Miller brothers follow lo' river to Santa Fe 1739
The Miller brothers undertake a voyage along the lower river toward Santa Fe in 1739 as part of the Memorial Day note.
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Miller Brothers
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1944
Page
4
Parking lot ideas aim to transform city spaces
Cleveland offers 400 for ideas to improve downtown blocks turning stray parking into ordered lots with pleasant edges. The piece imagines a small park like area where cars can idle while people enjoy flowers and views amidst orderly, accessible parking.
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Cleveland
Massachusetts Tax Rates Approved by Commissioner Long
State Tax Commissioner Henry F. Long announced that 200 of 351 Massachusetts cities and towns have approved tax rates. He disclosed 109 kept rates steady since 1943 and 48 reduced rates mainly due to debt maturities.
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Henry F. Long
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Winthrop
Acton School Notes Scholarship Fund Announced
Trustees of the Acton High School Scholarship Fund vote to offer a $109 scholarship to a Class of 1914 graduate. An examining committee will interview candidates before May 20 and recommend a principal and two alternates. Qualifications include scholarship, college potential, and financial need.
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Acton High School Scholarship Fund
Acton Parent-Teacher Association
Acton High School
Walter F. Hall
West Acton Woman's Club
Parent-Teacher Association
Virginia Godfrey
Hyannis State Teachers College
Helen Burroughs
Massachusetts State College
Acton Woman's Club
Vitamins in Salad Greens for Victory Garden Chef Style
Nutritionists praise green leafy vegetables for Vitamin A in bowls of salad. Leaf lettuce varieties like butter leaves and Grand Rapids offer rich flavor. romaine is esteemed by French experts. For best nutrition, sow types in drills, thin to six to eight inches, feed soil at four pounds per 100 square feet.
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Victory Garden
Grand Rapids
Letters to the Editor from Maynard about political letters and public figures
The writer rants about fan mail to famous writers and a Democratic vs Republican clash. He jokes about Billie Stockwell and cites James Eaton the carrier and a former ambassador’s daughter Kathleen Kennedy in a rambling Maynard Enterprise exchange.
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Ernie Pyle
Fred
Harding
Hoover
James Eaton
Maynard Enterprise
Billie Stockwell
Billie
Kathleen Kennedy
England
Neutral enemies and friendly enemies in wartime exchange
Two Swiss businessmen interned in Japan pressed a Japanese official who called neutrals neutral enemies. He labeled British and Americans as belligerent enemies, and Germans as friendly enemies, signaling wartime attitudes in a terse exchange.
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Japan
New Job Brings Flexible Hours In Office Talk
Harry asks if the job offers independence and Jerry confirms a generous schedule with access before eight and departure after five, implying autonomy and control over hours.
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Harry
Jerry
You Said It Mrs Brown How Do You Like Housework
A light exchange between Mrs Brown and Mrs Blue in a domestic humor vignette. Mrs Brown asks about housework. Mrs Blue replies with playful enthusiasm.
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Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Blue
Sidewalks Stranger Say Who Laid Out This City
A compact city lore note questions the founder in a folk voice. It asks who laid out the streets and hints the idea still stirs among residents and local historians.
Cattle Preferences in Hick-More Feed Debate
In a terse exchange, logic implies white cows consume more Hick-More feed than colored cows due to their greater numbers. The remark frames color-based feeding as a demographic factor.
Not Worth Counting Punchline Exchange onstage
A quirky dialogue features a sailor asking about love and a girl replying only to civilians. A comic bit includes a Missouri and Elgin brag line and a pun about naming a hen Macduff for egg jokes.
Maynard letter reveals political jabs and town talk
A vivid likely letters page excerpt shows Frank Punch writing to Dick about politics, utility, taxes, and local life. The tone blends national figures like Roosevelt with local concerns and gossip, noting coal versus oil, tax shifts, and civic attitudes in Maynard. The piece hints at town pride and media ties through the Maynard Enterprise.
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Andy Peterson
Gov't
Munich
Maynard Enterprise
Mr. Stone
Roosevelt
Harry Frye
Frank Punch
Harriman Court
Personal Affairs Office Aids Worcester Servicemen Families
Washington announces a War Department Personal Affairs Division center in Worcester at 58 Front Street to assist enlisted personnel and dependents with personal matters. The move follows the closure of the Army Emergency Relief office and offers liaison support from the First Service Command with a Boston and Worcester contact points.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Worcester
Philip J. Philbin
Clinton
Sherman ‘“Miles
First Service Command
Worcester Veterans Center
Front Street
Philbin
Army Emergency
Red Cross
AER
Federal
Miles
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Boston Veterans
Beacon Street
Boston
Worcester Veterans
Monwealth Avenue
Sol
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