Racing Outlook For Orland Greyhounds In 1943 Season
Reports from Revere state the Orland greyhound track plans a 1943 opening, with the world famous Greyhound racing likely to draw large crowds at the beach track. London and British authorities cited as evidence of growing public appetite for sport during wartime, while Wonderland revenues lag behind.
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Terland
Revere
Leesschusetts
Gdmain
Orland
Kent Dispatch
London
Britain
Averest
Wonderland
To Full Growth by Carlyle on cultural law of personal expansion
The quote argues that the great law of culture is for each person to become all they are capable of, to expand toward their full growth. It reflects individual potential and the moral aim of education and self-improvement.
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Carlyle
Crafting with Felt Delights Wartime Wardrobe Makeovers
A Western Newspaper Union piece offers felt craft ideas to repurpose old hats and fabric during wartime. It covers reshaping felt hats with steam, creating decorative patches, shoe decorations, felt mittens, autograph booklets, and lace trims, urging economical reuse of materials.
Court Clerk Frederick C. Davis Praised by Officials
Cambridge courthouse officials and judges laud Frederick C. Davis of Bridge as assistant clerk of courts for his diligent and courteous work in the first criminal session. The praise comes from Superior Court judges, District Attorney Robert F Bradford, and courtroom staff including Chief Court-officer Fred T. Peabody and Court Officer William E. Kingsbury.
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Glancy News Service
Cambridge
Midesex
East Cambridge
Commonwealth
Frederick C. Davis
Bridge
Fred
Dis Atty
Robert ¥. Bradford
Coeet House
Mr. Davis
Fred C Bean
William Co. Giles
Robert F. Bradford
Fred T. Peabody
William E. Kingsbury
Davis
Thief Told to Leave Town in Hudson Case
Hudson George M Hershey of York Pa was arrested for petty larceny and placed on file by Judge Fred B Morris with orders to leave town. Police later found he had registered after federal inquiry into a draft registration issue linked to a boarded room. Miss Tresilian, honored Hudson High School graduate, trains at Hunter's College New York and Massachusetts School of Physiotherapy.
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Hudson
George M. Hershey
York
Pennsylvania
Fred. B. Morris
Hunter’s College
New York
Tresilian
Hudson High School
Massachusetts School of Phsiotherapy
WAVES Recruit Hudson Miss Tresilian Receives Notice
Margaret F Tresilian daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Tresilian of 6 Old Lion Road has enlisted in the WAVES and has received notice to report. The item notes her recruitment and pending active duty status.
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Hudson
Margaret
Tresilian
Harvey
Illinois-born official leads wartime food program
Seiler, an Iowa native, serves as director of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration since December 1933. He later joined the Federal Reserve board in 1996, and has held key roles in food production and distribution policy, earning recognition from the Farm Bureau for his work.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Federal Reserve System
Big Restive Bank of
Laine
Breaiaene Roosevelt
Nell
Department of Agriculture
Ste
The
Americas
Army approves new all clear air raid signal
The Army approves a new audible all clear signal to mark the end of actual or test air raids and blackouts. J Wells Farley of the Massachusetts Committee of Public Safety announces the signal will augment radio all clear alerts. It will be a steady blast from air raid warning whistles and sirens not exceeding 10 seconds and will be sounded simultaneously with radio announcements.
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Army
J. Wells Farley
Massachusetts Committee of Public Safety
Farley
Wooden Shoes Gain Popularity In England
The article notes English readers turning to wooden shoes with a wooden sole and light leather cover to reduce squeaks. It contrasts U S shoe rationing and mentions American supply chains keeping soldiers and the public well equipped, while acknowledging Britain moves toward wooden footwear.
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England
Grant More Oil for Hot Water For Residential Buildings
The Office of Price Administration announces oil allotment boosts for residential premises beyond private dwellings used for hot water only. Adjustments were previously unavailable. extending the rule to apartments and similar buildings takes effect May 1 under Victory Bond considerations.
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Grant
Boston
Office of Prize Administration
OPA
Sysree
Cheated One Quote Attributed to Coke
Noted aphorism states that a person is not cheated if they are aware of the deception. The line reflects a cynical view on fairness and awareness in deceit.
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Coke
Consumer-Warservice-Ms Ae
Bostonness Bureau
National Defense
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