Massachusetts mills call wartime waste paper meeting
Representatives from eight Massachusetts mills plan a special meeting at the Bankroft Worcester next Tuesday to accelerate collection and delivery of newsprint magazines and brown paper to mills for wartime needs. Attending will officials from Newton Paper Bird & Son Fiteburg Paper Chemical Paper Natick Paper Box Co African Writing Paper and others plus war production and salvage officials.
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Massachusetts
Bankroft
Worcester
U. S. . Victory
Joseph
Milter
New England
Conseration Comtee
Massachusett
J. N. Logan
Newton Paper Company
R.D. Pohl
Bird & Son
Orlando Foss
Robert Geir
Robert Geir Com: Bev. George W. Munson
Fiteburg Paper Company
E. C. Tucker
Chemical Paper Company
Charles Whitaker
Natick Paper Box Company
W. G. ‘Russell
African Writing Paper Co
Iles Howarth
Columbian
Boxboard Mills
John Tee Tegional
B. G., Waters, Jr
Massacus Salvage Committee
John W. Perry
War Juction Board
Government returns 13 leather plants to owners
The government relinquished possession of 13 leather manufacturing plants in Salem Peabody and Danvers Massachusetts last night after President Roosevelt said their productive efficiency was restored. The War Department took over on November 24 following a failed appeal to striking workers. Secretary Stimson has supervised operations since then.
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Washington
Salem
Peabody
Danvers
Mags
Roosevelt
War Department
Stimson
Exiles in London Aid Allied Forces with Large Contribution
The Hine governments in exile in London have contributed about 150000 soldiers 27000 aviators 22900 seamen 240 naval vessels and around 2300 merchant ships to the Allied war effort.
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Hine
London
State House: Cities to have more free cash January 1
Boston December 10 Governor Saltonstall announced that cities and towns will have more free cash on January 1 as state reimbursements for old age assistance accelerate. He said obligations through August are paid and this is the best record to date. He noted faster payments will boost municipal funds at the start of their fiscal year.
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State House
Boston
Saltonstall
WAC
California
Jay
Nash
Physical Education Department
New York University
Gsvereer
Housewives Campaign Calls for Fat Turn In
A humorous campaign urges housewives to gather used kitchen fats for recycling or refashioning efforts, emphasizing community participation and environmental awareness. The bid stresses turning in fats to support a local cause and invites widespread involvement.
Christmas Sunday Services at Concord Churches
Concord churches plan Christmas observances on December 19 with Holy Communion and Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock. First Parish notes sermons by Rev. Daniels on Mine Eyes Have Seen, plus a 4 30 p m Christmas masque by the Church School and carols by the Junior Choir.
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Brooke Stabler
Concord
Edward ‘P. Daniels
Ghorus Choir
Sual
Caleb H. Wheeler
Real test in golf and life is getting out after rough
A quoted remark by Rev. Jobi H. Moore states the real test in golf and life is not avoiding the rough but recovering from it. The emphasis is on resilience and perseverance after setbacks.
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Jobi H. Moore
State Guard Invites Men to Join at Acton
Acton State Guard calls on former members to rejoin the 16th Infantry. Captain Farris extends a cordial invitation for eligible ex-members to attend the regular meetings at Acton House each Monday. The act aims to recruit until further notices.
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State Guard
Acton
Farris
Mer
16Th Infantry
Birdel
Jocal Depes
Wasp Returns to Feed as It Chews and Spreads Paste
A fragmented OCR fragment describes a wasp chewing small pieces into a pulpy paste and spreading it. The text centers on a wasp's feeding behavior and the resulting paste.
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