Massachusetts Post War Rehabilitation Programs Studying Centers
Massachusetts Post-War Rehabilitation Commission reports on establishing rehabilitation centers in counties to aid returning veterans with mild nervous disorders. Subcommittee headed by Rep Frederick Willis recommends using existing buildings and state funded operation under medical officers, with recreational facilities and local advisory input. A conference with Veterans Administration and health officials is planned to discuss hospital facilities and vocational guidance.
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Saugus
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Fairhaven
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Bolton Woman Frances V Hicks Dies After Ill Health
Frances V Hicks of Bolton died last Saturday at 72 after a period of poor health. Daughter of Henry and Mary Elm, she was English born and came to Bolton 32 years ago from Auburndale with her husband Jesse B Hicks. Survived by husband, one son Wal of Westfield, four daughters Emma Veale Mattapan Florence Keegan Weymouth Heights Frances Abbott Stoneham Helen Cram Hudson, she was a member of the Episcopal Church of Auburndale. Funeral services were held at her home with Rev Halsey J Andrews of St. Luke's Hudson officiating. Burial in Brookside Cemetery Stow and spring burial planned at West Cemetery Bolton. Burial arrangements were directed by the family.
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Frances V. Hicks
Sugar Road
Jesse B. Hicks
Auburndale
England
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Mary Elm
Wal Hicks
Westfield
Emma Veale
Mattapan
Florence P. Keegan
Weymouth
Recruit Drive For Seamen Is Now Underway
Boston launches a four week drive to recruit for the Merchant Marine. War Shipping Administration and the War Manpower Commission seek experienced mates engineers and able seamen for shore jobs and sea duty as vessel numbers rise and ship construction accelerates. Seamen can apply at the Recruitment and Manning organization 408 Atlantic Avenue Boston Massachusetts.
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War Shipping Administration
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War Manpower Commission
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Atlantic Avenue
Massachusetts
Varieties of Fish Reach Nearly Three Years of Sampling
A family eating fish once a week would need three years and four weeks to sample all commercially produced fish and shellfish varieties in the United States.
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Sudbury considers candidate to fill town treasurer vacancy
Sudbury moves to fill the town treasurer post left by the long serving Harlan Rogers. Lloyd Lovering of King Philip road, South Sudbury, is favorably mentioned as meeting all required qualifications.
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Lloyd Lovering
King Philip Road
South Sudbury
Sudbury School Honors Honor Roll and Perfect Attendance
Sudbury School lists students with perfect attendance from September through December across grades 3 to 12, including Annette Galluz, Nicholas Gennaro, Ellen Kalieee, and Hamilton Perkins. The November December Honor Roll names Alfred Bonazzoli, Eleanor Haynes, Ruth Mitchell, Muriel Sunbury, Nancy Poole, Kenneth MacArthur, and Janet Boyd among others.
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Annette Galluz
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Nicholas Gennaro
Josephine Iluzzo
Ann Garda
Richard Lion
George Gennaro
Roger MacArthur
Salvatore Gregory
Lee Marsh
Robert Schofield
Oscar Anderson
Robrt Jenkins
Kenneth MacAr
Frank Marsh
Ellen Kalieee
Bradley Tighe
Rosalind Bonazzo
Ann Dell’Anno
William Spiller
Mary McGettigan
Elsie Schofield
Hamilton Perkins
Eleanor Haynes
Alfred Bonazzoli
Charlotte Capon
Carol Sunbury
Helen Eaton
Nancy Morse
Ruth Mitcell
Sudbury Board of Appeals Gets Wilfred Allen Light Manufacturing Request
The Sudbury Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing at Town Hall on January 12, 1944 at 8 p m. to consider Wilfred C. Allen's application to operate light manufacturing at The Pities Dance Hall located on State Road South Sudbury. Harvey N. Fairbank serves as Chairman.
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Sudbury
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Pities Dance Hall
State Road
South Sudbury
Harvey N. Fairbank
For Rent in Sudbury Six Room House
Six room fully insulated rental in Sudbury with coal heat and space for a chicken and garden. Includes one car garage and is 11 miles from Sudbury Centre. Rent $45 per month. Contact Wellesley 3812 or Sudbury 90.
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Trinity Church January Services and Annual Meeting
Concord churches schedule Trinity Church holds Holy Communion at 8:00 a m and Morning prayer with sermon at 11:00 a m with Viola and organ music. Junior church attends. Evening T Y P meets 5:45 p m. On Monday January 10 at 7 4 p m the annual parish meeting.
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First Church of Christ Scientist Sunday Service in 1944
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston and its branches plans a Lesson Sermon on Sunday January 9 1944 on the Sacrament with the Golden Text from John 6 33 and Psalms 51 7 10. The Bible citations and a passage from Science and Health are included. Reading room hours are 12 to 4 a m on weekdays and holidays excepted.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
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Mary Baker Eddy
First Parish in Concord Service Teaches Free Man
The Concord church offers a morning service at 11 o clock with Rev. Edward P. Daniels preaching on The Affirmations Of a Free Man. Church School starts at 9 45 a m and the Emerson Society meets in the vestry at 6 a m with the Chorus Choir providing music.
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Concord
Edward P. Daniels
Emerson Society
Evangelels Free Church Announces Weekly Schedule
Rev. Harry P. Odland presides at Sunday School at 10 45 a m and Gospel Service at 7 30 p m with a sermon. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p m at 72 Barretts Mill road West Concord. Y P S Friday 8 p m at Parker street South Acton. Missionary Service Thursday January 13 at 8 p m at 67 Barretts Mill road West Concord.
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Harry P. Odland
Jesus
Alfred M. Madsen
Barretts Mill Road
West
Concord
Y.P.S
Helen E. Andersen
Parker -Street
South Acton
John Swen
West Concord
Focus Cats Photo Reconnaissance Pilots in Europe
The Focus Cats are pilots trained for photo reconnaissance in the European theater. They carry no firearms and focus on gathering intelligence from the skies during combat operations.
Navy eyes unsinkable giant carriers for Pacific war
The United States Navy plans 45 000 ton aircraft carriers to test against Japan within about two years. Rear Admiral Edward Lull Cochrane cites five design advantages including compartmentation, increased firepower, heavier armor, longer and heavier decks, and stronger arresting gear to enable twin engine bombers and expanded aviation capacity.
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Dutch to Clamp Down On Smoking of Opum
London report says the Netherlands will suppress opium smoking in the Netherlands and East Indies after liberation from Japanese control. Opium use was allowed in parts of the East Indies under the Geneva agreement of 1925 with a goal of gradual abolition overseen by a League of Nations commission within 15 years.
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This Woman Speaks From Experience
Domestic Relations Judge H B Webster noted in a Knoxville court that a petitioner described her husband of less than a month as the sorriest of four husbands she has had. The filing hints at a string of unhappy marriages and expressed dissatisfaction with her latest spouse.
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H.B. Webster
March Sandhill Cranes Hold Nuptial Dances
Sandhill cranes gather in March to perform nuptial dances. The gatherings attract observers and highlight the birds’ mating rituals and seasonal behavior.
Grand Jury Sworn in at East Cambridge Court
The Middlesex Superior Court opened its 1944 term at East Cambridge with 19 jurors. Frederick G. Woodworth named foreman and Edward S. Whitmarsh clerk. Local jurors include Patrick Courchaine, Richard Ballou, and Chester G. Barnes among others.
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Cambridge
Middlesex
East Cambridge
Francis J. Good
Frederick G. Woodworth
Littleton Poultryman
Edward S. Whitmarsh
Medford Bank Examiner
Grand Jury
Malcolm D. Bixby
West Grotom
John J. Carey
Hopkinton
Lester F. Cowles
Maynard
Raymond A. Daly
Everett
Charles E. Goss
Dunstable
Farmer
Charles E. Green
Natick
Frank O. Johnson
Edwin W. Lord
Ashby
Woburn
Charles M. Toby
Sherborn
Edward ©. Warren
Shirley
Charles H. Webber
Ayer
James A. Westhaver
Melrose
James H. Woodward
Tyngsboro
Harry P. Young
Newton
Judge Good
Goldberg
Collins
J. Donahue
Patrick Courchaine
Marlboro
Richard Ballou
Concord Bank
Chester G. Barnes
Bedford Farmer
Fogie Pay Boost Clarified for Army Service Years
Army language uses Fdgie to mean a five percent increase in pay for every three years of service. The term Fogie denotes this ongoing pay raise applied to eligible personnel.
Fruitmen Mark Golden Jubilee Meeting in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Fruit Association celebrates a golden jubilee with its annual meeting in January at Union. Fred C. Sears notes only two charter members, Herbert R. Kinney and H. Moore, remain alive. Prominent speakers include Frazer of the National Apple Association and Carroll R. Miller of Appalachian Apples. Local leaders from the state colleges and several towns will participate in the program.
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Chinese End Queuing Practice Returns in New Republic
Fragmentary note claims Chinese soldiers abandoned queue customs after submission to the Man and following the republic's establishment. The brief suggests social change tied to political shift.
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