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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1941
Page
8
The event takes place the night of the 4th at the Fish and Game Lab Field in Marlboro. Activities include fireworks dancing and entertainment with specialties. Children under 14 admitted free when accompanied by a parent.
Bedford Miss Helen Connors 54 of Davis Road was fined 150 dollars by Associate Judge Pierre A Northrup in Concord District Court after a trial tied to a fatal June 6 collision that killed 10 year old Lawrence Bateman of Somerville. The manslaughter charge was dismissed and that case sent to Cambridge for jury trial. Connors held in recognizance.
Boston probation officer Joseph J. Gallagher says he sometimes uses ex convicts to steer boys straight when brought to juvenile court. He notes a warning from a former convict often works when other methods fail.
Sudbury High School held graduation exercises at the Town Hall on Monday night with 17 pupils receiving diplomas from Supt. F. H. Benedict. Awards included scholarships and special prizes. Rev. William F. Preston gave the invocation and led the glee club in song. Ruth Skinner welcomed attendees. Aldolph Alexander delivered the class will as Doris Priest sang. The class featured essays on education and democracy by Camille Ouillette and others, with senior gifts presented by Priscilla Goodnow.
A May labor market report from the Division of Unemployment Compensation shows employment at a twenty year high with rising demand across defense and nondefense industries. Skilled metal trades and shipyard workers are scarce while textile and shoe sectors report hiring pressures. Shortages in domestic, hotel, and retail labor persist, and training remains vital amid slow labor migration and ongoing plant expansions.
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