Massachusetts Postwar Outlook and Growth Figures
Do-Know That reports Massachusetts motor vehicle registrations and fuel use rising in 1944, with real estate demand for small farms near urban centers. It notes life expectancy gains, infant mortality improvements, housing and industrial space developments, and postwar planning, including zoning and public works studies.
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Massachusetts
Massachusets
Massachusette
United States
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Sante
World Tenare’ House
Dson
Father Died of Clinton Philbin 72 at Philcrest
Philip H. Philbin father of Congressman Philip J. Philbin and Clinton resident died Thursday at his home Philcrest Bolmt. He was the last survivor of the Philbin Brothers coal dealers and owner of substantial Clinton real estate. Born in Clinton he lived here all his life and managed the coal division of the Philbin company for 40 years retiring about a year ago. He also leaves another son John Philbin.
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Clinton
John H. "Philbin
Berlin Street
Philip J. Philbin
Philcrest
Bol Mt
Philvin
Philbin
Hudson
Philbin Company
Cong. Philbin
John Philbin
4 800 000 Children Living in Disrupted Families
New York report from Metropolitan Life Insurance holds that about 4.5 million American children under 18 live in broken homes due to death separation or divorce. It notes one tenth of white children and up to one fifth of Negro children lack a two-parent home. In 1940, 3.846 million children had at least one parent dead.
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New + York
U.P
Jets
Anne Openi
Veresianestate unit: One ladybird devours flies in an hour
A study notes a ladybird can eat green flies quickly, with a single insect preying on a herd of green flies within sixty minutes, illustrating predator efficiency in a controlled setting.
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Veresianestate
Navy seeks physicians and dentists sixty plus for commissioned roles
The Navy invites doctors and dentists over 60 not otherwise physically disqualified to apply for commissioned rank with the U S Veterans Administration. Eligible candidates will be ranked up to lieutenant commander based on age and experience. Applications go to the Office of Naval Officer Procurement in Boston at 150 Causeway Street.
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Navy
Office. of
Naval Oficer Procurement
Boston
U. S ‘Veterans’ Administration
Office of Naval Officer
Causeway Street
Mass
Campaign shakeup in Middlesex County Commissioner race
In Middlesex County the Giroux campaign withdraws, with Commander Archie R. Giroux on military leave serving with General Eisenhower. Robert D. Donaldson of Lincoln will replace him on the ballot, having served as acting commissioner and as a full time commissioner since Giroux joined the service. Donaldson has long been known across the county.
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Glancy News
Cambridge
Middlesex
Archie R. Giroux
Giroux
Eisenhower
Robert. D. Donaldson
Lincoln
Donaldson
Lincoln dairy farmer seeks county commissioner seat
Donaldson, a Lincoln town dairy farmer and deacon, files hundreds of signatures to qualify for the upcoming July primaries. His long contracting experience and service as former selectman and health and welfare commissioner bolster his bid for a four year post-war county commission role. He is a member of the Simon W. Ae Lodge of Masons and the Corinthian lodge of Masons.
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Donaldson
Érs
Coln Congregational
Simon. W. Ae Lodge of
Masons of
Corinthian Lodge
Masons of Concord
Oommen Donaldson
Secretary of State
War goods moved by air express in United States
Air express is transporting a wide range of war materials today in the United States. Loaded items include munitions ordnance tank parts airplane parts toxins sc rums v and machinery in great variety according to the Railway Express.
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United States
Air Express
Railway Express
Various Maple Trees Belt
A note cites Maple Trees belt with 150 different kinds of maple trees.
Reemployment Problems Discussed by Veterans Advisory Panel
State House Boston hosted the Veterans Rehabilitation and Re-Employment Advisory Committee meeting. The group, appointed by Governor Saltonstall, includes Army Navy and Marine Corps representatives plus Federal and state agencies, to advise on services for 351 cities and towns. Local committees are forming as part of the effort.
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State House
Boston
Veterans
Saltonstall
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Commonwealth
W. Reg Long
Veterans’, Aid and Pensions
Frederick W. Cook
Massachusetts
Seven Air Cadets Start Parallel Service At Stuttgart Field
Seven airmen from diverse states began aviation training at Stuttgart Arkansas, joining a single fighter squadron. The group served overseas in England for 18 months, servicing Thunderbolts with Col. Robert Zemke's top scoring unit.
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Ark
A.P
Jessee W. Frost
Montague
Cal
Vernon L. Light
Newman, NL
George W. Clemmar
Royal Oaks
Mich
Rolland L. Gardner
Wick- Ro
Joseph Ae
New Providence ‘Township
Chester C.paynter
Corona
Cpl
A. Matilla
Townsend
England
Robert Zemke
Aviation Ca
Truth Comes from a Deep Sin Potters Must Always
Fragmented text fragment hints at moral themes with phrases about truth, sin, potters, character, hearts, and human nature. no clear event, person, or organization to summarize.
Cannibalism in flocks can be prevented with careful feed and care
Authors from the University of California warn that toe pecking in young chicks leads to cannibalism and can spread with overcrowding and poor care. They advise salt in mash, increased air, removal of picked birds, beak trimming as a last resort, and preventive measures including regular feeding, monitoring, and high fiber rations to reduce feather picking.
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California
Western Washington Experiment ‘Station
Agricultural Notes on Milk Color and Binder Twine Policy
The article explains milk color arises from suspended material, carotene, and vitamin G. It notes new WPB policy allows farmers to use binder twine for harvesting or shipment of agricultural products, removing prior restrictions.
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WPB
New Comedy "For Keeps" Plays Plymouth Boston
Boston Gilbert Miller presents F Hugh Herbert's new comedy For Keeps at the Plymouth starring Frank Conroy Patricia Kirkland and Julie Warren. The show, tied to Miller’s Broadway and London experience, follows a young woman who smokes and speaks like a grown woman, creating a string of comedic situations across a cross country tour and central venue.
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Boston
Gilbert Miller
Harriet
Helen Hayes
Plymouth
High Herbert
Frank Conroy
Patricia Kirkland
Julie Warren
London
New York
Berkley Square
Victoria Regima
Oscar Wilde
Miller
F. Hugh Herbert
Plymouth Theatre
Mie
Broadway
Pily Rink
Nanda
Vanda
Random Casanova
Bridgeport
New Haven
Ford
Henry, Miller
York
Shroud Is Bridal First When She Is Matt
A cryptic line hints at a case involving Shroud and a person named Matt, suggesting a notable event tied to a bridal context and a death. The incomplete fragment leaves the exact relation unclear. Further text would clarify who is involved and the event’s outcome.
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Shroud
Matt
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