National Guard Seeks Recruits for 1951 Massachusetts units
Massachusetts National Guard restarts its recruitment drive as many members join regular services. Enlistees aged 19 may begin military education early, with enhanced training through 12 extra drills annually. Major General William H. Harrison Jr. promotes continued recruitment, noting the Guard's larger size and modern equipment. Opportunities include service schools and West Point appointments after state exams.
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Massachusetts National
National Guard Association of
Massachusetts
William H. Harrison, Jr
National Guard
Harrison
National Guard Bureau
National Guards
United States Military Academy
West Point
Welfare center to teach crafts for Chicago elderly
Chicago welfare council opens a handicraft center for seniors with capacity for 150. Programs include leatherwork knitting weaving sewing painting drawing clay modeling and woodcarving led by chairman J Charles Lane.
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Chicago
U.P
Welfare Council of Chicago
J. ‘Charles Lane
Iron Curtain and the Red Barrier Explained
The author argues communism blocks freedom and questions Soviet control. It praises American productivity and urges expanding armament production to sustain growth and victory. The piece contrasts Soviet limits with U S economic progress and calls for using all learned methods to raise output.
Health association backs tuberculosis bill in Massachusetts
The Middle Sex Health Association endorsed Bill S 388 to reform TB care. It would remove the means test and reduce residence requirements for local sanatorium treatment, funded by none of public officials, with support from public health groups.
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Middlesex Health Association
Public Health Committee
General Court
Massachusetts Department’. of Public Health
The
Massachusetts Medical Society
Massachusetts Civic League
Massachusetts Tuberculosis
Health League
State Tuberculosis Association
Widow Fulfills Gift Promise For Church Building
In Altus Oklahoma the widow of Pen fulfilled a promise made over two decades ago by contributing five hundred dollars in his name as work began on a new First Presbyterian church building.
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Altus
Okla
First Presbyterian
Platinum-rhodium spinnerets boost synthetic fiber production
The report notes rising use of platinum-rhodium spinnerets in synthetic fiber production for clothing. The platinum-rhodium pair is part of a rare metals family that also includes palladium used in jewelry.
Registrar King Explains Highway Line Meanings In State
Registrar Rudolph F. King clarifies white road markings and their meanings to curb accidents. He cites center, barrier, diagonal, and transverse lines, urging motorists and pedestrians to observe them for safer Massachusetts highways.
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Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Rudolph F. King
Department of Public Works
William F. Callahan
Commonwealth
Italy
Advanc
Massachusetts
Michigan Hull Society proposes out patient clinic for pets
Detroit dispatch reports the latest plan from the Michigan Hull Society to establish an outpatient clinic for sick pets, aiming to improve veterinary care access.
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Detroit
U.P
Michigan’ Hull Society
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