Massachusetts Unemployment Fund Faces Crisis Warns Official
Clifford I. Fahlstrom of Worcester tells lawmakers the Massachusetts Unemployment Compensation Fund faces collapse due to loopholes. He urges Senate Bill 251 to close gaps, curb chi seling, and restore insurance protection for workers, noting deficits totaling over a hundred million dollars in five years.
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Worcester
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Maynard Garden Club Valentine Party and Speaker
The Nenad Club Maynard Garden Club held a Valentine party at Mrs. Walter Carbone’s Great Road home last Monday. L Roy Hawes spoke on bulbs and shared highlights from his Europe trip. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs. Brooks Reed and Mrs. George Thompson. The next meeting will be at Mrs. William Ingham’s home. Senate Bill 251 proposes an earnings test for unemployment benefits, requiring 15 weeks of work with at least $13 weekly, reducing weekly benefits for many workers while preserving some dependents’ support. current top benefits of 25 dollars per week for 23 weeks would be altered. The article notes unemployment fund strain, paying over a million dollars weekly in benefits since October, suggesting funds may not reach regular workers as intended.
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Fahlstrom
Massachusetts
Maynard
Maynard Garden Club
Walter Carbone
Great Road
L. Roy Hawes
Europe
Brooks Reed
George Thompson
William Ingham
War Contracts for N E States Total 59 Million
New England wartime contracts totaling $59,094,134 were awarded in the last three months of 1950 under Walsh Healey Act. Massachusetts led with $25,396,909. Connecticut $21,098,395. Rhode Island $8,342,976. New Hampshire $3,385,663. Maine $603,987. Vermont $266,204. Major items included textile fibers, electrical machinery, leather and furs, and metals, with numerous category awards across the six states.
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Connecticut
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Maine
Vermont
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Maynard Boy Scouts Finance Drive Under Prescott and Ruffead
Maynard area hosts a February finance drive for the Maynard Boy Scouts to fund Maynard’s share of Algonquin Council costs. Howard Prescott and Harold Ruffead chair the effort. a Blue and Gold dinner for Cub Scouts is set for February 15 at 7 p.m. with a turkey dinner and entertainment to follow at Mr. Tucker’s in Sudbury.
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Maynard Boy Scouts
Howard Prescott
Harold Ruffead
Algonquin Council
Mr. Tucker
Sudbury
Emerson Hospital Drive Gets Underway in Concord
The 1951 Budget Fund Appeal for Emerson Hospital Concord opens February 9 and runs through February 26. Chairman Fred Shaw names captains who will appoint five helpers to organize donations across sections. Captains include Mrs Conrad Mayberry and several other local residents.
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Emerson Hospital
Concord
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Conrad Mayberry
Earl Ryan
F. M. Cremer
Robert Fleck
Mary Castellucci
Fred Horstkotte
William Kitowicz
William Hinds
Henry Piecewicz
Harold Lyons
Arthur Parke
Warren Dodge
Lena Downey
Michael Tomys
Marie Sheridan
Raymond Murphy
Mary Zaniewski
Hazel West
Arthur Trombley
Trade by category across New England states report
During the period, detailed figures show national contract totals and state breakdowns for Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island and Connecticut. The data cover values in electrical machinery transportation equipment firearms leather and other sectors and conclude with a national contract total of 1 121 317.
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Connecticut
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Dance Pupils To Entertain At Woman's Club
Maynard Pupils from Mrs Phylis Richards school of dancing will perform for the Maynard Woman's club on February 13 at 2 50 p m at K of C Hall The program features Frances and Carol Dolsen Marie Parkkala Phyllis Shaw Jackie Malcolm Betsy Fouratt Barbara McNamara Janice Uglevich Janice Ngtevich Joan Grantmyre Margie Doherty in a variety of tap and toe and song numbers
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Maynard Woman’s Club
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Carol Dolsen
Marie Parkkala
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Jackie Malcolm
Betsy Fouratt
Barbara McNamara
Janice Uglevich
Joan Tap
Janice Ngtevich
Joan Grantmyre
Margie Doherty
Home Talent Day Comes to Maynard Club Meeting
The Maynard Woman's club will gather at the Knights of Columbus hall on Tuesday February 13 at 2 30 for Home Talent Day. A special program features local talent and the annual food sale is chaired by Mrs. George Thompson.
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Maynard Woman’s Club
Knights of Columbus Hall
George Thompson
Color In Your Home Guild Meeting Preview
The Maynard Co op Women’s group will hold its next meeting Monday the 12th at 6 o’clock. Ronald of the Sherwin-Williams company will present color and decorating ideas to help attendees plan their homes and solve individual design questions.
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Sherwin Wi “ Company
Card of appreciation to friends at Emerson
Mrs. Eva Russo thanks friends for get well cards and flowers during her stay at Emerson and expresses appreciation for their support during recovery.
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