Massachusetts unemployment insurance plan details reform
Antonio Eid, director of the Division of Employment Security, outlines how new unemployment insurance rates and solvency requirements will work in Massachusetts. Employers will fund benefits through state contributions, with a computation date used to set reserve levels, solvency rates, and overall contribution rates based on payroll.
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Thechusetts
Bates
Thore
Deresin Tipen
England
Antonio Eid
Es Employment Security
Massachusetts
Dr Norman Bowes Attends VA Medical Research Conference
Dr Norman T Bowes of Hudson Sudbury Center travels to Atlanta Georgia as a delegate at the Veterans Administration Medical Research Conference Chamblee VA Hospital He will present a paper on effective aids in conducting research at an NP hospital Bowes serves as executive director of VA brain pathology research studying effects on parents of mental illness He is on the psychiatric staff at St Elizabeth's Brighton affiliated with Clark University and Bournewood Carney Hospitals.
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Sudbury
Norman T. Bowes
Hudson Read
Sudbury Center
Atlanta
Georgia
Veterans Administration
Chamblee V. A. Hospital
Bedford V. A. Firepill
Bowes
N. P
Psychology Service
V. A. Hospital
Bedford
St. Elizabeth’s An
Brighton
Oeniversity
Clark University
Bournewood
Carney
New Arrivals at Emerson Hospital Concord
Acton and surrounding towns welcome several newborns at Emerson Hospital in Concord this past week. The Loring pair of West Acton greet a daughter born January 7, Wilko R Joki and Maple Street Stow welcome a daughter on January 7, Robert A Haigh of Acton greets a son on January 8, William Junker of Littleton welcomes a daughter on January 10, Kaleryo W Hek kala of Stow a daughter born January 13.
Tells It Palestine At Woman's Club Concord
Mrs. Charles E. W. ki Jr wife of a federal jurist spoke at the Concord Woman's Club first meeting of the year at Girl Scout House. She discussed Children to Palestine after visits to Israel. Mrs. James H. Volkmann presided. Tea was served and next meeting announced for January 28 with Mrs Norman Alden Downs to speak on Drama in Famous Trials.
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Concord
Charles E. W. Ki, Jr
Concord Women’s Club
Girl Scout House
James H. Volkmann
Wyzanski
Palestine
Israel
Norman Alden ‘Downs
Pre-School Se cas To Hold Auction
Sudbury mothers of the Co operative Pre School met at Mrs Carleton Ellins Jr home. They revised the budget and plan a white elephant auction February 4 at 8 pm at Memorial Congregational Church. Attic to cellar items welcomed. details from Mrs Betty Bennett Sudbury 123.
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Sudbury
Mothers of the Co-operative
Carleton Ellins, Jr
Memorial Congregational Church
Betty Bennett
Flyers learn water survival at Spokane YMCA pool
Globe circling B36 bomber crews from Fairchild Air Force Base take a water survival course at the Spokane YMCA pool. More than 700 crew members practice at sea and later receive land survival instruction.
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Spokane
Wash
U.P
Fairchild Air Force Base
YMCA
Commonwealth Avenue Boston Property Listing
Readable fragment notes a Boston address at 881 Commonwealth Avenue in the MA 02115 area, indicating a property listing or notice. No additional context or details are provided.
Public School Problems Addressed at Acton PTA Meeting
Acton PTA in Blanchard Hall heard Superintendent Whitman Pearson discuss the high school Driver Training Course training nearly 50 students for state licenses and the Athletic Insurance plan. He defended teachers against claims of bias, praised the faculty’s qualifications, and argued total spending per pupil as the best school quality metric. Pearson will speak before the Maynard Rotary Club on the same topic.
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Whitman Pearson
Acton
PTA
Blanchard Hall
Pearson
Eeert Ee
Maynard ‘Rotary Club
Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Set for January 30 in Concord
The Emerson Ho Auxiliary will hold its annual meeting Tuesday January 30 at 9 30 a m in the hospital conference room. Reports from the past year will be presented and new officers for 1952 elected. Officers listed include President Mrs Alden French Vice President Mrs Andrew Heepburn Jr Treasurer Mr French and Secretary Mrs Henry M Keyes. The gathering is open to all and coffee will be served.
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Concord
Emerson . Ho
Laurence E. Richardson
Sla
Alden French
Andrew Heépburn
Board of Assessors
Boston Antiques Exposition
Chevrolet
Minuteman Chevrolet, Inc
Thoreau Street
Enterprise
Russell I. Eldridge
Concord Dog Training Club
Scout House
Cushing
128
Bedford
Lowell
Concord Co-Operative Bank
Walden Street
Monument Hall
James J. Mansfield
A. L
Veteran's Building
Legion Auxiliary
K. of C
Monument Hall Council Rooms
Cy “Ey
Nevada
Chicago
Tool
Concord High School
High School
Concord Red & Gun Club
St Armory
Robert F Lee
Gen. MacArthur
New England Weekly Press Association
Hotel Lenox
Boston
Joseph F. Roberty
Maynard
David Govan
Lexington
Merson Ho
Whitman
New Bedford
Winthrop
Fitchburg
Concord Hospital
Thoreau and
Alcott
Harvey Wheeler P. T. A
Lawson’s
Bedford P T. A
Earl J. Arnold
Chamber of Commerce
Waltham
Bedford Woman's Community Club
Dana Clark
Fred A. Tower
Boston Weather Station
Tower
Massachusetts
Worcester
Leadership Training Course For Women’s Clubs In Lancaster
The Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs sponsors a Leadership Training Course for club members in the 11th District. Lancaster Topics Club, via President Mrs. On M Cross, offers Wilder Memorial Hall for Tuesday January 28 from 10 30 a m to 4 p m with a hot luncheon 12 30 to 1 30. Executive board members urged to attend.
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Sudbury
Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lancaster
Eye defects linked to delinquency in Denver youths
The Colorado Optometric Club reports that children with defective vision are more likely to become juvenile delinquents than peers with normal sight. Dr. O J Bebber states that recommitments to industrial schools rise when vision is poor but fall as eyes are corrected.
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Denver
Colorado
Optometric
Cee Ee
O. J. Bebber
Association
Sudbury Grange Opens New Year with Play and Dance
Sudbury Grange held its first meeting of the year on Tuesday January 8 with Lexington Grange presenting the play What a Rummage Sale by a four person cast. The event featured the Sudbury Grange orchestra and a downstairs refreshment hour. Members noted the illness of Mrs May ion Hriniak and announced plans for January 22 pantomime Betty Gets the Heir and a dancing and games program with a surprise collation.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Grange
Lexington Grange
Rhena Plummer
Sudbury Grange Orchestra
Kenneth Harmon
Jane
Charlotte
Mercier
Accorion
Clifton Giles
Sudbury host Aubrey Berden entertains Red Sox visitors
Aubrey W Berden welcomed four members of the Red Sox to South Sudbury for a chat this week. ThreeERS and one office force member joined the informal visit in Sudbury.
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Aubrey W. Berden
Red Sox
South Sudbury
A Christmas Carol Flopped at First Publication in 1843
UCLA English expert Dr. Ada B. Nisbet notes Dickens sold under 15 000 copies in the first year while his other Yuletide tale Dr Marigold's Prescriptions moved 250 000 in the first week. Dickens hoped for 1 000 pounds but profits were modest and he felt anxiety and disappointment.
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Dickens
Los Angeles
U.P
Charles Dickens
Ada B. Nisbet
University of California At
Nisbet
UCLA
Marigeld
Concord notices and events fill town bulletin
The Concord column lists town election timing and deadlines including nomination papers due Monday at 5 p m, voter registration closing February 5, and town meeting March 3. It notes local clubs, church activities, school events, a Maynard movie, Burns duties, weather observations, and upcoming anniversaries and births with several local figures named.
Concord High to Hold 100th Anniversary Ball
The 1952 class hosts the centennial ball for Concord High School as its senior prom. The event starts at 8:00 PM Saturday night January 19 at Wells Hall Memorial Auditorium with Salamone's Orchestra of Magnard providing music. A queen will be chosen from senior girls with six attendants.
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Concord
Concord High School
Wells A .Hall Memorial Auditorium
Police Civil Defense Class Meets at Town Hall
The Group Instructed Gadbury The Police Department Civil Defense Instruction Class met at the Town Hall on Monday. Speakers were Lt Roach and Sgt Beattie of the State Police.
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Gadbury
Police Department Civil Defense
Lt. Roach
Sgt. Beattie
State Police
Calvin B. Smith Seeks Sudbury Selectman Seat
Calvin B. Smith announces candidacy for Sudbury selectman. A resident for 14 years he has served four years on the Board of Appeals, including three as chairman.
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Sudbury
Calvin B. Sitom
Boston Post
Read
Sudbur
Smith
Sudbu
Board of Appeals
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Walter Ware
Wales
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Serleyham
Mrs. Holder
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