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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1944

Page

8

Massachusetts Tightens Occupational Deferments Under New Rules

Selective Service announces immediate steps to enforce a February 1 effective date for stricter occupational deferments. The policy curbs deferments for men ages 18 to 21, requires State Director approval for many cases, and prioritizes fathers over non fathers in deferment decisions. Exceptions include military training and certain civilian personnel to be exempt from new limits.

Boston Ralph M. Smith Selective Service Hether Lesa Pont Kant Marine Army Sportation Corps Blonel Smith Marely Massachusetts War Manpower Commission Smith

Acton Officer Receives Army Pilot Wings

Kenneth L. Webb of West Acton, Arkansas, a second lieutenant in the United States Army, was awarded at Stuttgart Army Air Field by Col. C. P. West. Webb, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Webb, was a machinist before entering service and will receive silver wings after pilot training. He will proceed to a transition flying school for further combat training in larger aircraft.

Stuttgart Ark United States Army Kenneth L. Webb P. O. Box West Acton Stuttgart Army Air Field Arkansas C. P. West Webb E. T. Webb

Are You Planning You Can Buy Your Home With Moderate Down

You can buy your home with a moderate down payment and regular payments afterwards, often making it cheaper to buy than rent.

Soldier Sends English Tea Set Home for Christmas

Sergeant Deane W Priest sends his mother Mrs William H Priest of Maynard Massachusetts a English tea set shipped from England for Christmas in perfect condition. He also sends chrysanthemums and an original poem. He includes Merry Christmas to Mom and Dad and signs with love and war bonds and stamps.

Maynard William H. Priest Walcott Street Sergeant Deane W Priest England Mom Alaska Peru

Sudbury News Briefs Report Seasonal Travel and Local Notices

Sudbury residents share Mexico and South America travel images at a social. Mrs Myrtle Nies travels to Texas for the season. Spillers family whereabouts place Albert Spiller in England and Wilfred Spiller in New York after Mississippi college time. Fire Chief Davison and family attend funeral in Moore Forks New York. Bill Garfield located at a camp in Alabama. Wyman Rogers promoted to First Lieutenant in Army Air Corps. Jaspar Maker recovering from grippe as town reports many cases.

Richard Burches Mexico South America Myrtle ~ Nies Vivian A. Fletcher Northcote Lodge Wadsworth House South Sudbury Texas Wilfred Spiller Albert Spiller Charles Spiller Hudson Road England Wilfred Mississippi New York William E. Davison Davison Moore Forks N. Y A. Jane Davion Stip

Sudbury Seaman 2c Ends Basic Training

Sudbury native Lucretia Brigham Richardson, 23, a Seaman 2c, has completed her basic training and indoctrination at the Naval Training School. She is a Sudbury High and Burdett Business College graduate and worked as a bookkeeper for Charlton Wholesale Grocery before enlisting, daughter of Lewellyn and Alice Richardson of the Boston Post Road South Sudbury.

Sudbury Brigham Richardson Boston Post Road South Sudbury Naval Training School Bro New York Oid SK W Georgia Station College For Women Milledgeville Lucretia Br Gham Richardson S .c Sudbury High Burdett Business College Charlton Wholesale Grocery Company Commercial Street Boston Lewellyn Alice . Richardson

Amelia Killerby 81 dies at Maynard home after 43 years

Old resident Amelia Killerby of 26 Great Road died at her home Saturday night. Widow of Joseph Killerby she was born in Dexter Maine and aged 81. She leaves two daughters Mrs Bernard Smith and Mrs James Boulden both of Maynard, a brother Robert Brooks of Springfield and five grandchildren. Funeral at daughter’s home Tuesday at 2 with Rev Norman MacLean officiating. Burial at Glenwood Cemetery.

Maynard Amelia Killerby Great’ Road Joseph Killerby Dexter Maine Bernard Smith James Boulden Robert Brooks Springfield Great Road Norman MacLean Glenwood

Fewer Births in Maynard Reported for 1943

Maynard vital statistics show a drop in births marriages and deaths for 1943 from 1942 figures. Town Clerk Frank E. Sanderson reports 95 births in 1943 versus 130 in 1942. 11 marriages versus 17. and 71 deaths compared with 96 the prior year.

Maynard Frank E. Sanderson

Advance Red Points Allow On Farm Pork Purchases

The Office of Price Administration authorized advance use of 120 red meat points to buy pork from farmers. The eight numbered coupons and four eight through M letters are valid for immediate on farm purchases, adding 216 meat points per consumer without raising overall ration. The measure aims to ease farm slaughterers’ supply amid hog market embargoes and criticizes rationing limits.

Washington Office of Price Administration OPA Prick

Theatre Five Set For Depot Team Showdown Tonight

Theatre Five aims to stage a highly anticipated game against the Am munition Depot as Maynard notes. The People's Theatre team features a roster of college and professional stars and will travel with transport arranged from King Square Diner. Admission is free.

Theatre Five Maynard People’s Theatre Army People’s Theatre Team King Square

Walk on Gems Used to Prevent Slips on War Vessels

Pulverized garnets in a coarse binder are applied to decks and passages of battle ships cruisers and smaller craft to reduce slipping accidents. The notice urges purchase of war bones and stamps.

For Sale Items Include Bed Mattress Skates in Sudbury

Maple spool double bed with mattress. Also two gaming Wests table and two pairs of skates size 5 and 9. Located at il P. K. Concord Rd Sudbury Mass. Tel Sudbury 251.

Wests Il P. K Concord RD Sudbury Mass

Boston Edison Urges Conservation in Cooking

Boston Edison Company advises using as little water as possible in cooking to conserve scarce Vita mins and prevent waste of valuable minerals.

Boston Edison Company

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