Child Labor Rules Tighten Age and Hours Limits
U S Department of Labor consultant Miss Mariam Puke says federal rules for underage workers under 16 prohibit employment in most roles on gov contracts. No under 16 may work after 10 p m, or more than eight hours in a day, with exceptions for certain hazardous or exempt industries. Certificates required for workers 16 to 18, and pay must meet minimums. Some states impose stricter local limits. Massachusetts law requires school officials to issue work permits for those under 16.
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Mariam’ Puke
Voy’s Bureau
U. S
Depart of Labor
Ponse
Dhuriing
Massachusetts
M. Allamshors
Massachusetts to probe wartime rationing impact
The State House in Boston announces a seven member committee led by President Jarvis Hunt and Speaker Rudolph F. King to study the effect of federal wartime regulations on citizens and small business. The panel will maintain contact with federal officials to secure fair treatment for Massachusetts residents. Members include senators Innes and Nolan and representatives Adeeaeee Lobel and Roach.
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State House
Boston
Jaehu- Isetta
Jarvis Hunt
State Senate
Rudolh F. King
House of Representatives
Bay State
House
Senate
Massachusetts
General Court
Hunt
King
Charles J. Innes
William E. Nolan
Holyoke
Carl Adeeaeeee
Framingham
Louis Lobel
Joseph N. Roach
North Adams
Marriage of Edna L. Sims
Felton street resident Mrs Edward Sims announces the marriage of her daughter Hana J Sims to Private 1st Class Paul C Kalbach of Philadelphia PA. The ceremony occurred July 5 at Miami Beach Florida. Kalbach serves as a medical technician in the Army Air Corps and is stationed at Miami Beach. Mrs Kalbach has returned home to Hudson and will reside there for the duration.
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Hudson
Edward Sims
Felton’ Street
Hana J. Sims
Paul C. Kalbach
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Miami Beach
Florida
Kalbach
Army Air Corps
Child labor provisions under Walsh Healey act cited
The notice warns that no miner under 16 may work on production handling or shipping of goods under Walsh Healey contracts. Supervisors and vocational programs are reminded that federal law does not exempt students in cooperative courses. No student should be placed in interstate commerce production contrary to child labor provisions.
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Walsh-Healey
Concord Churches Schedule at West Concord Union Church
The West Concord Union Church on Main Street posts summer schedule from June 20 to September 5. Morning worships are held Sundays at 9 45 a.m led by Minister Kenneth R Teed with service details noted in parish notices.
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West Concord Union
Main Street
Kenneth R. Teed
Alii
Concord church adds new pastor and evening services
Old Methodist Church at Thoreau street and place in Concord announces Rev. Charles Rickenbach as evangelist and Rev. H. N. Parsons as new pastor. Regular Sunday evening services will be held at 8 p.m.
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Thoreau Street
Thoreau Place
Concord
Charles Rickenbach
H. N. Parsons
St Bernard’s Catholic Church Mass Schedule
St Bernard’s Church in Concord lists Sunday Masses at 7 8 15 and 10 o’clock led by Rev Walter A Quinlan pastor and Mark Sullivan curate with services set for the weekend.
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ST. Bernard's Catholic Church
Concord
Walter A. Quinlan
Mark Sullivan
Our Lady Help of Christians Church Masses Listed
West Concord Catholic parish announces Sunday services led by Rev. William Shaughnessy and Rev. George F. Everard with masses at 7 8:30 and 4:30 PM.
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OUR Lady Help ‘of Christians Church Catholic
West Concord
William Shaughnessy
George F. Everard
Trinity Episcopal Church July 5 sermon by Richard Begbie
Trinity Episcopal Church Elm street hosts Rev. Charles R. Peck rector with 8:00 Holy Communion and 9:30 Morning Prayer. Junior Choir performs as Richard Begbie of Buffalo speaks on the Gideons work.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Elm Street
Charles R. Peck
Richard Begbie
Buffalo
Gideons
Evangelical Free Church Plans July Events
Langstrinet Concord notes Rev Harry P Odland pastor preaches Sunday July 25 at 7 30 pm at the Gos ie Service He preaches July 25 The agency announces July 27 8 pm Young People's Meeting July 28 8 pm Midweek Prayer Service in church with Rev Harry Odland.
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THE
Evangelical Free Church
Lang ‘Striset
Concord
Harry P. Odland
Harry Odland
Summer union services at First Parish and Trinity churches
First Parish Church Lexington road hosts a summer union service on Sunday July 25 1948 at 10 am preached by Rev John Winthrop Briz ham of Billerica and director of the Unitarian Work Camp in Concord. Soloist Mrs Fred T Boyd.
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First Parish
Lexington Road
John Winthrop Brizham
Billerica
Tthe Unitarian
Concord
Solois
Fred T. Boyd
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Sunday Services
Sunday services at 10 45 am and Sunday school at 10 45 am. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45 pm. Reading room hours 12 to 4 pm on weekdays and holidays. Golden Text from I John 5 6 for July 25 lessons is Truth. Zechariah 8 7 8 and passages from the Christian Science Hymnal are included.
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First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Concord
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Jerusalem
Zechariah
Fragmentary quotation on truth and mortality
A damaged OCR fragment discusses fearing illness and death in relation to God’s idea and truth. No clear event or entities identified. only vague religious exhortation appears in the cut text.
Goodwin Urges Police Speeding Crackdown in Boston
State House report notes Boston Registrar Frank A. Goodwin backs President Roosevelt’s push for stricter traffic controls. He urges gas police departments to conduct an intensive drive against speeding as a method to reduce accident risks on the 35 mile per hour limit.
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State House
Boston
Roosevelt
Registrar of Motor Weeks
Frank A. Goodwin
Speeding blamed for most highway accidents officials say
Goodwin argues more Americans die or are injured in accidents than in war since Pearl Harbor. Traffic officials assert aggressive policing could meet the President's goal. Reduced speeds cut wrecks, but drivers now exceed 35 mph, with speeding by service members and defense workers noted.
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Pearl Harbor
Goodwin
Haut Ang Acci
And They're Trumpeters Instrumental Snippet
Fragmentary OCR text mentions trumpeters and instruments, with stray phrases that are unclear. No names, dates, or locations readable. cannot determine event or context beyond musical instruments.
Home Front Crisis Reflected in Local Talks Across Towns
In a Washington commentary, BAUKHAGE argues decisions shaping the war will come from small town conversations rather than fronts. He notes Congress and the public must back a tough tax and price program, stressing shared sacrifice and avoiding profiteering as war efforts expand.
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WMY Service
Union Trust Building
Washington, D. C
Court House
Elks Club
Middlesex
Persenger
Italy
Washington
Army employs record number of women in civilian roles
The American soldier's coffee ration averages 40 cups per panth. The Army Service Forces is the largest employer of women in the United States, totaling 979,200, or about 38 percent of the more than 1,000,000 civilian workers in ordnance plants and depots.
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United States
Army Service Forces
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