Labor Aid To Industries Of Area Promoted By Massachusetts
Massachusetts workers and employers encouraged to use the state Division of Employment Security to meet defense related manpower needs. Local managers advise coordinating with employment offices, selecting proper qualifications, and avoiding distant hiring and indiscriminate advertising to reduce disruption during expansion.
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Antonio England
Eugggests
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Massachusetts
England
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Bai l Earn
Youthful Assist Delivers Quick Help in Busy City Lot
In Memphis a two year old boy named Jimmy Wright helped his mother by holding a car door and offering aid during a crowded jam packed lot. The scene shows the child’s prompt action as the mother expresses frustration and exclaims she is losing patience.
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Memphis
U.P
Jimmy Wright
Florida’s Nicknames Through The Sunshine State
A list of Florida labels includes The Sun shine State The Land of Flowers The Air Conditioned State The Orange State and The Peninsula State highlighting regional branding and identity.
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Florida
Sunshine State
Land of Flowers
Orange State
Peninsula
Warning on snow shoveling risks to elderly and weak
State Health Commissioner Vlado Getting issued a bulletin warning that overexertion in shoveling snow can be fatal, especially for elderly or frail individuals. He urged avoiding heavy lifting during storms, dressing warmly, protecting feet, and leaving strenuous work to healthier outdoors enthusiasts.
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Vlado A. Getting
Getting
Ghent
Man who bet he could drive coast to coast in 90 days
Burlington Vermont telegraph reports H Nelson Jackson won a $50 wager by driving from coast to coast in 63 days in 1903 arriving in New York City, though the trip cost him about 8000 dollars and 20 pounds. The tale links early motor travel with rising vitamin C claims from orange juice.
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Burlington
U.P
H. Nelson Jackson
Winston
New York City
Jackson
Ben times a year your employer sends a report to the Fed era Government
A garbled note describes an annual employer filing to the federal government listing employees by name and social security numbers for tax purposes. It mentions a plumber and Town Hoyas but the text is incomplete and unclear.
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Federa Government
Sicial Security
Hoyas Bn
Highways to Link Africa in Pan-African Plan
An article outlines a proposed Pan-African highway system connecting South Africa and other parts of Africa. The plan envisions 10 foot wide roads or 20 lane-like corridors with access across the continent. Vehicles would maintain a 40 mph minimum speed.
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Johannesburg
South ‘Africa
U.P
Afrinara
Cence
Wayland Adopts Local Conservation Land Use Plan
Harris A Reynolds of the Forest and Park Association unveils Wayland's conservation plan urging towns to handle natural resources locally with support from the association and Wayland officials. The plan, first of its kind here, aligns town planning with state efforts and covers land, water, forests, rivers, roadsides, zoning, and citizen participation.
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Harris A. Reynolds
Ae Forest and Park Association
Wayland
Reynolds
General Court
Con
Teectaee Htt and Park Association
Wayland Panning Board
Allen Benjamin
Sudbury River
Grandview A tops Burleson 74 to 7 in basketball
Grandview A defeats Burleson in a 74 7 basketball win while Grandview B falls 53 7. The matchup featured Burleson on the road with strong offense from Grandview A and a separate setback for the B squad.
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Burleson
Tex. CA
Grknalview
Grandview
Special Dividend Paid For Eight Million Life Policies
Veterans Administration announces a second special dividend totalling 685 million to holders of eight mission National Service Life Insurance policies. First checks start April with no address changes needed for eligibility. no application required for the second dividend.
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Mission National Service Life
Carl . Gray, Jr
Veterans Affaire
Ingurange
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Veterans Administration
Jateeees Quever
Health shortage shapes Rhode Island prison policies
The Rhode Island Civil Service Commission set minimum height standards for prison staff due to a shortage of safe prisons. The new rule stressed the need for fit personnel and adequate facilities, highlighting the state’s effort to maintain security and adequate staffing.
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Providence
R. 1
U.P
Rhode Island Civil Service Commission
Good Earth
Para dichlorobenzene shifts from moth repellent to mildew preventer
Para dichlorobenzene, long used as moth protection, is now described as a preventive for mildew. The note highlights its new application and potential benefits for maintaining fabrics and surfaces without mold growth.
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