For Sale In New England Hotels and Homes at Fair Prices
Classified notice shows numerous properties including hotels inns and homes for sale in multiple locations. Highlights include a fully equipped eight unit unit with U S 17 South near Jackson Florida area and a Moss property listed at 26 500 with 13 500 cash. Also a Salisbury Maryland grocery store and six room house with 2 acres priced at 25 000 cash by Howard M Ruark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW
Ngland
Main
Bridgeert
Conn
Mo”Vok
U. S. 17
Jackson Fla
U.S. Naval Air Sta
Moss
Sas
C.F
Cksonville
Fis
Sal
Salisbury
Snow Hill Road
Howard HM
Ruark
Central Florida
Kleeberg
Ellenville
N.Y
Ellcmville
New England
Court St
Westfield
Mars
Effort Made On Merit Rating For Motor Insurance
State House in Boston heard proposals to substitute a merit rating plan for compulsory auto liability charges. Rep. Harold Canavan predicted a 1951 rate cut before his flat-rate ballot measure. Opponents argued current law already allows merit schemes. Sen. Richard Lee urged a general premium with higher charges for accidents. Rep. Daniel Rudsten proposed a state fund to provide motor coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Legislative Committee On Insurance
Harold W. Canavan
Revere
Benjamin B. Prest
Massachusetts Insurance Federation
Harrington
Richard H. Lee
Sen
Lee
Daniel Rudsten
Poultry Disease School Continues In Middlesex County
Middlesex County Extension Service presents the next poultry disease school on February 7 at Northern Residents' Association hall Route 28 Reading. Principal speaker to be announced. G. T. Klein also to present in cooperation with Eastern Middlesex County Poultry Association. Dr Henry VanRoekel of the University of Massachusetts spoke Tuesday night at Acton Town Hall on Control of Respiratory Diseases.
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Concord
Middlesex County Extension
Northern Residents’ Association
Route 28
Reading
Middlesex County Poultry Association
G. T. Klein
Acton Town Hall
Henry VanRoekel
Veterinary Science
University of Massachusetts
Concord Town Meeting Adopts Parade Route Permit By Law
At the 1949 annual town meeting Concord Massachusetts voted unanimously to adopt a by law requiring a written statement filed with the Police Department two days before any parade or procession and a police permit approval. The vote was approved by Attorney General Francis E. Kelly in January 1950. Cornelia Lawrence was town clerk.
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Concord
Arry
Police
Cornelia Lawrence
Boston
Mass
Public hearing on fuel oil storage tank in Maynard
The Maynard Board of Selectmen will hold a public hearing on February 7, 1950 at 7 P M in the town building to consider Middlesex Launderers and Cleansers Inc ownership and Lucius C Tolman president requesting install of one aboveground tank with 10 000 gallon capacity at 2 Powdermill Road on land owned by the company. The notice is dated January 26 and February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
At&p. M
Middlesex Launderers and Cleansers Inc
Lucius C. Tolman
Powdermill Road
Maynard
The
Joseph P. Dineen
William J. Bain
Leo F. Mullin
Census District Supervisor Returns From Training
Eben Cobb of the United States Bureau of the Census has returned to Fitchburg after attending an administrative training school in Boston. He outlines preparation for the 1950 Census including district office setup, publicity, training, and staffing. Approximately 300 enumerators will be employed, with jobs opening after February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben Cobb
United States Bureau of the Census
Main Street
Fitchburg
Boston
United States
Cobb
John J. Gumbleton
Marie E. Knight
Worcester
Middlesex
Hampden
Hampshire
Probate Court notices acton petition for admin of Cullinane estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court to all interested in the estate of Annie A. Cullinane late of Acton. A petition seeks Margaret I Cullinane of Acton to be appointed administratrix without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before 10 a.m. on February 24, 1950. Witness John C. Leggat Esquire First Judge. John J. Butler Register. Feb 2 9 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Annie A. Cullinane
Acton
Margaret. I
Cullinane
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John J. Butler
Register
Oates Estate Probate in Middlesex Court
Notice to interested parties on the estate of Fred Oates late of Cambridge Massachusetts seeking probate of a last will. Sarah J. Oates of Maynard requests appointment as executrix without bond. Objections must be filed in writing by February 1950 at Cambridge Superior Court before 10:00 AM.
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Sarah
J. Oates
Maynard
Cambridge
Rickenbacker Rejects Air Pockets Theory
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker dismisses air pockets as a myth, saying there are only air currents moving up or down with the winds. He argues the term air packets is a misnomer and urges travelers to revise their terminology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie’ Rickenbacker
Filer
Wright Enters New Class at Academie Moderne Boston
Miss Betty Wright of 10 West Street joins the new winter term class at Academie Moderne in Boston. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward F Wright and a Concord High School graduate from the 1947 class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Betty Wright
West Street
Academie Moderne
Boston
Edward F. Wright
Concord High School
Health for All Surgery for Tuberculous Patients
An overview of rest and surgical options for tuberculosis. Procedures include pneumothorax with air to collapse the lung, pneumoperitoneum to raise the diaphragm, phrenic nerve paralysis to slow diaphragmatic motion, and thoracoplasty to permanently collapse diseased lung portions.
Tuberculosis Surgery Described as Adjunct to Rest
The article explains procedures to aid tuberculous patients including lobectomy the removal of a diseased lung lobe and pneumonectomy the removal of an entire lung. It stresses these surgeries are adjuncts not substitutes for the essential bed rest. Middlesex Health Association the Local Board of Health and the Local Tuberculosis Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Health Association
Board of Health
Boston Sailor Survives Rooftop Fall After Tormenting Children
Swedish seaman Edgar Larsen fled a group of children to a rooftop edge and lost balance. He toppled onto a tree which broke his fall and he survived the high fall in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Edgar Larsen
Dutch elm disease spurs statewide action urged
Amherst Massachusetts reports Dutch elm disease as a state scourge spreading to four counties. A University survey shows diseased elms rose to 5982 since 1941 with 2043 infected in 1949. Director Malcolm A Mackenzie urges prompt pruning and burning of dead limbs and elimination of elm bark beetle habitats to save remaining trees.
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Amherst
New
Ers
Birth Announcement for Charles Francis Bulger in Boston
Concord Mr and Mrs Joseph William Bulger announce the birth of their third son Charles Francis Bulger on January 24 at the Richardson House Boston. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Andrew Washburn Hangover and Mr and Mrs William Juger Concord. Buy U. S. Savings Bonds.
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Concord
Joseph William Bulger
Elizabeth Washburn
Independence
Read
Charles Francis Bulger
Richardson House
Boston
Andrew Washburn
Hangover
William J,ulger
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Mitchell
Indiana
Satisack
Los Angeles
Calif
Real Estate—Bus
B. Es P. O
St. Augustine
Deneather
South
Maple St
Betkans
Blaine
Sosmetics
Seventeen
Isi
American Medical Association
Dept. W
Milter Road
New York
Golden‘s Live Poultry Co
Staples St. Lowell
Silver Hill Road
Lydia
Ila E. Pinkham
Francis E. Kelly
P. Dineen
Willem Bein
By Ken Reynolds
Fred Oates
Deceas
Ghbors
Biz
Pattson
John Harvey Furbay
Miss. Wright
Academie
U. S
Marie O’brien
HLM
Nichols & CO
Kendall Si. Fram
Milldam
American Posture League
Evylyn L
Weigel
R.N
West Acton
Massachusetts Avenue
Plasti
Federt
Dean
Mer
Tieree
Fair Oaks Rest Home
Ann Murphy
Lincoln
Avon. Products
AVON
Merriam Ave
Leominster
East Main ST
MiLford, Mass
Tel
Milford
S. S. Pierce
Fine Foods
China
Peter Pain
Ben-Gay
Thos
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