Bill Requires Registration of Librarians in Massachusetts
State House action moves a bill to the Senate to create a five member board that would register librarians. Only ALA accredited graduates or those passing board standards may work in libraries. unauthorized practice would incur a $50 fine. Rep. Jacinthe F. Diniz opposes it as civil service protection for librarians denied previously.
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State House
Boston
House of Representatives
Senate
Massachusetts
American Library Association
Board of Professional Librarians
Jacinthe F. Diniz
New Bedford
May Luncheon Of D A R Listed For Saturday
Concord announces the Old Concord Chapter D A R will hold its annual May luncheon at Monument Square dining hall at noon on Saturday May 3. After lunch, the regular meeting at Chapter House Lexington road will include committee reports and the election of officers. Reservations through Mrs George Morse Maynard and Mrs Stella Dustin Bradbury handle public relations.
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Concord
Old Concord
Monument Square
Lexington Road
George. Morse
Maynard
Stella
Dustin. Bradbury
Delaney Family Attends Marlboro VFW Post Installation
Representatives from Concord Post No. 65 and Marlboro Post No. 638 attended the installation of officers for Sergt. John P. Colleary Post No. 638 in Marlboro. Mrs. Delaney presented best wishes from Veterans of Foreign Wars and spoke on behalf of the attendees.
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Concord
John P. Colleary
Marlboro
William
Ean
Delaney
Traffic fines double in Denver police court in March
Denver motorists were fined in police court in March this year more than twice the amount fined in March 1945. Clerk C. H. Ater cited intensified police effort and the end of gas rationing as the reasons for the rise.
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Denver
C. H.ater
Samuel Haywood Dead at 85 in Northboro
Samuel Haywood 85 died Monday at his Ball Street home after a career in Worcester region. He leaves wife Emma L. Haywood and was formerly a member of Battery s Band of Worcester. Funeral from Stephenson residence 220 Main Street Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev George H. Douglas officiating. Interment Howard Street Cemetery. Funeral director S Stephenson.
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Northboro
Samuel Haywood
Ball Street
White’ Chapel
England
Emma L. Haywood
Battery
Worcester
Stephenson
Main Street
George H. Douglas
Howard Street
E S. Stephenson
Local Nuptials Highlight June 7 Bride and Groom
Miss Moineau will wed Joseph Pavoni of Cleveland Ohio in a ceremony set for June 7. The brief notice lists Miss Nene Davis and Mrs Theo M Poirier as serving attendees or organizers.
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Nene Davis
Theo M. Poirier
Moineau
Joseph Pavoni
Cleveland
Ohio
Speed Limit Set to 40 Miles Hour By Massachusetts Bill
Boston state house reports a wartime speed limit of 30 mph outside thickly settled districts will rise to 40 mph under a highway and motor vehicles committee recommendation. The bill favors motorists as wartime controls ease.
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State House
Boston
Legislative Committee On Highways and Motor Vehicles
Chenille Spreads Care Warning Tells Washing Cautions
A household tip warns that colored chenille spreads should not be washed with white cottons as lint could cling to the velvety tufts and dull the colors. It stresses that machines or tubs must be thoroughly cleaned before washing.
Divorce Granted To Mrs Schnair Of West Acton
Mrs Elizabeth C Schnair of West Acton was granted a divorce from Richard A Schnair on cruelty grounds by Judge Leggat in Middlesex County Probate Court. The couple married September 2 1932 in Hanson New Hampshire and reside in West Acton. Custody of their minor son Robert Gary Schnair born September 4 1934 awarded to the mother with support during minority. case uncontested. Attorney John E Rice of Marlboro represented Mrs Schnair.
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Elizabeth C. Schnair
Central Street
West Acton
Richard A. Schnair
Leggat
Probate Court
Middlesex County
Schnair
Hanson
Newampshire
John E. Rice
Marlsborough
Cash Farm Income for Eleven Months
Cash farm income in the first 11 months of the year totalled $21,600, about 10 to 14 percent above the corresponding figure of 94.
Jaglings Welcome Second Daughter at Clinton Hospital
Mr and Mrs William J Jagling of 83 Warner Street welcomed a second daughter born yesterday at Clinton Hospital. Mrs Jagling is the former Margaret Schofield.
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William J. Jagling
Warner Street
Clinton Hospital
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