Treasury seeks new enforcement agents after war
The First U S Civil Service Regional Office announces an examination for Treasury enforcement agents in narcotics, tax, and internal revenue units. Requirements include two years in legal or investigative work, education may substitute, age 23 to 40, with flexibly earlier eligibility. strong physical standards and loyalty tests apply.
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U. S. Civil Service
Treasury
Ty Snyder
United States Secret Service Bureau of Narcotics
Alcohol Tax Unit
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Congress
Treasury Department
United States
Sudbury Board of Appeals sets public hearing on camp and addition
The Sudbury Board of Appeals announces a public hearing on January 25, 1949 at 8:00 P M in Town Hall. The hearing concerns a proposed recreation day or overnight camp for up to 150 youths and a request by Calvin B. Smith for permission to add to an existing building that would not meet rear setback requirements. S. M. W. Gray, Clerk.
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Sudbury
Board OF Appeals
S. M. W. Gray
Treasury Service seeks applicants for Civil Service exams
Treasury Department agents report a strong record in counterfeiting, smuggling, and narcotics suppression. Secretary Snyder credits brave employees for billions recovered from fraud and taxes. Closing date for receipt of applications is January 20. Card Form 5000-AB available at post offices in New England and Boston regional office.
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Treasury Department
Snyder
Civil Service Commission
Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Hospital December Report Shows Admissions and Totals
Summary of Concord Massachusetts Elmina Snow reports December figures for hospital activity. Admissions total 197 with 156 in patient care and 42 in hospital on 12 31. 30 died within 48 hours. 2 15 autos accidents and 7 major operations recorded. Daily averages for 1947 and 1948 shown, with ward, S P and P R patient counts and days. Retail stores in New York State serve 40 percent of U S population and 56 percent of Canada within 500 miles per a state commerce department survey.
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Elmina L. Snow
Gilteteai
Uae
Aferelechinia
Infante—Pemale
Oie Cio
Livo
Heticet Tate Oes
Repti
I. O'Csu
P. R
S. P. Gays
Laisteraeeie
ING
Heck Ae Tee
Sudbury
Stmiresey
Lexington
Eo Ccak Cishes
Waylaingd
New York State
U. S
Canada
Commerce Department
Vermont Scenic Wonders Draw Paying Guests
A Vermont farmer puzzled by yearly visitors learns they come for the scenery. He questions the value of the mountains and lake, while a visitor explains the appeal lies in the landscape attracting people each year.
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Vermont
Bartender Chases for a Drink Race on Main Street
A short man speeds down the street with a pursuing bartender close behind. A bemused policeman at the corner asks why help is not offered, and the bartender admits the chase is over the unpaid drink. The scene plays out with humor as the chase continues.
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Blue
Lighthearted golf pair tease in club tournament
Two strangers join a golf club event as Colonel Thunder and Dr Plywell. Thunder blurts a joke about the lie before addressing the doctor, asking if he is a D D or an M W. The scene mixes romance dialogue with comic golf mishaps.
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Colonel Thunder
Dr. Plywell
Thunder
Sleep Hack in the Haystack Tale
Two men camping far from town decide to sleep beside a haystack. The first asks about a pillow, the second reveals a drain pipe to be stuffed with hay. The exchange highlights a makeshift solution and a humorous mislabeling between friends.
Carlisle Grange Installs New Officers in Ceremony
Carlisle's Grange P of H installs its new officers last week with Mrs Mac Swanson as Master and James S Gallagher as Lecturer. Other appointments include Mrs Edna Gallagher Overseer, Edna Sleeper Chaplain, Edward Stephen Secretary and Treasurer, and Joseph Beaudette Steward. Several members from Concord and Bedford attended. The pianist will be appointed later. refreshments and dancing concluded the evening.
Mule Tramples Man As He Tries To Rise
Memphis Tennessee Joe Smith sues alleging an ailing mule toppled onto him when he attempted to lift the animal to its feet.
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Memphis
Betty’s Tennis Debut Goes Wrong On Court
A young player recalls her first tennis match with humor noting she struck three girls with the ball and one with the racket, reflecting a playful misstep during a beginner game.
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Betty
Going Up The Henpecks Face Rising Opinions
A humorous dialogue sketches Mrs. Henpeck noting rising tensions as expectations and reputations climb. Mr. Henpeck voices uncertainty about how others view them and how opinion shifts affect their standing in the neighborhood.
Late Again Boss Scolds Punctuality at Work
A worker is reprimanded for lateness while another says colleagues are always working when they arrive, highlighting habitual tardiness in the office. The exchange underscores strict start times and ongoing effort despite delays.
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Agin
Notice Posts The Pounding On A Tree
A public notice describes a method of pounding or driving stakes by attaching a posted sign to a tree. The item notes location and basic procedure as part of a local public information brief.
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E S
Hasle Make
Verk
Terte
Aire
Fics Soon
Gasune
Concord
Tewe
Concord Co-operative Bank
Mass
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
J. Murray McKenzie
Joseph Peen
By Ken Reynolds
Bars
Pavison
New England
First U. S. Civil Service Region Post and Courthouse
Boston 9
Emerson
Toni
Jane
Carlisle
Good Samaritan
Scott
Kenton
Efron
Culdel Scott
Bran
Luse Waters
America
Kate Smith
Yankee Network
Rew
England
Ben-Gay
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