Alaska Boom Fears Anchorages Mining Costs and Tax Hurdles
Alaska officials warn that a mining boom could boost wages but strain the economy. Bank of Alaska president cites low investment incentives while agriculture suffers from scarce loans and limited road funding. Officials point to a low federal tax take and inadequate infrastructure as obstacles to growth in the territory.
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Olith Ordh West
United
Eperson
Donjin Paeft
Iskten Agriculture Experiment Station
Hex
Matanus- Way
P L Gree Group PTA Presents Shy Christmas Play
West Concord Harvey Wheeler School PTA met at the school auditorium with Mrs Earle Wheeler in charge at six. The humorous three act Birds Christmas Carol by Kate Douglas Wiggin was presented. The play was directed by Mrs Mulcahy and Mrs Holm with Barbara Vannah in faculty. Refreshments were served for the children only.
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West Concord
Harvey Wheeler
P.T.A
Earle C. Wheeler
Aera
Kate Douglas
Wiggin
Mulcahy
Holm
Barbara Vannah
Truce solves problem for Castleton picnic grounds
Castleton New York residents cheer as a power pole blocking the Legion post picnic grounds driveway is finally removed after talks with the power company. Officials had delayed action, but a cooperative solution ends the obstruction.
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Castleton
N.Y
U.P
American Legion
Osegon
Japanese Opinion Split Over Rearming Problem
Tokyo correspondent reports Japan remains divided on rearmament under the U S defense treaty. Some fear a revival of militarism and prefer U S protection, while others back a modern military establishment. Business leaders partly support rearmament, but many oppose conscription and worry about an aggressive army.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
U. S
Mostyr
Gen. Uglas
MacArthur
Switzerland
Pacific
Dewali
Liber
Aly
Lan da
Pan
Canned Sal Lunch: Odd Kitchen Notes on Shelved Food
Fragmentary notes describe turning canned shelf stock into a heated lunch. Instructions mention grinding loaf, slicing, and adding cheese sauce. The writing contains many misspellings and unclear phrases but suggests a prepared meal process.
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Luncheem Leafton
Concord High School Christmas Concert Continues Rehearsals
Concord High School music rehearsals for the Christmas program continue led by Kenneth Creighton and W Harold Con mor. The event, held at Memorial Auditorium, featured an assembly and will wrap up classes for the Christmas vacation after upcoming basketball and indoor track practice. The article also notes Guayule as the only native plant grown for rubber in the United States.
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Concordi
Charles Hi. Yaeren
Wells
United States
Blood Drive in Maynard and Surrounding Towns Draws Support
Blood donors from Maynard Concord Sudbury Hudson Sudbury Acton Stow Framingham and surrounding areas contributed 86 pints at a Knights of Columbus post. Organizers led by Michael Tomy and co chair Mah praised volunteers including David Adams and Lester for their help and extended gratitude to all who gave blood to aid servicemen in Korea.
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Maynard
Knights of Columbus
Hell
Michael Tomyl
John Walsh
Arthur
Korea
David’ B. Adams
Goncord
Lester
Eugene F. Kiernan
Jennie McCarbone
Aurro O. Koskinen
Garle
Wackaw N. Ze Edward
J. Boltrukiewicz
Maynard David B. Williams
Concord
Edward J. Woisznis
Ee Beg Terrence E. Whittemore
Sudsbury
Mary A. Stetson
Forrest E. Shaw
Helen. W. Makela
Hudson
George J. Sharpe
Michael’ Tomy] Liester R. Cowles
Doris M. Newman
Anthony Rivetts
Bernard Iry
Clarence Weidler
Berth At Rodger
John J. Walsh
Mary
Waino
Hi Ojalehto
P William
Jieeyra “Paliher
Philip E. Jasir
Rovert
J. Hanslip
Gleason la Oey
Garding Pobremary Armour
Anastacia
Ylor
Douglas K
Horace Mi Oodtith
Herbert
L. Hampson
Dillian Ei Erkkinen
Stow
Tompkins
Sadie R. Hodffmen
Janet
Mi Rezuke
Albert E. Foster
South
le Roy
H. Woods
Kaarlo Pekkala
Lorette M. Walsh
Lauri A. Kaui
Ruth E. Whittemore
Sudbury
Farmland freed since 1918 to grow human food
Since 1918 about 55 million acres of farmland once used to feed farm animals have been turned to producing food for people due to the rising replacement of horses by machinery. The shift reflects a major reallocation of agricultural land toward direct human consumption.
Draft Registrants May Enlist After Preinduction Physical
The State Director of Selective Service indicates registrants may enlist after completing preinduction physicals. Authority to allow such enlistments exists, to be carried out after military service orders. A later phase will determine voluntary reenlistment following the pre induction physical examination.
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Capeaemronns
Aseim
Beeri
Fire Marshal Adds Christmas Trees to Early Shopping List
State Fire Marshal Edward P. Gilgun and fire officials urge early shopping for Christmas trees and advise steps to prevent drying. They recommend trimming the stump, placing the tree in water, and keeping it in a sheltered, unheated spot before bringing it indoors.
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Edward P. Gilgun
Witien
Fire safety notice on tree care near home
The text urges removing heat sources and preventing fire risks around Christmas trees. It advises using safe wiring, turning off lights when leaving home or sleeping, and avoiding smoking near the tree to reduce danger. It references a Fire Marshal conclusion on best practices.
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