Soldier ballots to be mailed in ten days Boston election officials set
Secretary of State Frederic W. Ginong announced rushed printing of soldier ballots as officials from Boston and surrounding towns meet to ensure timely delivery. A letter of guidance will be sent to city and town election officers on ballot handling and applicant address verification. Key candidates for state offices will appear on the November 7 ballot with Mayor John H Corcoran listed for U S Senate and Governor Leverett Saltonstall noted.
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Boston
le Cook
Jes
John H Corcoran
Cambridge
U. S. Senate
Leverett Saltonstall
Ballot slate lists Cahill Tobin Buckley Goodwin in Maine race
The ballot shows Governor Horace T. Cahill Republican and Maurice J. Tobin Democrat as top statewide candidates. State Auditor Thomas J. Buckley Democrat leads for that office with Frank A. Goodwin Republican second. Other lines name Electors, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary, Treasurer, Attorney General and varied party labels from Republican Democrat Socialist Labor and Prohibition across multiple cities.
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Springfield
Socialist Labor Party
Root
Somerville
Prohibition
Horace T. Cahill
Braintree
Maurice J. Tobin
Boston
Thomas J. Buckley
Frank A. Goodwin
Fairhaven
Dewey
Bricker
Roosevelt
Truman
Teichert
Albaugh
Watson
Johnson
Prohibition Party
Horace
T. Cahill
Henning
A. Blumen
Cambridge
Worcester
Robert F. Bradford
de Carr
Iered Erickson
Quincy
George Leo McGlynn
Frederic
W. Cook
Margaret Me O'Riordan
Horace J. Hillis
Saugus
Fred J. Burrell
Medford
John B. Hurley
Herbert Crabtree
Holyoke
Earle L. Smith
Wellesley
Thomas
J. Buckley
Gore
Elves
Palmquist
Charles EB. Vaughan
Brockton
Clarence A. Barnes
Mansfield
Francis ©. Kelly
Democratic
Prohibition Senatorial Vacancies Spelled Out
Fred E. Oelcher of Peabody Howard B. Rand of Haverhill and John H. Corcoran of Cambridge are listed among senators in Congress to fill a vacancy. Leverett Saltonstall of Newton Bernard G. Kelly of Springfield E Tallmadge Root of Somerville are connected to Prohibition.
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Fred. E. Oelcher
Peabody
Socialist Labor Party
Howard B. Rand
Haverhill
Prohibition
Congress
John H. Corcoran
Cambridge
Leverett Saltonstall
Newton
Bernard G. Kelly
Springfield
E. Tallmadge
Root
Somerville
State directs faster transport of war materials in Massachusetts
Massachusetts officials received praise from J Monroe Johnson of the Office of Defense Transportation for speeding deliveries of essential war materials by road. An executive order by Governor Saltonstall relaxed temporary truck leasing rules, increasing flexibility for for hire carriers moving emergency cargo.
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State House
Boston
Massachusetts
J. Monroe Johnson
Office of Defense Transportation
Col. Johnson
Leverett Saltonstall
Carroll L. Meins
Department of Public Utilities
Saltonstall
Vsew
Chen
Mensie Johnson
Jassac
Ord
Crab Stomach Described With Two Chambers Fitted
A historical note details a crab stomach featuring two chambers fitted with three structures. Researchers describe the anatomy as part of a broader study of crustacean digestion and comparative anatomy.
Women urged to enroll in WAC Medical Training School
The Surgeon General designates 30 women from New England for a second WAC Medical Training School at Camp Atterbury Indiana. Training lasts three months in medical or surgical technology and graduates will serve in Army hospitals. No prior medical training is required beyond high school.
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Army
New England
WAC
Atterbury
Indiana
First Service ‘Command “Headquarters
U.S. Army
Fragmentary OCR Letter Tease From a Press Page
The readable bits show scrambled wording about words and spelling in a historical column. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or events to identify a specific person or place.
War era shift boosts rubber soles while leather declines
Washington reports the War Production Board notes a sharp drop in leather-soled civilian shoes this year, with a 43 million pair decrease, while rubber and composition soles rise by about eight million pairs. Substitutes grow especially in women's footwear, and total civilian production for five months inches past last year.
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Washington
WPB
Peron
Poe Petew
Mental 4 F Men To Face Review
Washington draft boards ordered a review of registrants classified 4-F for mental or educational deficiencies. The assessment targets those deemed unfit before June 1 and aims to reevaluate their eligibility for military service.
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Washington
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Unable to derive a coherent news item from the provided fragment.
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Sean Foe
Tax Return Changes For 1944 Tax Law
Taxpayers will face simpler forms with reduced withholding concerns. A $500 personal exemption replaces older amounts. dependents must be citizens or residents of the United States or nearby countries. High income filers switch to a regular blank but can use tables to aid calculations.
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Mali
Canada
Mexico
Johnny
Head of Air on Airparks Plan in Washington
Oliver Parks, head of Parks Air College in East St. Louis, promotes a nationwide airparks program to employ 6,000 during the war's end. ACA approved reduced form plan will go to Congress, with Parks seeking 6,000 ports rather than 2,000. His landscaped air college in East St. Louis serves as an example of the concept.
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CAA
Parks
Air College
East St. Louis
Hig Airpark
First Church of Science Engages Members with Sunday Studies
Fragmentary article notes Sunday services at 4 and a testimonial meeting at 7 45 Reading Room from 12 to 45 holidays excepted The piece references Massachusetts science and a Golden Text from scripture mentioning love of heart soul and mind The content hints at spiritual life and divine influence with phrasing tied to early 20th century church science movements
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First Church Org
Cii
First Parish Sermon by Mr Dani in Lexington
At First Parish in Lexington a Sunday service features Mr Dani delivering a sermon titled Light. Soloist Mrs Harris participates in the Sunday morning program on August 10.
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Lexington
Dani
Harris
Evang Free Chu Sermons Highlight Local Talent
Rev Harry P Sunday conducts services on August 1 and August 13 with local talent featured. The program includes Thursday and Friday YPS activities but events were disrupted by a conference in Cromwell Connecticut. An 8 oclock church service is scheduled amid adjusted dates.
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CHU
Harry P
Y.P.S
Cromwell
Conn
Trinity Episcopal Services And Catholic Mass Readings
A scrambled church notice lists Trinity Episcopal and West Concord Union services with Rev Charles R and Rev Kenneth R Summers preaching. Catholic Mass times at St Ber will be 7 8 30 and 10 30 with Lady Help of Christians devotionals.
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West
CON Union
Chu Main
Kenneth R
Concord. Union
Teed
Lady Help of Chris
West Concord
St. Ber
Concord
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