Fair Weather Patriots Prompt Stamp Redemption Reflections
The Cleveland post office reports 74 093 defense stamp redemptions in a week costing the treasury 75 900 to be refunded to unwilling holders. Nation wide redemptions totaled 6 646 712 in a month. The piece argues such returns waste ink and paper and erode wartime finance. It urges steadfast patriotism built on solid ground.
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Cleveland Post Office
Uncle Sam
Fey
Pearl Harbor
Treasury
Hollywood Notes On Screens and Stars Across 1940s
Buster Crabbe fights back after a long hiatus in Wildcat. Child actress Carolyn Lee offers two horses for military service. Jimmy Dorsey, once a Pennsylvania miner, leads The Fleet’s In. Dorothy Lamour speaks Malay in Beyond the Blue Horizon and has Malayan word lore. Madeleine Carroll hikes Palos Verdes every Sunday. Jean Parker of No Idea on the Clock spends time at Palm Springs airport. Anna Q Nilsson returns after twelve years in I Live on Danger with a dramatic role.
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Madeleine Carroll
Palos Verdes
Jean’ Parker
Palm Springs
Calif
the Desert Resort
Cold World For Hypochondriacs Warns Of Doctor Shortage
The item warns that hypochondriacs outnumber healthy patients, tying up doctors. It notes a wartime shortage as 12,000 physicians are needed for the armed forces, advising doctors to ignore anxious workers as a potential relief.
Marlboro Screenings Prompt Double Features
Sullivan's Travels shown at 2.05 and 8.20. The Smiling Ghost screens at 3.40, 7, and 0.50. Showtimes listed for Marlboro cinema schedule, with classic films highlighted for audiences.
Sullivan's Travels Opens Today at Marlboro Theatre
Marlboro Theatre presents Sullivan's Travels a Preston Sturges comedy starring Joel McCrea and Veronica Lake. The film follows John L. Sullivan a Hollywood director craving a serious drama and promises fresh laughs and bright surprises.
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Sullivan
Marlboro
Marlboro Theatre
Preston Sturges
Paramount
Joel McCrea
Veronica Lake
Silivan
Sturges
McGinty
John L. Sullivan
Smiling Ghost
Wayne Morris
Brenda Marshall
Alexis Smith
Marlborn Theatre
Robert Warwick
William Demarest
Margaret Hayes
Eric Blore
New Musical Comedy My Dear Fablie Opens March 9 at Colonial Boston
Irving Caesar debuts as producer with My Dear Fablie a new musical at the Colonial Theatre Boston for a one week pre New York engagement starting Monday March 9. Cast features Mitzi Green John Buckmaster Tamara Joe Smith Cora Witherspoon Charles Dale and more with a Manhattan chorus. Libretto by Gottesfeld and Caesar. music by Caesar Marks Lerner. Joseph Pevney directs. Settings by Albert Johnson costumes by Lucinda Ballard.
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Irving Caesar
My Dear Fablie
New York
Colonial Theatre
Boston
Broadway
Caesar
Mitzi Green
John Buckmaster
Tamara
Joe Smith
Cora Witherspoon
Charles Dale
the Revvers
Rose Brown
the Martins
April Ames
Karl Malden
Frederica Going
Miriam LaVelle
Eric Victor
Mark Platt
Kitty Mattern
Grace McTarnahan
Manhattan
Charles Gottesfeld
Asoay
Gerald Marks
Samuel Lerner
Carl Randall
Louisiana Purchase
Joseph Pevney
Albert Johnson
Lucinda Ballard
Sudbury High School News Committees Highlight Amherst Banquet
Principal Alan F Flynn spoke at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity annual banquet in Amherst Massachusetts. Honor Roll lists read names for January and February. Perfect attendance since September shown for many students including Herman Brown Donald Hawes and Ruth Seymour with full lists of many others.
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Sigma . Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Amherst
Massachusetts
Ruth Mitchel
Helen Eaton
Alfred Bonazzoli
William Edgerly
John Bartlett
Roland Eaton
Stuart Edgerly
June MacArthur
John Batchelder
Beulah Forsyth
Patricia “Goodnow
Jean Haynes
Virginia Hazen
Ruth’ Seymour
Nancy Poole
Marjorie Hill
Joan’ Fairbank
Rosalind Bonazzoli
Herman Brown
Rosaibelle Forsyth
Donald Hawes
Audrey Hodgdon
Jean Mitchell
Edna Stiles
Rebecca Fairbanks
Ruth Seymour
One's Burden For Every Man Shall Bear His Own
A short moral proverb appears to reflect on individual responsibility and accountability. It suggests that each person carries his own load and consequences in life. The line emphasizes personal duty and self reliance.
Framingham Chiropodist Dr Pollina Office Hours
Dr. Vincent J. Pollina Jr Chiropodist Podiatrist announces office hours all day and evenings on Wednesdays by appointment. Located at 147 Main St Framingham contact Maynard 731 M 7651 for appointments and information.
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Vincent J. Pollina, Jr
Maynard
Main St
Framingham
Milbery Breaks 40 Year Farmer Rule on Acton Board
In Acton, Clare Milbery becomes the first non farmer elected to the Board of Assessors in over four decades defeating James Kinsley. Other results include Arthur Weeno and Carl Anderson in the Board of Selectmen race, Burton Bursaw winning Welfare Board seat, and school committee contests settling with Robert Hall and Richard Lowden. A slate of town offices also filled by candidates unopposed.
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James Kinsley
Robert Hall
Richard Lowden
Acton
Acton Board of Assessors
Clare Milbery
Middlesex County Selectmen’s Association
Acton Board of Selectmen
Milbery
Kinsley
Arthur W. Wee Nosed
Carl E. Anderson
Board of Selectmen
Anderson
Burton
Bursaw
Welfare Board
Cat Backman
Larry Oche
Backman
Roche
George Best
Francis B. Wheuley
Albert P. Durkee
Harlan BE. Tuttle
Henry Soar
Edward A. Schmitz
Samuel Knowlton
Ivar Peterson
Robert G. Willett
Ray Harris
Lowell Cram
Board of Health
F. A. Merriam
Jamesl. Knight
McNamara Elected To School Board In Only Contest
In Maynard the annual town election produced a single contest for a three year school committee seat. Leo I. McNamara defeated Roy E. Marsden as 1457 of 3487 registered voters cast ballots. Several slate and write in candidates appeared for other offices but were not winners. A bicycle registration referendum passed 609 to 239.
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Roy BE. Marsden
Roy Marsden
Citizen’s Caucus
Joseph Boulden
William V. Hansen
Hansen
Maskiewicz
Don Lent
Alton Stims
SSL Ccunee
Frank W. Sanderson
Willee
Sele
Warde Aide Lak
Joseph Dineen
Maynard Police
Mrs Wolik, Maynard, Died at Emerson Hospital
Dorothy Wolik wife of Frank Wolik of 28 Mill street Maynard died Monday night in Emerson hospital. Born in Poland she lived in Maynard about 45 years. Survived by husband and five children Sophie Anand Henry Chester and others. Funeral held Thursday at St Bridget's Church at 9 a.m. Rev Thomas Croke officiated. Burial in parish cemetery. Mass cards and flowers reflected neighbors and friends' sympathy.
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Maynard
Dorothy Wolik
Frank Wolik
Mill Street
Emerson Hospital
Poland
Sophie
Anand
Henry
Chester
St. Bridget’s Church
Thomas Croke
Cemtery
Funeral for Miss Cuttell Held Here
Miss Ada Cuttell 79 of Lunenberg and former Maynard resident died Friday at Fitchburg General Hospital. Survived by three brothers Wilson Maynard and Thomas Arthur Cuttell of Lunenberg. Born Huddersfield England. Funeral Sunday at Fowler Funeral Home Rev Halsey I Andrews rector of St George's Episcopal Church officiated. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Acton.
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Maynard
Ada Cuttell
Lunenberg
Fitchburg General Hospital
Wilson Cuttell
Thomas
Arthur Cuttel
Huddersfield
England
Fowler Funeral Home
Halsey I. Andrews
St. George’s Copal Church
Woodlawn
Acton
Maynard to stage Thursday May blackout test
Massachusetts safety officials announce a Maynard test blackout for Thursday the 12th from 9 30 to 9 60. Warden Herbert W Maynard and W. Farley executive director direct 35 wardens and air wardens to darken most areas while guarding defense plants and essential personnel.
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Maynard
Herbert W
W. Farley
Massachusetts
Public Safety
Guyer W. Fowler
Henry Robert Lester
J.murrayzie
Reginald Jones
Leo Hoter Goss
Albert France
Taylor
Martin ‘Gruber
Induction Order Cancelled for Fort Devens Group
Induction order for Service District 54 men pre-induction at Fort Devens canceled in full. New rules take effect March 16: those who pass pre final physical examinations will be inducted promptly after exam, with a window for personal matters.
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Meynard
Service
Fort Devens
Maynard-Boniface Ex-Resident Dies in New York at 72
Former Maynard Boniface resident dies at his New York home aged 72 leaving a wife and six relatives including Frank Finnocchi from the Post Office staff Mrs Jine Mrs Helen Swanson Ford Ernest and Henry of Albany and Fred Fil Dorchester Funeral set for Tuesday morning with burial in an Albany cemetery
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Maynard — Boniface
New York
Frank Finnocchi
Post Office
Jine
Helen Swansonford
Ernest and
Henry
Albany
Fred
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