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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1943
Page
4
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Stanley Ross describes the Gran Sabana diamond rush in Venezuela. He details brutal conditions, high prices, and the harsh life of miners as Germany and Japan seek diamonds for war needs. Dr Pena, a Brazilian venture, and local Native hosts shape a stark portrait of pursuit and peril.
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State lawmakers approve blanket pay boosts for public employees. The plan raises salaries by amounts around 1000 dollars for teachers and other state workers, with governors expected to sign into effect.
Eligible young men to apply for the Naval Aviation Training program may enter the Cadet Training Service. Seventeen-year-olds with seven months in New England may attend Naval Flight Preparatory School and related training programs up to 18 months. Cadet Selection Board at 150 Causeway Street Boston handles applications.
The text notes air transport costs for freight are 250 times higher than sea transport. It references a Liberty ship used on voyages from California to Australia and contrasts air and water transport expenses.
Housewives learned of relief from price controls as OPA announced a subsidy that reduced butter from 56 57 cents a pound to 51 5/4 cents. The average cut meets the aim of easing costs for unsalted butter.
Atierson’s market window displays an honor roll of about a dozen Concord area service members. Notes include Pvt George Heyliger, first Concord boy killed in World War II, and several others serving or wounded. Families receive word of postings, leave, and promotions from North Africa to El Paso, with local homes in Concord, West Concord, and nearby streets named.
Mr and Mrs Sebastynowicy marked their anniversary with a family gathering last Sunday. The couple celebrated eight years of marriage in Maynard with relatives joining in the observance led by Rev Jablonski.
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