Stabilization Plan Extends Across Marlboro Area
Francis X. reverts Area DL r of the mmission releases the plan effective immediately. Employers must hire female workers regardless of age upon referral by the States Employment Service. Local managers interpret the amendment provisions. Charles C. DeCourcy, manager of the Marlboro US Employment Service, says the plan covers Marlboro city and Hudson Maynard Sudbury Berlin Northboro and Southboro communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis X
Worcester
Mass
Indus
Charles C. DeCourcy
United States Employment Service Office
The
War Manpower Commission
Main Street
Marlboro
Hudson
Sion
Maynard
Sudbury
Berlin
Northboro
Southro
Quotas for January 1 Reduced in Tire Allocation
Shoup announces cuts to New England tire quotas citing military demand. Civilian vehicle owners urged to recap promptly and report worn tires. OPA regional office releases January and December quotas for New England states with detailed level adjustments for passenger and truck tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
England
OPA
al. Eisenhower
Gen- MacArthur
Shoup
War prisoner hears radio message from Japan
Mrs. Ruth Bishop of Marlboro reports a telegram from the Provost Marshal General’s office about a Japanese radio broadcast. Her son Sergeant Elwin Bishop, prisoner of the Japanese, sent a message to his mother and family asking to transfer his membership to Hudson lodge and noting preserved memberships in the Na-Aeronautical Association and saved books and seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bishop
Broadstreet
Marlboro
Green Street
Hudson
Elwin Bishop
Hono— Odd Fellow
Hudson Lodge
Na- Aeronautical _ Associadate
Hudson High Adds Two New Opponents to Grid Schedule
Hudson announces a 1945 football schedule with two new Class D foes Shrewsbury and Chelmsford joining the Crimson lineup. Methuen is dropped as an opener, and Johnson High of North Andover is out. Ten games include seven at home and six under lights at Riverside Park with three away Midland League games at Maynard and Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Hudson High
Martin J. Tierney
Shrewsbury
Chelmsford
Johnson High
North Andover
Riverside Park
Maynard
Clinton
Ashland
Concord
Crimsons
Methuen
Hudson Rege
Hudson and Johnson
North Anchov
Natick and
Marlboro
Natick
Middlesex Players Defeat Lexington 4-1 in Hockey Opener
Middlesex School opened with a 4-1 hockey win over Lexington. Hallowell scored twice and assisted on two others while Fletcher and Buck also contributed. Penalties called on Buck and Montague, with referee John Temple officiating the three 12 minute periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex School
Lexigton
Winslow Hallowell
Middlesex
Lexington
Fletcher
Lowe Hallowell
Weinberg Seymour
Lw -Iw
Wheeler Terry
J. Murray Truesdale
Rd Ld
MacKay Lee
G. Murray
Gilbert
Robbins
Morgan
Richards
Ingram
Badger
Giroux
Montague
Buck
Lindsay
Nickerson
Wilkins
Uhrig
Seymour
Hallowell
Massachusetts Governor urges fuel oil conservation amid shortages
Governor Maurice Tobin cites a state survey showing high consumption and warns of potential fuel oil scarcity by mid February. He urges strict conservation, notes limited tank car service, and pledges to safeguard kerosene and fuel oil for homes and industry while stressing the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice ” J. Tobin
Massachusetts
New England
Office of Price’ Administration
Commonwealth
Petroleum Administration
dtAs
District OPA releases ration changes for January February
Boston officials announce meat fats and sugar allotment adjustments for eateries and institutions. Restaurants hotels and soda fountains will gain 30 percent in meat fats but sugar cuts vary by operation with baking versus non baking services. Institutional users shift to 80 percent of meat fat allotments and sugar reductions apply across meal service and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
OPA
Concord Bows To Melrose 39 27 In League Game
Concord lost at Melrose 39 to 27 in a league affair. Wally Venti led Concord with 16 points while referees Garvey and Temple were noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Melrose
Concord Seconds
Wally Venti
Damarais
Vfever
Ace Griffin
If MacLachlan
Lovey
Aye ‘Ammerstron
Ick KL
Campbell
Tirrell
O’grady
Cheree J
McNally
Garvey
Temple
Gees
Tuttle
Torrey
Sigesbold
Bate
Crogan
Newell
Cys
A Leman
Clifford
Boyle
Rohan
Efforts Boost District Fish Stocking Across Third Massachusetts
Congressman Philip J. Philbin led a 1944 program that allocated nearly 25 000 rainbow and brook trout and a smallmouth bass from federal hatcheries to waters in the Third Massachusetts District. Stocks included 300 rainbow trout for the Assabet River at Marlboro with cooperation from Marlboro Fish and Game Association and the Riverside Gun Club of Hudson. Due to wartime supply limits, not all streams may be stocked this year, but Philbin will coordinate with sportsmen groups to prioritize key streams and encourage local clubs to plan stocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Philip J. Philbin
Massachusetts
Philbin
Assabet
Marlboro
Clinton
Marlboro Fish and Game Association, Inc
Riverside Gun Club
Hudson
Washington
P Waters
Amo’ Sta Melaini
Riverside’ Gun Club
Five Mile
Seven Mile
Spencerpana
Brook
Wright
Swallow
Massapong Pond
Bioneers
Emerson
Uxbridge
Burnt Mill
Westminster
Pont
Breakneck Brook
Southbridge
Bartlett
Leominster
Assabet River
Bliss
Monson Ilch
Are
Fort Pond
Shirley
Quaboag River
Warren
Army elevates William R. Arnold to chief of chaplains
For the first time a major general heads the U S Army Chaplain Corps. William R. Arnold, born June 10 1881 in Wooster Ohio, was promoted from colonel to Chief of Chaplains and earlier to brigadier general in 1941. about 7 700 Army chaplains serve under him.
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Mga 2
United States Army
Chaplain’s Corps
William R. Arnold
War Department
Army
Arnold
Wooster
Ohio
St. Joseph's
Concord State Guard gains three transfers from disbanded company
Three men join the Concord state guard Company from the former 17th company Weston Lincoln William J Brown of Lincoln Gardner Tucker and Frank H H Whelpley of Weston welcomed by Capt Burleigh L Pratt Capt Pratt attended a Boston meeting with Weston Captain Peakes cooperative in equipment efforts also reported calib er indoor range results listing several marksmen and sharpshooters with scores
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord State Guard
17Th
Weston-Lincoln
William J. Brown
Lincoln
Gardner Tucker
Frank HH. Whelpley
Weston
Burleigh L. Pratt
Concord Company
Pratt
Boston
Corp
Peakes
Weston Company
Corp. A
Lawrence ‘Pierson
Rene Bourquin
Charles D. Farnsworth
Gordon Smith
Massachusetts seeks 10 000 women nurses for war effort
Officials say 36 vacancies remain in state nursing schools as urgent military demand requires 10,000 nurses. From high school graduates to women 18 to 35, classes must fill with trained graduates ready for duty, forming a proud profession supporting the war.
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Pennes
Massachusetts Nursing
Gradua College
Qualified Men Count Reaches Thirty Six in Sample
A fragment notes that thirty six men of them have qualified, indicating progress in an unspecified competition or selection process.
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U. S. Treasury Department
Milne
Rhode Island
Panoples
Tel
Waltha
Chelmisford
Johnson
At. Pean
Clinto
Albert E. Sims
Central St
West Acton
Acton
Igorshin
Richard P. Doherty
Richard P. Coheree
Ee Et Te Ae
Cong. Philbin
Ind
Asbo River
Stames
Puppi
Ceria
Boston Post
Tel, Ma
York
Signal Corps
NEW England, Telephone and Telegraph Company
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