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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1948
Page
11
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a simple, effective remedy for intense itching. It claims quick comfort, healing promotion, and offers satisfaction or money back if not satisfied, urging readers to ask their druggist for the product.
Massachusetts cities and towns will boost moth suppression next year under a strengthened law. The General Court approved measures authorizing state aid based on infestation, with local and state cooperation to target brown tails gypsy moths and other species. State funds will be allocated by need rather than property value, and emergency action powers allow forcing town spraying. Airplane spraying could broaden coverage beyond roadsides as new methods roll out.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court notices a petition for license to sell private real estate of Joseph V. Cairns, late of Concord. Interested parties must appear in Cambridge Court before 10 AM on September 1948 to object, per the court’s instruction from Judge John C. Leggat. Recording by Loring P. Jordan, Register, Aug. 12, 1948.
Town of Maynard officials schedule a regular meeting on Tuesday evening at eight o clock to consider licenses or permits. Seth McKenzie and Joseph P. Dineen are named in attendance and roles but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
The article compiles revised U S Census Bureau estimates for Massachusetts detailing population shifts including net in migration and military numbers, tourism income sources, and state versus federal support for health and welfare during 1946. It also notes local zoning efforts in Stow and a World War II era Air Force strength reference.
Mobile classroom units and travel trucks deliver courses to service members overseas and in occupied territories. US Army Air Forces and civilian colleges offer correspondence and self study programs with credit recognition. Over 1,100 Education Centers and about 220000 personnel participate, with thousands enrolling monthly.
Peter Smith son of Mr and Mrs Ivan H Smith of 30 Hartford Street returns from an extended visit with his grandmother in Bradford New Hampshire. Mr and Mrs Edward F Pike of 88 Great Road entertain Mr and Mrs Clifford Hayner of Jacksonville Florida. Ruth Pitmen of Boston guests of Mrs Emma M Gilman at 9 Crescent Avenue. Mr and Mrs Peter S LaDuer of 15 Hillside Avenue entertain their nephew and his wife Mr and Mrs Eugene LaBucer of Attleboro.
The Board of U S Civil Service Examiners at Quonset Point Rhode Island announces open competitive exams for Federal Aero nautical Engineer Power Plants and Aeronautical Engineer General and 13 skilled aircraft and other positions. Salaries range from 4479 to 7432 yearly. most tradesmen at 1.36 per hour and 97 cents per hour for some roles. Written testing not required. evaluation of experience and training will determine placement.
Ranging from 3727 to 4479 dollars yearly, duties at the Boston Naval Shipyard and other federal agencies in Boston and vicinity. No written tests required. applicants evaluated on experience and training. Applications must be filed with the Recorder at Boston Naval Shipyard before August 7.
Plans are complete for the annual clambake at McGovern's Grove on Sunday August 29 with entertainment and sports. Joseph Genetti serves as general chairman with association members assisting. cars enter via Concord road and inclement weather moves the event to the club house.
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