Civil Service Exam Due Soon for Animal Industry Posts
Notice announces examinations for probationary appointments leading to permanent positions including Meat Inspector, Livestock Inspector, Virus Serum Inspector, and Inspector of Imported Animal By-Products. Pay ranges from 2168 to 3021 dollars, with requirements of two years livestock or meat industry experience, written testing, and veteran eligibility. Applications due by May 27, 1947, with details from regional Civil Service offices and the Executive Secretary in Upper Darby Pennsylvania.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Massachusetts
U. S. Boat Service
Ent of Agriculture
Upper Darby
Pennsylvania
United State
Republic of the Philipp Prairne
Board of
U.S. Civil Service Examiners
Commission
John Abatais
Marlboro
U. S
Boston
Mass
New York
Framingham Votes Against Limited Town Meeting Change
Framingham residents vote 230 to 176 to reject a plan to petition the state legislature for a limited town meeting and a town manager. The town, population 25 500 plus, with 13 000 voters, remains the largest in the country with unlimited meeting rights. The survey committee had studied towns with limited forms and faced opposition to a manager as part of a new system. Roy Kalver is noted in the text as related to a separate item about a movie house.
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Framingham
United States
Bartender Denies Service. Frye Charged With Public Intoxication
In Goshen Indiana LaVerne Frye complained a local bartender refused service claiming he was drunk. Police backed the bartender and Frye was booked for public intoxication.
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Goshen, Ind
LaVerne Frye
Frye
State orders 46 ride commuting tickets for veterans over 21
Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities requires 46 ride monthly commuting tickets for war veterans attending school under GI Bill of Rights, even if veterans are over 21. Previously tickets were limited to under 21. railroads opposed, citing possible discrimination and state power limits.
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State House
Boston
Massachusetts
State Department of Public Utilities
Sertina
Egg Plant Pest Is killed by D. D. T.
The article discusses DDT as an insecticide for egg plants noting it as a boon to protect the crop. It covers planting conditions including temperature, frost danger, soil richness, spacing, and care for fruit quality. It mentions decorative dark purple fruits and cooking methods.
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D.D.T
Isia
Japan
Pacific
Plan for Abnormal Price Increase on Fish Probed
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a two Senate and three Representative recess study of the Bay State fishing industry to examine marketing methods and price spikes. The probe follows consumer complaints about high fresh fish prices and would assess receipts at the Boston Fish Pier and how wholesale prices relate to retail.
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Boston Pislars
Bay State
House
Ways and Means
Boston Fish Pier
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Roy Kalver
Stookie Allen
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Jimmy Milane
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Virgil
Rees
Buddy
By Len-Kiteis
Gene Byrnes
Lissen
J. Millar Watt
Mae T Wien
New England
Commonwealth Ave
W. Concord - Tel
Highland Chimney CO
Tel
Marlboro, Mass
Concord
Evylyn L.' Weigel
Boylston St
Kenmore
Mass, Ave. ‘Rt
West Acton
Acton
Main St
Cozy Corner
Cor
Main’ & Commonwealth Ave
W. Concord
Hudson
Sales & Service
McKellar Motors
Coal- Wood
Concord Coal Co
Thoreau ST
CONCORD _ TEL
Bigham & Sons, Inc
South ST
Waltham Tel
WalTham
Maynard
Pleasant
Nielsen Brothers Cement
South Road
Parker
Arenurrara
Ara
William D. Goff
Jsmnny Acres Farm
West Concord Fruit
Sun. & Legal Hewidays
Concord Radio Electric Co
Concord Hardware
Kyanize
Walden Street
Concord Tel
Concord Esso
Concord Turnpike
Orn
Maynard Sewing, Machine Exchange
Parker Street
Mays
Edward C
Jim’s Taxi Service
W. West
Minuteman Chevrolet
Ming
Allan A
Glasg. Tel
Concera
Old Marlboro
United A
America
Berlin
Stor
M. T
Maynt
Sree Una
LEO Navy
Ji Bartlett
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