Emerson Hospital progress report on federal funds and plans
Emerson Hospital outlines progress on securing $206000 in federal funds for new construction and remodeling. Plans divide into four parts with Part I II III approved, final drawings due by February, bids and contracts to follow, construction hoped to begin next spring after approvals.
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Emerson
Sepember
Sue Board
Fedds
Perry, Shaw
Elmina LS
Tas
Ilton
Massachusetts
T of Public Health
Thal
Emerson Hospital
Arch
Infant Finigan Christened at St Bernard’s Church
The christening of infant Ann Marie Finigan daughter of Mr and Mrs J Edward Finigan took place at the rectory of St Bernard s church last Sunday afternoon. The sponsors were John B Finigan and Miss Ann McNally an aunt of the baby. Shop early for Xmas.
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Ncord
Hee
Ann Marie Golean
J. Edward Finigan
Elizabeth R. McNally
St. Bernard’s Church
John. B. Finigan
Ann McNally
Deferment Requests Need Written Employee Consent
Colonel Chester A Furbish outlined rules for employers seeking deferment requests for employees. Written consent with essential information must reach the Local Board before the questionnaire, or at least with it, to ensure a fair classification. If all information is available at initial classification, delays are avoided. boards may reopen cases if new data appears. An appeal requires a written deferment request filed before the decision path. Form 2 A revival is not planned. no prescribed forms are required, just concise legible pertinent data.
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Chester .A
Furbish
Massachusetts
Selective’ Service
Selective Service
Césets
Olen
Fitdinba Olonnel
Classification of Essential Employment under Selective Service Rules
The document quotes Class I-A criteria from Selective Service regulations defining essential employment. It states that employment in industry or government, study or research, or other endeavors is necessary if a registrant’s work is vital to national health and safety, and if conditions such as lack of qualified personnel exist or removal would cause significant loss of effectiveness. The President may designate specific occupations as essential.
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Selective Service Regulations
United States
District of Columbia
Diphtheria Alarms Massachusetts Health Officials
State health commissioner Dr Getting says diphtheria remains a completely preventable plague with 29 cases in October, mainly in Boston and northern towns. Measles and mumps hit record October highs, scarlet fever rose, polio declined, and whooping cough fell to its lowest October level since 1916.
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Massachusetts
Mlado.a. Getting
Boston
Bas
Tember
Fragmentary Policy Language on Occupation Tests
The readable text shows partial phrases about health safety and national interest, noting references to employment activities and individual rights. It hints at rules or classifications governing occupational suitability with phrases like it belI warrant it and case no ager fits requirements of hig classification.
Christmas Tide Turns for Bill in Saving Sled Boy
A Christmas rescue scene unfolds as Bill, a towering neighbor, saves eleven year old Pike from a sled’s path into traffic. A grateful stranger offers money, but Bill declines, then pockets a neat sum after realizing the donor’s gratitude. Sally awaits his return home in the icy, dimmed street.
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Kate
Sally
Sally Day
Bil
Pike
Bill
Salk
Causes of Tractor Accidents Highlight Refueling Hazards
Officials warn that fueling errors and tractor overturns cause most injuries. Proper hitching, cautious operation, and away from slopes reduce risk, with reminders to keep fuel caps secure and engines off during refueling.
Food dealers warn turkey prices will exceed Thanksgiving
Dealers report rising turkey costs with weights over 46 pounds at 85 to 90 cents per pound and under 16 pounds at 75 cents. Roasting birds available at 65 to 66 cents, while lamb and ham prices are listed around 60 to 65 cents and shoulders 43 to 55 cents.
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Ani
Concord St Bernard’s Whist Party Sponsors Thanksgiving Turkey Sale
The Concord St Bernard’s club held a highly successful whist party at Monument Hall and will sponsor a Thanksgiving turkey sale next Monday December 20 with prizes including turkeys. The public is welcome.
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Concord
Dality of Concord
Monument Hall
Parish Meeting At Lincoln Church Report
The Twe cate t First Parish in Lincoln held a meeting last Friday night at the Tone Church. Mrs William Grinnell, chairman, gave the final report for the regent church fair. Refreshments were served by the executive board including several listed members.
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Lincoln
Tone
Regent Church
William Grinnell
Leland A. Wildes
Malcolm Donaldson
Henry Aes
Er . Raymond
Norman Fradd
Pearson Hunt
Harold Liddick
Remarkable 16 Year Old Dies in West Concord
Mrs Wright aged 76 widow Ge erick Cr Wright, retired pag er, died last Friday at her home of her daughter Mrs Florence Frice in West Concord town after living there a year and previous residence in West Roxbury. She was a member of Eliot Congregational Church in Roxbury. She leaves her daughter and other relatives.
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Concord
Wright
Geerick Cr. Wright
Florence “Frice
Jpennenland
Wes West
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Sue
Mama Canpeal
Giodmvas
Edith Carbone
Logal Stores
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New York City
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Iit
Biley
Alley
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Entereystone Projector
Keystone
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Waltham Street
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