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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1949

Page

15

W Deaney Signs Bond Renewal Amid Local Ceremony

In a Mill Street office ceremony Der W Deaney renewed his bond as part of state revenue measures. Attendees included F Long known as Denny, a Massachusetts collector figure, described as rising from humble origins to a top post through Horatio Alger style progress.

der W. Deaney Massachusetts Mill Street Mr. Delane F. Long Denny Horatio Alger Paran Lancy

Probate and Sheriff Notices From Massachusetts Courts

Probate proceedings in Middlesex County note Arthur E. Howe of Sudbury pending will and codicil probate with executor appointment sought by Mayor of Hingham. Sheriff announces public auction of Maynard real estate on April 16 1948 at Concord Street Maynard following attachment on mesne process.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Arthur E. Howe Sudbury Hingham Plymouth John J. Butler A.D Concord Street Suly Real Maynerd Middle- Sheland Maynard Bet Park Mayndy EF. Teele Acton Mass Middleoe

Lawrence native Captain Delaney shaped tax collection era

Captain Delaney, a World War I veteran from Lawrence, later earned an engineering certificate and oversaw major construction projects including Lawrence High School Stadium and Beebe House in Malden. He served as a national tax collector from 1944, led a statewide revenue group, directed 1 300 personnel, and handled over 12 000 000 tax returns with receipts exceeding 6 000 000 000. He recently moved to Stoneham and leads civic fundraising efforts.

Delaney Lawrence Speena Lawrence High School Malden Denny GWA Roosevelt Internal Revenue Rane Secone Truman Mr. Delaney Middlesex Road Stoneham United States Association of Collectors of Internal Revenue

Pfc. Raymond Malcom Transferred to San Diego

Pfc. Raymond EB Malcom son of Mrs. William V Collins of 215 Great Road USA P of Riverside California has been transferred to San Diego. Patrick McGoff of 23 North Road is also mentioned.

Raymond EB. Malcom William V. Collins Great Road U.S.A.P Riverside Calif San Diego

Will Close on March 31

A local notice states that a facility or agreement will close on March 31. No additional details are legible about the entity or reason.

State Milk Board Sets Hearing on Minimum Prices Across Markets

The State Milk Board announced a state wide hearing on minimum prices paid to producers for milk distributed as Grade I in most markets. A 0.44 dollar per hundredweight seasonal reduction starts April 1 in specified areas. The Worcester hearing is March 23 to discuss Order No. 6-301 amendments.

Boston State Milk Canal Board Commonwealth Weeten Lowell-Lawrence Hull Cod Martha's Vineyard Nantucket Greater Boston New Bedford Worcester County Court House Main Street Worcester Fall River Director of Milk Control Lowell- Lawrence Heverhill

Local Notes On Residents Travels And Illness

Cathie Annee of coline and Mr and Mrs Guer tin with Anthony road residents vacationing in Florida. Linda Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Johnson is injured and treated at Emerson Hospital for three days. Marie Brennan of 48 Great road leaves for Borg Pa to split time with her mother and sister in Washington D C. Edward and Mrs Cail joined the trip and returned.

Cathie Annee Coline Eo . Guertin Anthony Road Mrs Jefferson Fell Florida M Linda Johnson Herbert M. Johnson South Road Emerson Hospital Marie E. Brennan Great Road Forborg Washington, D. C Edward Cail

Regulations of Massachusetts Experiment Station Butterfat Test

The proposed amendment would change the butterfat test rules to conform with the new regulations approved by the Director of the Massachusetts Experiment Station on November 26, 1947.

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