Ten Year Plan Outlines Hudson Marlboro Road Upgrades
Governor Bradford receives a ten year plan detailing Massachusetts highway needs. It includes modernizing main routes, building new roads, and improving less-traveled state routes with a total estimated cost of 677 million dollars. Specific projects cite Route 20 Weston Sudbury Wayland, Route 30 Southborough Westborough, Route 70 Shrewsbury Boylston Clinton, and Route 111 Acton Boxboro Harvard among others with varied mileages and costs.
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Bradford
Massachusette
Boston
Sudbury
Wayland
Weston
Pres
Sudbury-Wayland
Southboro
Westboro
Shrewsbury
Boylston
Clinton
Acton
Boxboro
Harvard
West Acton
Piss S Cai Cordavi
Stow Tan Yen Woodman Admitted to Mass General Hospital
Stow Ta yen Woodman of Lake Bobney is a patient at Mass General Hospital Boston under general treatment. He was admitted on day with a serious condition. Reverend Mr Andrews served as spiritual support for the installation at the Union Evangelical church in Stow.
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Yen Woodman
Lake Bobney
Mass
Bos
Union Evangelical’ Church
Stow
Union Church
Adndrews
Aplalh Tas
Aid
Sitige
Ugion church Christian Endeavorers attend youth service
Stow Fifteen members of the Christian Endeavorers of Ugion Church attended the Youth Group Service at First See Swampscott on November 30. Details are limited due to damaged text.
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Christian Endeavorers ‘of
Ugion. Church
Een Swampscott
Ping
Local Auxiliary Collects Gifts for Cushin Hospital Veterans
In the week ahead, gifts and herbs are gathered by the auxiliary for veterans at Cushin Hospital Franting. The drive urges residents to send or drop items to Miss But Great at her home before December.
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Cushin Hospital
Frantingam
Warning on harmful antifreeze types for car radiators
The Bureau of Standards cautions motorists about dangerous antifreeze varieties. Petroleum based and salt base formulas can cause severe radiator damage, block cylinders, and pose fire risks. Dealers should warn buyers to avoid unknown types and seek safe, compatible products to protect engines during extreme cold.
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Bureau of Standards
Motoris
Birth of Daughter in Portland Suburb
Mr and Mrs Cari Fros of Rade road welcomed their daughter born at Bakes Hemera Hospital. The infant, unnamed at deadline, is the first child for the couple. Local celebrants report the happy arrival as a rare and joyful event for the town.
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Cari Fros
Rade Road
Convention Visitors Record From October Month 1946
The fragment notes a convention with visitors during the October month in 1946. It mentions a form 4 and references events tied to the game month, suggesting attendance and activities surrounding the convention.
First Christmas Tree Mentioned in Literature in 1604
A fragmented historical note recounts Christmas trees as indoor decorations during early celebrations. It references Martin Luther and a tale of a wanderer who cut four fir trees and lit candles to symbolize stars, noting the first literary appearance of a Christmas tree in 1604 in Strasbourg.
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Martin Luther
Trig
Btassburg
Ramadier Quits French Premiership Amid Power Struggle
France faces a threefold split among Communist, Socialist, and De Gaulle supporters as Prime Minister Ramadier resigns. De Gaulle vows to confront Communists with a strong hand while moderates seek balance in a tense political standoff.
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Ramadier
Marshall
Gaul
Sthorger Commununists
Charles de Gaulle
Gomrhunista
de Gaulle
Reine 66
de ‘Gaulle
France
DeGaullé
U S Secretary of State Addresses Russia Criticism in Chicago
Secretary of State critiqued Soviet behavior in a Chicago speech, stressing a tough stance toward Russia and urging a shift from obstinate stalemate toward ending the current crisis. He emphasized strategic restraint and a push for a new, peaceful era in world affairs.
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Chicago
U. S
Russia
Tre ‘Fidin
Rusatea
Marshal
London
Foreign 1
Peth
Editors Poll Signals Dewey and Truman Favored in 1948
A weekly newspaper editors poll of 218 ballots from 48 states shows Gov. Dewey leading among Republicans for the 1948 nomination, with President Truman the likely Democratic candidate. The test found 85.9 percent expect Truman to be re elected, 21.0 percent favor Dewey, and smaller shares for Eisenhower Taft and others.
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Artiéti¢a
Harof Michesota
Hers’ Auxiliary
Gov. Thomas &. Dewey
New York
Truman
Edisters
Thay
Publishers’ Auxiliary
Country Weekly
Settifin
California
Burl Warren Fos Fiol
MacArthur
Dewey
Eisenhower
Taft
Stassén
Eds Na Eet
Tariff dispute as GOP members oppose reciprocal trade pact
Republican congressmen Regis Knutsen of Minnesota and Richard Simpson of Pennsylvania condemn the Geneva tariff agreements set to take effect January 1. They warn the pact will threaten American living standards and push domestic industries toward collapse as foreign imports surge.
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Regis Harold Knutsen
Rep
Minn
Richard Simpson
The Messiah Ranks As Yuletide Favorite
The Messiah by George Frideric Handel is a favored Yuletide oratorio. The work, written in London in 1741, premiered in Dublin in 1742 and English premiere followed at Covent Garden in 1748. The Hallelujah chorus often inspires reverent acclaim.
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Yuletide
Fadio
George Frederick Hafidel
London
Fishamble Street
Dublin
Fefratti
Prikotis
Covent Garden
George HT
Service Club Meeting At Mrs Mary Lords Home
The Service Club met at the home of Mrs Mary Lord on Monday evening. Attendees included Mrs Miller Mrs Argo Mrs Christine Robbies Mrs Janet Bogle and Miss Ruth Lord. A solo by Mrs Janet Bogle was presented. Members planned Christmas treats for hospital patients.
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StowThe
Mary Lord
Larred Miller
Argow
Christine Robbies
Janet Bogle
Ruth Lord
Trade Goods Movement Cited Across United States
A brief note lists common commodities moving by air express and rail within the United States. Items include machinery, clothing, store merchandise, electro-mats, and cut flowers, reflecting broad transport activity across regions.
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Commodyair
United States
Ischinery
Wedding of Euza in Youngstown Sparks Private Matter
Preston Colley, 40, rearrests in Massillon state hospital after police catch him trying to steal a loaded Detroit-Pittsburgh train car. Dorothea Richmond faces an accusation of reciting against female gender with remarks on women wearing large hats.
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Euza
Youngstown
Oro
Preston Colley
Massilon State Hospital
Dorothea Richmond
Royal Wedding of Elizabeth and Philip Ends In London
Crowds packed London's streets as Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip wed at Westminster Abbey. Inside the abbey the couple exchanged vows and were named Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh. The day unfolded with pageantry reflecting centuries of tradition as the couple began married life.
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Elizabeth Bland
St. Philip
London
Westminster Abbey
Elizabeth
Philip
Duke of Edinburgh
Bar
Merioneth
Baron Greenwith
Royal Budget Signals Increased Dutchy Support
The report notes a rise in royal expenses as King George VI and the royal family prepare higher allowances. It cites an estimated $200 boosting costs, with larger figures referenced for the king and close relatives. The king says he will fund extra support for newlyweds from his own pocket.
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George VI
Congress Debates Meat Rationing Amid Inflation Fears
The Senate Economic Committee will delay two key points from President Truman's anti inflation plan to review other sections. Senator Ralph Flanders and Senator Don Sparkman advocate debating rationing and price controls in the current special session, while growing support for direct consumer meat rationing emerges among some Republicans as a compromise to curb rising prices.
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Congress
Trumah
Roger Tatt
Ohito
Ordmitteé
Tat Hie
Mr. Truman
Ralph Flanders
Don Sparkman
Veterans administration reports WWII veterans with unemployment claims
More than half of the 14,450,000 World War II veterans have applied for unemployment compensation, with 2.2 billion dollars collected under the GI Bill. Through September 7.4 million veterans had applied for unemployment compensation and 600,000 for self employment. About 600,000 have exhausted their claims. 6.5 million potential claimants never participated. Economists say if high employment persists, unemployment may gradually decrease over two years, aside from seasonal variations.
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Veterans’administration
Veterans’’ Administration
National Heroine Marguerite Van Steenberghle
Marguerite Van Steenberghle, once a national heroine of France at age eleven, was decorated with the Croix de Guerre in Nice. She later joined the French resistance and saved two underground army chiefs from the Gestapo during the occupation.
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Marguerite van Steenberghle
France
Nice
Ipf
Gestapo
Canada’s austerity plan to curb US trade imbalance
Canada grapples with a trade deficit versus the United States as imports from the U S fall short of exports. The government imposes import restrictions on items from jewelry to radios and typewriters and tightens quotas on fruit and vegetables as it borrows England’s austerity approach.
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Canada
United States
England
U. S
End of Universe Seen by Harvard Astronomer
Harvard astronomer Dr Hintion Shapley warns of a gradual scattering of matter into cold space leading to a dying creation due to a slow negative tatien force. He suggests the universe could end not in a bang but by cosmic dispersal over vast time.
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Hintion Shapley
Harvard Autronomier
Commie
New Books in the Acton Library Wing
The following titles appear in the new book list: Bishop's Mantle of Destiny, Dawn's Early Sign, Angely Sing, Nothing So Level Land, Danger Ward, Star of India, Me Story Book, Bey the Channel Isles, the Proud House, Dutch Children, Jared's Island, Quakes and Volcanoes, The Fox Praing.
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Piadihag. Ni
Ftlié
Bishop
Caine
Angely Sing
Danger Ward
Star of India
Bey
Channel Isles
Jared
Legion Dance at Town Hall Supports Home Fund
A Legion dance was held Monday evening at Town Hall to raise funds for the Legion Home. An orchestra from Lowell provided old fashioned music for the event.
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Stow
American Post
Town Hall
Legion
Légion Home Fund
Lowell F
Clean Corner Uses Broken Clothes For Probing Ducts
A quirky home hack suggests using torn clothes to probe tight spaces and wipe window sills and pipes. The tip invites readers to repurpose fabric scraps to reach corners and narrow gaps.
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Red & White
Fitchburg
Legion Dance
Tel. Waltham
Brooke St
W. M. Stem Sudbury Centre
J. M. Electric
Maynard
Werton
Price Moster
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Altera
Gertrude Kass
Harrison St
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