OPS Pushes Retail Price Tagging Rule in Massachusetts
Massachusetts OPS enforces ceiling price regulation 7 across many goods and directs agents to ensure prices are posted clearly on articles or shelves. The beef and cattle ceiling prices, delayed to August 1, require current prices on trays. kosher beef retailers will also post new prices on August 1.
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Massachusetts
John M. O'Rourke
New England
OPS
O'Rourke
OPS Egents
Office of
Whist Party Set for West Acton at St Elizabeth Hall
The whist party will be held next Saturday night at St Elizabeth's hall West Acton to be conducted by Thomas Hagen. At last week's party prizes went to Mrs Anna Peterson Miss Stella Clough Mrs Margaret Murszay Mrs Alice Joyce and Mrs William Quinn. High scorers included Elizabeth White Grace Winslow Alice Joyce Lillian Windheim Elliot Piper Frank Kloppenberg Al DeGrappa Daniel Shea and others.
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West Acton
St. Elizabeth’s Hall
Thomas Hagen
Edward Paulhus
James Shea
Ronald Hayes
Anna Peterson
Stella Clough
Margaret Murszay
Alice Joyce
William Quinn
Elizabeth White
Grace Winslow
Lillian Windheim
Elliot Piper
Lésell Junior College Claims Ground in Girls Drill
Newton Massachusetts based Lésell Junior College marks its 100th anniversary and asserts it is the first college level school to prescribe military drill for its girl students.
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Newton
Mass
U.P
Lésell ‘Junior College
Archbishop Cushing Hails Concord School Campaign
Donors to the Rose Hawthorne Diocesan Catholic School in Concord receive letters of appreciation from Archbishop Richard J. Cushing. He pledges an $800,000 combined elementary and high school at the former Pratt estate, 52 Main Street, with classes for pre primary and primary grades due to open in September.
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Concord
St. Bernard’s
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
West Concord
Rose Hawthorne
Richard J. Cushing
Boston
Pratt Estate
Main Street
Dempseys Start Two Week Illinois Vacation
Rev and Mrs Robert B Dempsey left yesterday for a two week vacation in Illinois. They will visit her parents and old school mates.
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Robert B. Dempsey
Illinois
Civil Service List Notice Appeals for New England Engineers
Concord William A. Foley director First U S Region urges qualified engineers and scientists to apply for federal positions across New England and Washington DC. Jobs range from 3100 to 7600 dollars yearly with defense related work in weapons and ships. Obtain details from Henry Helsher or the First U S Civil Service Region office in Boston.
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Concord
William A. Foley
First
U. S
New England
Washington, D. C
Henry Helsher
First U. S. Civil Service Region
Postoffice and Courthouse
Boston
Mass
Acton Visit Highlights From Local Families
Mrs. Gerald Roach and family of New Bedford and Mrs. John Downey visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lemoine during the week. Miss Sheila Gately of Hartford, Connecticut, is spending vacation with her aunt, Miss Mary Foley.
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Gerald Roach
New Bedford
John Downey
Joseph Lemoine
Sheila Gately
Mrs. Thomas Gately
Hartford, Connecticut
Mary Foley
One Job Too Many in Ludington Causes Resignations
Arthur Lange of Ludington Michigan held six jobs at once including city dog catcher and maintenance engineer of city hall. He resigned from the dog catcher post due to insufficient time to see his wife, while remaining in roles as Ludington fire chief Mason County assistant fire chief chairman of the civil defense fire squad and chief of the emergency aid squad.
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Ludington, Mich
Arthur Lange
Lange
Ludington
Mason County
Civil Defense
Trees Trimmed Branches Hit Local Church Lot
Paul S. Snyder found that six of ten Norway maples he had sold and transplanted for the First English Evangelical Lutheran church had all their branches trimmed. The incident adds to a quiet day in South Bend, Indiana.
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South Bend
Ind
Paul S. Snyder
Bible School Enrolls 93 Pupils In Weeklong Program
In Union Evangelical church vestry last Friday night the annual Bible school demonstrated its two week session. 93 pupils registered plus 12 teachers totaling 105. Departments were led by Joyce Baker Gordon College and others. A trip to Lake Wascum in Sterling followed the event.
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Jessie Lewis
Dorothy Hastings
Raymond O. Zorn
Harvard
S. Waldo Flint
West Acton Baptist Church
Jeanette Rayner
Boxboro
D. V.B.S
Lake Washacum
Sterling
Bedford Briefs Show Local Youths Summer Work and School News
Bedford youths work during summer at the Hoosiac Tunnel including Robert Joslin a Lexington HS graduate and Carleton Smith home from UMass Amherst. The First Parish Church painting progresses toward September services led by Rev. George S Cook. Robert C Webster of Hillside Ave leaves for Navy duty in San Francisco and will become an ensign after training before returning to UMass as a food technologist. Alton W Adams ill at Old Billirica Road visits relatives in Duxbury. John J Dunn and wife from Webber Ave enjoy a vacation in New Jersey.
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Hoosiac Tunnel
Robert Joslin
North Road
Lexington High School
Carleton Smith
Fletcher Road
University of Massachusetts At Amherst
Bedford
Est
George S Cook
Robert C. Webster
Hillside Avenue
U. S. Navy
San Francisco
Calfornia
U. S. Naval Reserve
University of Massachusetts
Concord couple attend Newton wedding in South Sudbury
Mrs. Chester C Larner of Concord and her husband attended the wedding of Miss Betty Ann Hamlin of Newton to Richard Alden Menard of Auburndale. The ceremony took place at Martha Mary Chapel in South Sudbury.
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Chester C Larner
Concord
Betty Ann Hamlin
Newton
Richard Alden Menard
Auburndale
Martha Mary Chapel
South
Sudbury
Clyde Burton Greenway, Jr
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Laurie Ellen MacRae
Rothwell Newton MacRae
Greenways
West Palm Beach
Florida
Keith Martin
Worcester 92nd Music Festival to feature top soloists
Eight soloists including Rise Stevens and Benny Goodman will headline the Worcester Music Festival October 22 27 with the Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Eugene Ormandy and Boris Goldovsky leading choruses. The program includes Rhapsody in Blue Elijah and the Nutcracker suite with multiple soloists from opera and concert stages. Tickets go on sale October 1 with new price options and season tickets.
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Rise Stevens
Metropolitan Opera
Benny Goodman
John Z. Buckley
Worcester County Musical Association
Eugene List
Claudio Arrau
Mack Harrell
Metropolitan
Chicago
San Francisco
Anna Kaskas
Irmgard Seefried
Sopranio
Vienna Opera
Paul Knowles
Philadelphia Orchestra
Eugene Ormandy
Alexander Hilsberg
Boris Goldovsky
Steinert
Main Street
Worcester
Vaughan-Williams
Moses
Jerusalem
Tchaikovsky
Gershwin
Prokofieff
Schwanda
Weinberger
Fone
Richard Strauss
Mozart
Ralto
Coriolanus
Beethoven
Shostakovich
Oprichnik
Cappela
Eugene Onegin
Claudia
Arran
Philalphia Orchestra
Alexander
Sopsructing
Dubensky
Young prodigy to perform concerto movement with orchestra
Zola Mae Shaulis, eight year old piano prodigy, will play one movement of a concerto with orchestral accompaniment. Spring announcement and ticket order blanks available at music stores and the Festival office at the Auditorium.
Bank employee misplaces suit and address book
Minneapolis report says a bank employee sent a suit for cleaning and left his address book in a pocket. The suit was returned and so was the address book containing four new names and addresses.
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Minneapolis
U.P
Concord Woman's Club Summer Reading at Chamberlin Home
The Concord Woman's Club announces the next summer reading on Wednesday July 25 at 3 p.m. at Theodore Chamberlin's Lowell Road house. Mrs Albert Harlow will present a book review and refreshments will be provided.
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Concord
Concord Woman’s Club
Theodore Chamberlin
Lowell Road
Albert Harlow
Milton Worthley
Young Tommy McWalter Frees after Hernia Operation
Concord operation leaves 20 month old Tommy McWalter son of Associate Justice and Mrs Mau rice hospitalized at Emerson hospital. He expects to be home later this week.
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Concord
Tommy’ McWalter
Justice
Maurice. McWalter
Main Street
Emerson Hospital
Local Fair Announces Prize Winners and Events
An August 4 event is scheduled with prizes for adult and youth participants. The page notes a drawing and activities, inviting local residents to attend and enjoy community entertainment.
Bedford Acknowledges Appropriation Rec to Edith Nourse
A fragment notes a Bedford item about an appropriation request recommended by Edith Nourse Weeks ago. It mentions a committee and various bases and air facilities, with references to Vermont and Otis.
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Bedford
Authy
Edith Nourse
Vermont
Otis Ry
R Air
Denios Wel Birth Off Concord Mr Prentice Denia
Announcement from Watertown reports the birth of a daughter Anne ly at Richards ton with Prentice Denia Hall listed as parent. Grandparents named Hall of Wellesley Winchester Deniocoln noted in the item.
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Concord
Prentice Deniacy Hall
Watertown
Announe
Annely
Richardston
Hall of
Wellesley
Winchester Deniocoln
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Samuels Studio
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Billerica Road
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