Massachusetts Employment Lines Highlight Key Roles and Growth
Massachusetts reports major employment sectors with weekly earnings from 51 to 56 dollars in utilities and transport. The state lists 1300 public service nurses needing 1000 more, notes historic public health figures, and cites a drop in March building permits. It also mentions social camps, early air taxi trials, and zoning updates in Attleboro to allow apartments in generic residential zones.
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Massachusetts
Ighing Oy
Otaing Saratruetion
Pune
Boston
America
General Court
Richard Fairbanks
W. Hayton
Hudson Kelly
Heliopter Taxi
Park Square
Attleboro
Deceptive play sparks heated sidelines in coma era
Coach Cliff Olson of Pacific Lutheran College criticized a decisive second half sequence as players improvised a run that eroded his team's morale. He faulted the ball handling and questioned refereeing as tensions rose among players and staff.
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Cliff Olson
Pacific
Lutheran College
Olson
Bob
Jessir
Andrews
Reject Proposed Medical Examiner Salary Increase
Boston House action targets Dr Morie of Harvard University charged with spearheading a bill to raise medical examiners pay from 6000 to 7500. Rep Raymond Schlapp warned the Boston bill is a trial balloon aiming to set countywide salary levels, noting examiners in other counties are on fee bases.
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Boston
Morie
Harvard Universiie
Speath
Suffolk County
Cain
Raymond W. Schlapp
Methuen
Schlapp
Moritz
Aoe
Red. Schlapp
One Way Intelligence in a Dog’s Mind
A humorous reflection on animal intellect contrasts a dog’s bark with human speech and suggests dogs understand humans, while humans miss many canine communications. The piece notes practical cooking tips about potatoes and vitamin C, urging prompt serving.
Canine Gate Crasher Attends Multiple Churches
Fitchburg George Krueger reports his dog Shep quietly barged into Catholic Methodist and Baptist services on a Sabbath. He jokes the canine has a taste for organ music and treats churchgoing as a curious hobby.
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Krueger
Massachusetts House approves newspaper tax bill without debate
The Massachusetts House, acting on Rules Committee approval, accepts a recommendation to suspend rules to admit a bill imposing a one cent tax on each newspaper sold. The measure, backed by Representatives Thomas T. Gray and J. Philip Howard, also sets a two cent tax on magazines and a 10 percent tax on radio station income for commercial broadcasts.
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State House
Boston
House of Representatives
House Committee On Rules
Massachusetts
Thomas T. Gray
Springfield
J. Philip Howard
Westminster
Fragmentary OCR notes from Snohomish incident
In Snohomish Washington a partial report notes a man named Murphy claiming a truck driven home by him belonged to his former employer a disposal company. The fragment cites an unclear judge and a misread age and route.
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Murphy
Orne
Mps
Onee
State Grange Opposes Gasoline Tax Increase
Massachusetts State Grange Master L Roy Hawes opposes any rise in the gasoline tax arguing farms rely on tens of thousands of motor vehicles. He says higher taxes would hit farmers and consumers through trucking costs and urges the General Court to keep tax levels unchanged.
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North Sudbury
Massachusetts
Grange J
L. Roy Hawes
Hawes
Mr Hawes
General Court
Protest Full Haircut Fee for Baldies Sparks Connecticut Debate
Hartford residents questioned whether harbors should charge the same service fee for a bald patient as for a fully haired customer in a statehouse debate. Representative Robert J. Benham filed a resolution on behalf of “hard-pated” constituents, but lawmakers terminated it after lengthy discussion and a critique of the resolution’s phrasing.
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Hartford
Conn
Eho L. Lewis
Connecticut
Robert J. Benham
Weho
Pates
Five Dollar Smoking Ban Fine Approved
Governor Bradford signed legislation setting a fine not to exceed five dollars for smoking in prohibited areas aboard common carriers. The bill, supported by railroads and related interests, follows a petition from a smoker seeking to enforce the no smoking rule.
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State House
Boston
Bradford
Peter
Pair of Binoculars Stolen From Auto Outside Burlesque Theatre
Robert Mills reports a theft from his parked car in front of a burlesque theater. A pair of binoculars was taken, and no suspects are named. Police are investigating the incident.
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Somedday
Robert Mills
Centenarian Mexican American woman credits tortillas for longevity
In McAllen Texas Trinidad Aguilar de Zuiga claims she is 106 by her own count and credits gong fet tortillas for health. She says she avoids meat and relies on tortillas eggs bananas and milk. She sleeps well, says prayers, and is not afraid to be home alone.
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McAllen
Texas
Trinidad Aguilar de Zuiga
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