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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1945

Page

6

Massachusetts Industry Gains and School Programs Reported

The report notes strong earnings growth across several industries with gains 30 to 223 percent in January 1940 and cites an engraving shop network training wood engravers. It also mentions six year programs for capital equipment and a goal of stabilizing tax rates while supporting local progress.

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Soldier Speaks Amid War’s Toll and Hope for Peace

A wounded soldier reflects on fevered lines and bloodshed, lamenting death and the tyrant’s actions. He envisions a future where violence ends, streets heal, and lights of the world blaze again with children’s safety and peace.

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Midshipman Garfield Heads Class of 1109 at St John’s Exercises

Ensign Garfield, once a subaltern in the school’s cadre, led a platoon during the ceremony at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. The first class graduated 1,428 midshipmen, many drawn from fleet action, commended by Rear Admiral Monroe Kelly and Commander Thur. C Stott.

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Tax Sales Tax Commission Proposes Conditions and Relief

The commission outlines a contingent sales tax plan tied to enactment of reforms and revenue sharing. They warn cities and towns could face fiscal collapse without relief from real estate taxes and fee liberalization. participants include Norman MacDonald and Maurice F. Reidy as observers and critics.

Comayere Ee Sena Roc Olson Aseae Revere ‘Racing © Association Norman MacDonald Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers Assocityorteter Mauricé F. Reidy de Dullea

Urge Fuel Conservation Ahead of War Time Shortage

Boston residents were urged to conserve fuel as warmer weather approaches. The administration outlines consumer declarations with regular dealers available by April. Those filing declarations and orders before May 15 may receive 30 percent of their normal yearly needs by October 1, with steps to repair and clean furnaces during the heating season.

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Remember to Pray for Our Boys Over There

A fragmentary note honoring service members with lines about remembering, praying for the fallen, and support from home. Mentions Patricia and Tobin in a memorial tone.

Breters Patricia Tobin

Maynard Shower Party for Miss Gloria Holly

A shower party for Miss Gloria Holly, hosted with Miss Holly to wed Robert Francis. Mrs Austin Beiby attends with plans and gifts noted in local social column.

Maynard Gloria Holly Planetorsie Ad Austin ‘Beiby Iss Holly Robert Francis

Russell Briggs Promoted to Tech Sergeant

Russell L Briggs of 25 Arton Street Acton is promoted to Tech Sergeant in the 15th Army Air Force. The note lists his alma mater and mentions service in Italy with three fees or items associated with the promotion.

Russell Briggs 15Th Army Air Force Russell L. Briggs Art Ton Street Wes Acton Candy of Tech Acon Oeree Italy

New England Must Accelerate War Material Production

Colonel Kenneth Collins, commanding officer of the Eastern Air Technical Service Command, urges a minimum twenty five percent production increase over 1944 levels for Army and Air Force equipment in New England. He praises regional craftsmen during a ten day New England tour and warns against easing up amid critical wartime needs to defeat Japan. He notes about one billion dollars of Army Air Force work in New England with higher output requirements.

Jonel Kenneth Collins Dee Air Technical Service Command Collins New England Japan Goonlech Plete Cornel Army Air Schaal

In Force for Refrigerators Amid Public Backlash

A public dispute grows over a refrigeration policy as critics challenge officials. Local residents allege hidden costs and call for a pause while more details are reviewed.

WPA Plans to Limit Shoes as Rations Tighten

WPA officials warned of a shoe ration squeeze affecting men’s footwear. An official spokesman said no change in overall policy but stressed shortages would hit supply next quarter with allocations for leather uppers sharply reduced. Officials hope a textile shift will ease shortages in the second half of the year.

Sas OPO WPA

Fourth Company Promotions and Letters From Ex Members

Ist Lt Sears and other ranks promoted in Fourth Company as inspections occur. Former members Harms and Matson, serving in US Army and Army Air Force, are praised for their work, cigarettes, meals, and radio duties while stationed abroad.

Sat i Sears M Ag Fom P John Cpk Pearson Noble Pyt Shaw George H Harms U. S.A Nee Roland Matson Army Air Force North Afgea Afgea’ Si ‘Harms Pvt

Maynard Driver Awarded Badge

Maynard receives a driver badge in recognition of safe operation and reliable service. Officials from the Pacific-Pfe organization presented the award after review of driving records and performance.

Maynard Fifth Air Sp Eee Pacific Pfe Peter Howahs Easan Wal Suen Ee Sree Bee Wee Cee

Buy War Bonds and Stamps Amid European Conflict

A wartime appeal urges citizens to purchase war bonds and stamps to support the Allied effort. The message links financial sacrifice to civilian morale and national security as European hostilities escalate.

MPs Push to End Wing Plans Amid Privacy Fears

Members of Parliament debate the future of wing development citing privacy and safety concerns. Officials from the ministry promise a review while outlining possible policy adjustments and timelines.

Fragmentary notes on ration stamps and apparel wording

The readable fragment discusses ration stamps use and clothing, with unclear phrasing about “Wee,” a base, and a statement related to rationing. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear event, persons, or organizations to identify.

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