon Road
Daniel F.’ Perkins
Great Road
Jackson, N.Y
the United Workers. of
Church
Christ
Walter Brolin
Beets Case Highlights Vitamins in Leaves and Roots Flavor
In a note about Steet as of beets scientists assert most vitamins are in the leaves with roots offering a distinct flavor. The passage also mentions a W 4 detail as part of the observed plant characteristics.
Local residents journey through summer assignments
Mr and Mrs Ralph L Morse left for Canfield Vermont for the rest of summer. Mr and Mrs Frederick Olson returned from a Goose Neck vacation. Mrs Mary Stearns came back from Keene New Hampshire after three months and will live with her daughter Mrs Samuel J Goodhue on Hudson road. Mrs Hary Hansen and her son Geoffrey were weekend guests of Mrs Melvin Gup till.
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Ralph L. Morse
Canfield
Vermont
Frederick Olson
Goose Neck
Mary Stearns
Keene N. H
Hudson Road
Hary . Hansen
Geoffrey
Melvin Guptill
Mrs Tufts Returns from Rockland Visit
Mrs. William Tufts returns from a sojourn in Rockland Maine. She bought a house on the road to a local hotel. Professor and Mrs. Stuart Edgerly also return from a month’s vacation at their seaside home in Ocean Park.
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William Tufts
Rockland
Tufts
Stuart. Edgerly
Ocean, Park, 2
Gus Sharkey Rebounds After Illness Notice
Gus Sharkey has recovered from a spell of illness and friends report he looks well. Mr and Mrs Claude Fulton and family return from Gloucester after a two week vacation. Hans Tessit, renowned dog trainer, conducts obedience classes for all breeds each Tuesday at 7:30 at the Kennels in Boston.
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Gus Sharkey
Beut
Claude Fulton
Gloucester
Hans Tessit
Eee
Boston
Sergt Charles E Clark Home From Overseas Ninth Air Force
Sergt Charles E Clark son of Mr and Mrs Herbert L Clark of Davis road is home after two years overseas with the Ninth Air Force. He entered service August 15 1942 and will report to Texas for duty after a three day leave. Grace Dogherty of Concord road left last week by plane for Newfoundland for a business trip and vacation. Louis H Smith and son Arthur Fletcher road returned from Willsboro New York after two weeks away.
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Charles E. Clark
Herbert L. Clark
Davis. Road
Ninth Air Force
Texas
Miss
Grace
Dogherty
Concord Road
Newfoundland
Louis H. Smith
Arthur, Fletcher
Willsboro
Hele Ther
Seeteas
Itor
Jas Pumas
Acton Notice Details Elderly Rehoming Cottage Case
An Acton public notice outlines an elderly housing matter at Font Pond relating to Reed and a cottage. The readable fragment indicates a property or care arrangement with local involvement and potential relocation steps. Further specifics are not readable in the remaining text.
State Wage Law Debate Faces Bus Labor Strike Fallout
The recess commission studies a state wages and hours law to create jobs or raise pay. Labor argues for a nationwide code. bus operators strike over overtime and veterans seek living wages. Massachusetts Civil Service rules face revision as officials consider codifying changes.
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Recess Commission
Agnetic
Congress of Industrial Organization
Providence
Sevaral
Massachusetts Commission
Incomplete Hospital Report Details July 1945 Cases
Fragmented record notes July 1945 surgical cases totaling 625 with 14 obstetrical infants. It cites 71 deaths and 0 treatment outcomes, mentions hospital Argent number, daily age figures for July 1945 and 1944, with discharge counts 132 and 134.
Fire at Concord Central Station Injures Minor Damage
Firemen at Concord Central Station fought a blaze on a road causing slight damage. It occurred on the 89th day of the year and involved the local fire crew.
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Concord
Central Station
One Year Old Concord Little Ann Currier Celebrates
The event marks a first birthday for Concord Little Ann Currier daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudolph W Currier on Thoreau Street. The gathering includes the baby's great grandmother among other relatives.
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Concord
Little Ann
Currier
Rudolph
Thoreau Street
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