Woolen workers denied wage raise in Massachusetts ruling
Private arbiters ruled against a wage increase for 23 CIO woolen and textile workers in Massachusetts. OConnell, counsel for the State Department of Industries, served as arbiter after selection by the American Woolen Company. A separate bank robbery saw two masked men steal 4000 dollars, driving toward Milford and Hopkinton before police pursuit.
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Sudden Death of Harvard Senior Reported
A Harvard senior, a Lawrence resident aged twenty, was found dead in an unsteady condition. The medical examiner Dr. Dow did not disclose the cause of death. A missing girl case also appears in the report with Sunny Cleveland located at a Belmont friend’s home after a long police search. An elderly woman burned to death is noted, as police report a clothing fire while she prepared tea.
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Bruce Reed
Leslie Hall
Philip Palmer
John Copp
Truman calls for action to avert global disaster
President Truman urges allies to unite against a looming crisis and warns the world may regress if leadership falters. Norway awaits Soviet response as liberty concerns push Oslo to weigh joining defense plans with NATO allies.
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Joey Tong
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Massachusetts Congressmen Debate Farm Policy Decentralization
The article notes farmers favor legislation reducing central power in Washington and question price supports. Farm Bureau warns that preserving parity and rigid prices risks harm, while Ohio Grange and various unions hold divergent stances on farm support programs and government involvement.
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Knights Planning Degree Sessions
Concord Knights of Columbus announce the second and major degree session at Monument Council rooms later this month. The first degree was conferred on a Class degree to the Town Council tonight and another degree is planned for Maynard next week.
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Farm costs and government support spark debate on economy
The column argues that price supports and market realities affect farmer income and asks whether a planned farm economy serves national needs. It urges readers to consider who bears the cost of food and the balance between market returns and government checks. The piece frames the issue as essential to freedom and practical business judgment.
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