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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1942

Page

6

Army Aspirant Must Aid Family Ruling on Non Support

In Chelsea District Court Judge John S. McLeod ordered Vonnatelli to stay home with his wife and four children or face a non support warrant. Donnatelli had sought Army enlistment while Mrs Donnatelli urged him to join, but Frank Wallace of the Revere welfare department said he had a job that kept the family off welfare. The judge urged immediate work to improve patriotism and chances of Army service.

Revere Vonnatelli Natelli Uise Donnatelli Tdge John S. McLeod Ineeoe Chelsea Mcleod Donnatelli

Bedford Girl Nancy Webbber Visits Nurse

Miss Nancy Webbber of Maple Street is spending the week with her mother Mrs Rath Webber while she continues studies at Teachers College and takes a break from campus life.

Nancy Webbber

Powderly Trip and Bodily Feature Factoids

Mr and Mrs Richard Powderly are spending a few days in Maine with the family of Mrs Powderly. The article notes human pores vary from 400 per square inch on the back to 2500 per square inch on the palms and soles.

Richard "Powderly Elm Street Maine Powderly

Wisdom on love and friendship from Jeremy Tavlor

A reflective quote asserts that love strengthens both individuals and friendships, elevating personal virtue and divine regard as relationships deepen. It emphasizes mutual growth, affection, and the spiritual value of loyal companionship.

Industry's Reward God Gives All Things to Industry

Franklin quotes the idea that industry is rewarded by God with all things, presenting a moral exhortation on diligence and providence. The wording links hard work to divine favor and material success.

Benjamin Franklin

Feeding Change Now Possible for Higher Milk Output

C F Monroe from Ohio State Agricultural Dairy Experiment Station says milk demand justifies adjusting feeding to boost production. Start with dry cows weeks before freshening, then gradually increase feeding after calving. Use high protein concentrates for high milk flow, feed hay freely, and limit corn silage to favor hay intake.

C. F. Monroe Ohio State Agricultural Dairy Experiment Station

Farm Terracing Aid Under New Setup

Farmers can terrace land now and pay later says AAA official. County committees set a reasonable price, with bids from contractors. Farmers choose offers, terracing is done, prices vary by farm, and after completion county officers verify the work before contractors are paid and charges deducted from conservation payments.

AAA Vance

Needs of Soil More: Fertilizer Guidance for Farmers

An agricultural bulletin urges farmers to build soil for wartime food needs and future farming security. It says to determine soil nutrition by analyzing samples with help from agronomists, experiment stations, or county agents, to guide fertilizer choices and amounts.

Bulletin

Uncle Sam Calls for Higher Egg and Dairy Output

The government asks for increased production of eggs dairy and pork with hens urged to lay 4.3 billion more eggs next year. Despite larger poultry flocks output per layer must rise with hen houses stepping up winter production by four to five eggs monthly.

Uncle Sam

By Its Proverbs The Nation’s Wit and Spirit Revealed

A brief note highlights how a people’s genius and character show through its proverbs. The piece reflects on cultural identity and the enduring value of concise sayings in daily life.

Massachusetts Women Defense Corps Formed as Semi Military Unit

The Massachusetts Women’s Defense Corps with 12 000 members was designated a semi military uniformed organization under the Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety. Natalie Hays Hammond of Gloucester was named colonel in command. The corps will operate for mobile emergency service and provide Civilian Defense instructors while severing ties with local Civilian Defense Committees. Members must swear an oath, supply their own uniforms, and face courts martial. The unit will have two classes of members and 12-car mobile units.

Massachusetts Women’s Defense Corps Massachusetts Committee ‘On Public Safety Daniel H. Needham J. Wells Farley Public Safety Commission Natalie Hays.Hammond Gloucester Farley WDC Massachusetts Commonwealth U. S

State to Issue Single Sunday Truck Permit Order

Gov Saltonstall directs Attorney General Bushnell to draft a statewide order allowing trucks to haul war goods on Sundays. Current law requires authorization from each city or town. the new rule will replace this with a single certificate from the State Public Utilities Department.

Saltonstall Atty Robert T.bushnell State Public Utilities Department

East Coast gas rationing could start by July 1

Independent Oil Men's Ass'n of New England executive director Clyde Morrill warned that strict gasoline rationing may be employed by July 1 unless civilian demand falls. A rationing plan exists but officials await tire ban effects. some areas report a 20 percent January drop in consumption.

Clyde G. Morrill Independent Oil Men’s Ass’n of New England Morrill

Oil rationing debate signals looming US fuel crisis

Morrill warns that eastern states may face fuel oil shortages as tanker demand rises and tankers are diverted from Britain. He urges pipeline and additional shipments from Texas to Pennsylvania while predicting possible official rationing and industrial fuel shifts as March approaches.

Morrill Ace Morrill Texas Pennsylvania

Barred Girls Controversy Cites Harvard's Long History

A fragmented note references historical discrimination against girls and Indians in relation to Harvard University. The text hints at exclusionary practices dating back over a century and a half since the institution’s founding.

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