Massachusetts Sells $1,850 Million in Series E Bonds
Since May 1 1941 the Treasury Bond program has sold $1 850 million in Series E Bonds in Massachusetts. Mr Toner praised thousands of volunteers who support the Savings Bonds drives including press radio labor management banks national organizations schools and individuals on bond committees.
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Massachusetts
Toner
College "Cops" Honored at Smith College
Northampton Massachusetts police reporters note campus officers, known as grass cops, earn badges and whistles to enforce bicycle and pedestrian rules on Smith College dormitory streets and paths.
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Northampton
Mass
U. P
Smith College
Billerica History Tour Promises 20 Homes August Fifth
Local residents will tour more than 20 historical Billerica homes on Saturday August 5 featuring 300 years of American architecture. An antique arts and crafts show will be at Masonic Hall and a cemetery tour of Old South led by Dr A Warren Stearns who is a Middlesex County sheriff candidate and Billerica Historical Society president.
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Concord
Billerica
Masonic Hall
Old South Cemetery
A. Warren Stearns
Stearns
Middlesex County
Lincoln P C Carrier Fired By Postmaster Sparks Inquiry
Concord state Senator Richard I Furbush of Waltham vowed a full investigation into the dismissal of Thomas T Giles rural mail carrier at the South Lincoln Post Office amid postmaster Rose Webb charges. Giles with 29 years service faces retirement in eight months and Miss Louise Graf was similarly dismissed months earlier prompting questions on motives.
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Concord
Richard I. Furbush
Waltham
Thomas T. Giles
South Lincoln
Rose Webb
Giles
South Great Road
Washington
Furbush
Senator Furbush
Senator Lodge
Rose Ebb
Louise Graf
Mrr
Postal Service
Ately
Scrap drive nets seven to ten tons of metals in West Concord
West Concord Scout Troop 33 led two weeks of curb collection from residents and firms, aided by three collecting crews and adult volunteers. The iron steel copper brass and aluminum total reached seven to ten tons with more gathered at the Main Street depot.
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West Concord
Boy Scouts
Troop 33
Main Street
Fred E Olver, Jr
William Smethurst
Robert Soderman
Fred Oliver, Sr
Allyn
Burke Sent to Alaskan Base Postwar Military Move
Major Burke, after World War II, stationed on the west coast for the last few months. His wife, the former Ann Neville, and Gerry and John will find him there. He is the son of Mrs. Thomas J. Burke of Old.
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Major Burke
West Coast
Ormer Ann Neville
Gerry
John Will
Thomas J. Burke
Old
Smethurst and Scouts Acknowledge Transportation Efforts
The article lists Chester D. Smethurst and Charles E. Comeau coordinating scouts to move trucks. Volunteers Hurley Fred Hume Montague Larry Hague Damon and committee members are thanked for their help with a small grant to be distributed during the week. Readers are invited to call Concord for prior locked-in notes.
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Chester
Promise to cooperate with national government in crisis
The speaker pledges full cooperation with the national government during the current crisis and commits to measures that increase buying power for the food dollar and improve access to good food for the dinner table.
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