Bradford Begins Second Term as Middlesex District Attorney
Robert F. Bradford of Middlesex County was sworn in for his second term after a record election margin. He pledged continued enforcement of criminal law, economy in operations, and a focus on cleaning up municipal graft and gambling. His four-year record includes high conviction rates, reduced crime, and substantial unexpended funds returned to the county treasury to lower taxes.
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Glancy News Service
Coat House
Cambridge
Distry
Robert F. Bradford
Midex County
Middlesex
Frederick L. Puim
Register of Probate
Lorg P. Jordan
Dist
Atty
Bradford Arts
Attybert’ W. Wunderly
Arlington
Samuel H Hen
Newton
George Hompson
Melrose
Edmund Yeville
Maurice Mealter
Nord
Anthony Cicco
Framingham
Well
Lowell
Ebiggest
Perior Criminal Court
Dist. Atty. Bradford
Atty Bradford
Winston-Salem
Treasury
Mr. Morgenthau
Aubrey’ Pegram
Freddie’ Hartman
Winston-Salem Twin City
U. S. Treasury
Texan Led Second Front in Africa Named in Newsprint
The article profiles a native Texan born in Denison on October 14 1890 who rose from U S Military Academy graduate to lieutenant colonel in World War I and brigadier general by 1941. He directed U S forces in North Africa as the second front opened and later served as chief of staff Third Army in San Antonio before London command.
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Africa
Dennison
U. S. Military Academy
Tank Corps
Taniks
Army Tank School
Iti
London
Third Army
San Antonio
Texas
North Africa
Second Front
Refusal of Gas to Autos Lacking 1946 Registration
Massachusetts OPA Director Henry Parkman Jr. orders gasoline refusals for drivers with unregistered cars and warns dealers to enforce 1946 stickers. Frank A. Goodwin, Registrar of Motor Vehicles, supports action and notes illegal purchases and sales of gasoline for unregistered vehicles.
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OPA
Boston
Henry Parkman, Jr
Parkman
Frank A. Goodwin
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Massachusetts
Success and Enthusiasm in Science and Labor
A motivational note asserts enthusiasm as the core of success in scientific pursuits and professional labor. It claims enthusiasm fuels perseverance, turns duty into pleasure, and drives progress in the great struggle of work.
Second Wife by R H Wilkinson
Lionel Ainsley returns from the bush to find Cynthia in the woods with another man. Cynthia's affair with Austin Benton ends in heartbreak as Lionel arrives with a new partner, revealing a strained triangle and uncertain future.
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Cynthia
Lionel
Austin
Honor Man Poitras Graduates From Navy Recruit Training
Alfred William Poitras 19 of Still River Road Harvard Massachusetts has been graduated from recruit training as honor man of his company at the U S Naval Training Station He left his job as a surface grinder with La Pointe Machine Tool Hudson Massachusetts to enlist October 29 as an apprentice seaman Poitras a Bromfield High School graduate class of 1940 is selected for a Navy Service School He returns home for a nine day leave after graduation
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Alfred William Poitras
Still
River Road
Harvard
Massachusetts
U. S. Naval Training Station
Lapointe Machine Tool Company
Hudson
Poitras
Navy
Bromfield High School
Hime
County Courts Begin Sessions On Monday
Middlesex Superior and Criminal Courts opened at East Cambridge Courthouse for 1943 sessions with judges Giles Boudreau Collins Hanify Williams Warner Forte O Connell listed for various civil and criminal terms from January through December. The plan aims to minimize travel, with intervals for recesses between sessions.
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Glancy News Service
Cambridge
Middlesex Superior and Criminal Courts
East Cambridge
William C. Giles
Raoul H. Boudreau
Fomerly
Marlbord
Hanify
Joseph E Warner
John E
Felix Forte
Daniel T. O’connell
O’connell
Local Betting Legislation Debated by State House Group
Massachusetts lawmakers consider Local Option betting. George T Walsh proposes betting offices in towns that approve the measure. A $1000 license fee or a tax on wagers would fund operations, with offices in cities or towns that vote for the bill.
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State House
Boston
House of Representatives
George T Walsh
Lowe Betting Office
Walsh
To Escape Insults or Avoid Too Much Miscellany
A compact note discusses strategies to sidestep insults by reducing intimate overtones and extraneous remarks. The guidance emphasizes concise communication and minimizing personal vulnerability in tense exchanges.
Youth's Expression in a Man Speech Deep for Me
A brief note quotes Sit W. Faison remarking that a young man expresses himself with a depth that is beyond the speaker. The line hints at generational voice and artistic temperament.
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Faison
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R. H. Wilkinson
Lionel Ainsley
Cynthia Trumble
State School of Forestry
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Woodsville
Benton
Austin Benton
Ted
Pas
A. W. Poftras
U.S. Navy
Fen Reygh Ma
Alfred Poitras
R. H. Beaudreau
Carolina Boys Aid
Iles
Cummings
Moto
Uhuraday
Corey Block
Istat- Bas
Marlboro
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