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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1945
Page
5
Fragmented text references Spanish General Tordl and Major General in 1798. Mentions Saintago, Cube Washington, and 1848 events. Includes misread fragments about preparedness and bombed Francisco in 1916. No coherent narrative or dates clearly identifiable.
The piece discusses President Truman’s tariff bill and Republican votes. It critiques party unity and questions motives behind tariff cuts, suggesting political maneuvering and potential economic impact on American industry and labor. It cites Sam Rayburn and references to Roosevelt Hull policies.
A wartime advisory discusses Family Allowance entitlements for soldiers and dependents. It covers stepchildren, overseas pay, Class E allotments, insurance premiums after missing status, discharge credit rules, and retroactive effects of early marriages. The guidance emphasizes proper documentation and official processes through Personal Affairs Branch and the First Service Command.
The OPA warns sugar retailers in New England not to accept five pound home canning sugar stamps without endorsements and War Book Four. Stamps must be endorsed with the consumer name and War Book Four number and presented with the purchase. One pound stamps require no endorsement.
A public relations notice states unemployment insurance is only payable to those who are able to work and available to accept a position. Inquiries of a factual military nature should go to the Public Relations Officer at First Service Command, 808 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston.
The House Ways and Means committee endorsed a six year highway program funded by a three cent gas tax. It would finance $156 million for 2000 state highway miles and 22,000 miles of local roads, plus maintenance and bridge upkeep.
Marlboro Theodor e R Davis of Wollaston was treated at Marlboro Hospital for facial and arm lacerations after losing control of his four door sedan on the Boston Post Road near the Weeder residence. The pole split at the base. power was restored later. James and Joseph Weeder pulled Davis from the wreckage as the car turned over. Patrolmen Thomas V Hutch and George Hutch investigated.
The Textile Workers Union of America CIO and American Woolen Co announce a new contract raising wages with a Four cent hour premium second shift and third shift pay plus a second paid vacation week. A minimum wage of 60 cents an hour and group life insurance funded by 2 percent of payroll are set, covering 24 000 workers across 20 mills in Maine Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York and Kentucky. The deal, lasting until February, includes job classification wage brackets and an estimated company cost of 900 000 yearly, with ratification by local unions pending.
A Berlin Mass shop announces receipt of a new clothing line labeled Cohtel toe 1 eae Hage Taetdheg Bf lore, with a note on in store labeling and a contact phone line 13 aad 2 for inquiries.
Bedford The Anthonys Hamilton Post No S21 held a meeting in the fire hour Thursday evening. Officers were elected for the year with Grance named as champion and two others noted for duties. The dances schedule included July 27 August 24 and September 1 with Christmas events planned in Ford.
A brief on October 1 highlights in work permit policy with note of Norco and New York measures. Officials emphasize permitting tract progress and potential impact on labor and construction activities.
The fragment suggests advice on making provision for protection when planning a move. It references safeguarding assets or rights during relocation steps. Further readable details are limited in the OCR fragment.
Alvin Acton and A C Piper, both on home leave for 30 days after serving in the South Pacific. Mr and Mrs Carl W. are at Lake Winnipesaukee.
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