Cullinane Family Plans New Home After Baseball Career
Concord notices that Mr and Mrs James R Cullinane and three children formerly of New York have spent holidays with relatives and will relocate nearby as he joins a Becton leather firm. Rev Robert Burt was guest speaker at the Twelve Niners meeting in West Acton. Annual town warrant notice closes January 15 for article insertions at the Board of Selectmen office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Cullinane
New York
Cullinane
Becton
Robert Burt, Maynard
Massachusetts Reformatory
The
West Acton
Concord
Board of Selectmen
Detroit Police Women Acquitted in False Arrest Case
Assistant corporation counsel Nate Goldstick defended five police women charged with false arrest in federal court and won acquittal. The group briefly petitioned the judge to kiss their counsel and were granted permission. The article notes New York City area and waterfront figures for context.
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Detroit
U. P
Nate Goldstick
Probate Court appoints administrator for Maynard estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court issues notice in the estate of John Szostak late of Maynard. Benjamin M Piecewicz of Stow is named public administrator candidate. objections must be filed by January 16 1951. Witness John De Leggat Esquire First Judge. John J Butler Register. dates December 19 1950 and December 28 1950 counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin M. Piecewicz
Stow
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
John J. Butler
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Ignacy Szostak
Maynard
Stowin
Esquire
Estate of Ignacy Szostak Citation for Administrator
The estate of Ignacy Szostak late of Maynard in said County is cited in Cambridge Court before January 16 1951 to show cause why Benjamin M Piecewicz of Stow may not administer the estate already. John J Butler Register.
Estate of Horace J Tryon probate filing
To all persons interested in the estate of Horace J Tryon late of Maynard in said County, de to said Court for probate of a certain instrument purporting to be the last will of said deceased by Eleanor 8 Colburn of Maynard praying that she be appointed executrix thereof, without giving a surety on her bond. nineteenth day of January 1961, this twenty-sixth day, of December in the year one thousand nine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Horace J. Tryon
Maynard
Eleanor
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John J. Butler
New England Shoe and Leather Association Meets in Boston
The Eighty Second annual meeting and banquet will be in the Imperial ballroom at Hotel Statler Boston on January 10 1951. Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer will speak on business outlook and mobilization for 1951 with Hal Clancy as another speaker. A nominating committee will report and elections of officers and directors will be held.
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New England Shoe and Leather ‘Association
Oldesr Association
Rade
United States
Frank 3. Shapiro
Consolidated National Shoe Corporation
American Girl Shoe Company
New England
Imperial Ballroom
Hotel Statler
Boston
Charles Sawyer
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Hal Clancy
The
Boston Traveller
Shapiro
Mr.Shapire
Daniel J. Danahy
Dan Danahy Shoe Co
Marlboro
Louis H. Salvage
Louis H. Salvage Shoe Co
Manchester
N.H
George A. Dempsey
Crossett Shoe Company
Paul O. MacBride
Milford Shoe Company
Milford
James T. Gormley
Day-Gormley Leather Co
Lost deposit books prompt notices from two banks
Assabet Institution for Savings and Middlesex Institution for Savings advertise lost deposit and pass books with payment stops. Concord Co operative Bank also notes a lost deposit book listing dates in December 1950 and January 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Inst
W. S. Smith
Asst. Treas
Concord
Mass
Concord Co-operative Bank
W.s.,smith, Asst
Treas
Massachusetts Factory Pay Up Amid Strong November Gains
Massachusetts factory employment rose 12.2 percent in November from a year earlier with payrolls up 29 percent and average weekly earnings hitting a record 59.70. Top earners include Quincy 79.60 and Lynn 73.86, while Christmas department store trade rose about 20 percent. Milk production per cow rose to 18.7 pounds daily. Kellogg Foundation gave 141,712 for public health training. Bank checks paid in ten cities up 23 percent and Boston proposes a zoning by law for voters.
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Massachusetts
Department of Labor and Industries
Quincy
Lynn
Beverly
Worcester
West Springfield
Pittsfield
Framingham
Gardner
Everett
Peabody
Department of Agriculture
Kellogg Foundation of
Michigan
Massachusetts Department of Public Health
New England
Boston
Woman Dentist 80 Still Practicing in Cleveland
Dr Flora Haag 80, in Cleveland Ohio, marked 30 years of dental practice last month and announced she will continue. She cites excellent vision steady nerves and good health and says she enjoys working with children. She visits the Boys Farm at Hudson each Monday and has performed over 50 000 dental operations there in 30 years.
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Cleveland
Flora Haag
Hudson
Cheese Oversize For Sale In Spokane
A 4200 pound cheddar cheese was cut for sale by Johnston the Coffee Man in Spokane. Henry Johnston figures that the milk in the cheese would fill quart bottles reaching about four miles high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
U. P
Johnston
Henry Johnston
Sudbury Board of Appeals schedules public hearing January 16 1951
The Sudbury Mass Board of Appeals announces a public hearing set for January 16 1951 at 8 00 P M in Town Hall. Petitions include Gertrude Halloran seeking to convert her premises into two apartments with a 20 by 24 area addition and Norman Rankin seeking to build a garage closer to the side lot line than permitted by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town OF Sudbury Board of Appeals
Sudbury
Mass
Board of Appeals
Gertrude M. Halloran
Norman A. Rankin
Stephen M. W. Gray
Meat Industry Shares of Packers Sale Revealed
The article explains the meat industry economics with 78 cents of every packer sale dollar going to farmers, 10.7 cents to packers, 9.6 cents to other expenses, and 1 cent to taxes. It notes profit from meat and by products and predicts near record production in 1951 driven by defense buying and employment.
Egg Production Tied to Well Balanced Ration
Poultry experts at University of Witneis advise a balanced ration to produce eggs. Use at least three cereal grain and by product feeds to make up 76 to 0 percent of the ration. Include 5 to 10 percent animal protein and one or more plant protein feeds if affordable.
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Vocational Agricultural Service of
The
University of Witneis
Scientific hog housing for profits on a small farm
The sunlit hog house measures 7 by 6 feet and 4 feet 10 inches high. It sits on skids with a rough floor and 2 by 4 sills, protected by masonite siding and roof. Plans AFB-196 from Farm Service Bureau are free. An alfalfa hog pasture is advised to cut grain and protein costs.
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Farm Service Bureau
West Washington St
Chicago 2
Ill
U S Crop Production Up During Last Ten Years
Agriculture has risen from 10 to 14 percent over the past decade while manpower fell and population grew. Leaders credit agricultural colleges and extension programs, plus mechanization, for much of the gain.
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U. S
History of the 7th Infantry Division in World War II
The 7th Infantry Division trained in Alaska and Hawaii before leading assaults on Kwajalein and Eniwetok with Marine forces. It fought on Leyte and Okinawa, earning nine distinguished unit citations and three Medal of Honor awards. Major General David G. Barr commanded the division from May 1949.
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Korea
Japan
Aleutians
Kwajalein
Eniwetok
Philippines
Okinawa
Illinois
Iowa
Michigan
Missouri
Pennsylvania
France
Alaska
Attu
Kiska
Hawaii
4Th Marine
Kwajalein Atoll
Wth
27Th Infantry
Leyte
7Th
David G. Barr
Nanafalia
Alabama
18Th Infantry Regiment
North Africa Theater
Chhief
Ski Plane to Serve Frozen Arctic
An Oakland based ski equipped twin engine Douglas airliner arrives at Point Barrow as the first of its size licensed for snow gear. It will head a Transocean Air Lines fleet providing airlift and mercy services in the Arctic Circle. Orvis M Nelson, president, says the aircraft has a combination ski and wheel landing gear fitted at the company shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
U.P
Point Barrow
Transocean Air Lines
Arctic Circle
Orvis M. Nelson
Alaska Ski Planes Aid Navy Oil Reserve Transit
Alaska division operates twin engine airliners and bush planes from Oakland Airport to move supplies to the Navy petroleum reserve No. 4, the world’s largest oil claim. The fleet serves a 5000 square mile ice and snow track along the Arctic Ocean aiding Eskimo communities along the shore and north of the Brooks range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic Ocean
Brooks Range
Man Fights 50 Cent Parking Fine In Lewiston
Aime Vachon chose to contest a 50 cent overtime parking fine in Lewiston Maine. He ultimately paid a $10 fine and $16.18 in court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston, Me
U.P
Aime Vachon
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Tacget
New York City
John Szostak
Said
Joseph Saostak Jate
Benjamin M. Precewics
John de Leggat
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Assabet Institution For Savings
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Trens
Mnit
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Eure
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Concord Te
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Alcoholics. Anonymous
Knights of Kaleva Hall
River Street
C. Lyons
Harrison St. Maynard
Berlin
South St
Anderson’s Market
Pierce
Main St. - Concord
Tel
S.S. Pierce Fine Foods
China and Glass Imports
Allen’s
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Maynard Consumers Credit Union
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