Announcement on Soft Coal Stocks for New England Consumers
Boston and New England coal users should not expect government stockpiles to cover a harsh winter. Deputy Solid Fuels Administrator Charles J. Potter warns that New England will face shortages of anthracite and Southern Appalachian bituminous and urges buyers to secure other solid fuels now. Declarations to a regular dealer are required for large purchases through March 31 1945.
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Solid Fuels
Charles J. Potter
Adised
Borden
New England
Mr. Potter
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Illinois
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England
Appalachian
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Solid Fuels Administration Committee
Walter Henderson
Court Street
Maynard Delegates Named for American Legion Convention
Commander James Keough and finance officer Joseph P. Dineen chosen as delegates to the American Legion convention in Boston occurring on the 10th 11th and 12th. Alternates named are James Whalen and Benjamin Gruber.
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James Keough
Joseph P. Dineen
American Legion
Boston
James Whalen
Benjamin Gruber
Approval for Refrigerator in Emergency
Physicians of New England warn that the nation’s stockpile of household mechanical refrigerators is dangerously low and medical approval is required for releases only in emergencies. The regional War Production Board says stock is down to about 15 percent since 1942 and requests careful distribution to serve the highest essential needs.
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Boston
New England
Regional War Production Board
WPB
wartime refrigeration program aids home use this summer
Ice refrigerators programmed at 821,000 units this year will be available without purchase permits to supplement short mechanical fridges during the upcoming summer, as wartime research and testing labs develop critical materials for the war effort.
Graduation exercises at Wayside Inn school in South Sudbury
Mrs Malvin Johnson and Mrs Herbert Merriam attended the graduation exercises at the Wayside Inn school held in the Martha and Mary Chapel last Thursday evening. Gilbert Nelson Greenaway has completed aviation training at Memphis Tennessee. John J Walsh celebrated his 75th birthday with friends and gifts. Francis Gilleney and wife welcome a baby born last Thursday at Emerson Hospital. both mother and child are doing well.
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Malvin Johnson
Powder Mill Road
Herbert Merriam
Crane Avenue
Wayside Inn School
Martha and Mary
South Sudbury
Gilbert Nelson Greenaway
G. R. Greenaway
East Street
Aviation Machinists
Naval Technical Training Center
Memphis, Tenn
John J. Walsh
Francis Gilleney
McKinley Street
Emerson Hospital
Fortunes Told From Feet Lines In China Practice
A traditional Chinese belief links foot sole lines to future events and personal fortunes. Practitioners read the lines to forecast health wealth and relationships.
Bonus for Town Workers Sparks Local Debate
Maynard town hall discussions stall a $300 bonus for town employees. Board members clash over details and cooperation issues as the proposal moves toward the Finance Board and citizen approval, with anger over the handling and months of delay.
Maynard Girl Is President of Her Class
Graduation exercises at St Michael's Academy Huson held in St Michael's Church. Diplomas awarded by Rev Edward A Conroy. Miss Jeanne O'Brien of Maynard served as senior class president and treasurer of Troop 11 of the Junior Catholic Daughters. She was active in the Blessed Virgin Sodality and the Dramatic Club.
Maynard Guard to Dedicate World War II Honor Roll
The 6th Company will join the dedication of the Honor Roll of World War II on Congregational Church grounds in Maynard. The event is set for July 2 at 2 p.m. All members of the 5th Company are urged to attend and report by 1 p.m. at Town Hall Ac ton.
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Hiaye
Deensepa & St
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Gansta
Finance Board
Annecy
Acton
China
Cadet Sawutz Among Fifty Graduates in Bordentown Exercises
John Trench on vacation from post office duties. Mr and Mrs Kenary of Milbury were guests of Mr and Mrs Farrell on Maple Street over the weekend. Cadet George Sawutz, son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Sawutz, 33 Waltham Street, was among fifty cadets graduated at Bordentown Military Institute commencement exercises in Bordentown New Jersey.
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John W. Kenary
Milbury
James Farrell
Maple Street
George Sawutz
Jacob
Saswutz
Waltham Street
Bordentown
Maynard Grange Announces Annual Outing and Night Event
Maynard Grange invites children to a night at Gri at 7 30 with entertainment at 8 including piano and accordion. Lectures and games are planned under the charge of Past Alving with a committee handling arrangements and transportation for members and guests.
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Maynard
Jones
Eva Smith
Eh Elno
Fernando Sm
Maynard Grange
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