Grand Jury Indicts Seven In Marlboro Unemployment Case
At Cambridge courthouse on November 5 the Middlesex Grand Jury presented charges against seven Marlboro area residents for illegally collecting unemployment compensation while holding paid jobs. Detectives James Cunniffe and James Leary led the probe for District Attorney Robert Adford. Statewide arrests have followed, with about $25,000 allegedly stolen from the Commonwealth. The grand jury will report to Judge Harold P. Williams later this week.
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Worcester
Fitchburg
Lall
River
State Unemployment Commission
Commonwealth
Harold P. Williams
Cambridge
Harvest Supper and Charity Sale Draw Big Parish Hall Crowd
Annual Harvest and supper hosted by the Uni p Ladies Alliance drew a large crowd at the parish hall. Turkey supper served by co chairmen Mrs B W Johnson and E B McLeod. Numerous items for sale including a white elephant and home goods. Ways and Means head Mrs William H Witherbee oversaw the event with assistants.
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Unip
Alliante
B. W. Johnson
E. B. McLeod
R. OF. Leonard
C. Ler
Wy. P. Frye
Conrad
H. H. Bemis
W. Lindley
E. P, Law
E. H
William H. Witherbee
Ways and Means Committee
Alfred Tucker
Howard Simonds
C. Howard Brigham
Carl Clark
Birth of Ernest Peck Junior in Fort Logan
Marlboro Lieutenant and Mrs. Ernest Peck report the birth of a son named Ernest Junior on November 4. The parents are Mrs. Peck formerly Helen Cadieux, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Cadieux of this city. Grandmother Mrs. Lucy Peck of Mechanic Street notes the family is well.
Jaded Palates and the Endless Appetite
A quotation from Rabbi L. Newman on desire and taste. The more we crave, the more our palate grows. The passage reflects on insatiable appetite and its sharpening effect on perception and need.
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Rabbi L. . Newman
Parish Census and Social Notes from Worcester area
Marlboro Archille Goulet West Mainstreet was taken to Memorial Hospital Worcester Monday treated for pneumonia. Clergymen of St Marys parish conduct annual parish census amid local social notices. Jessie Mayers and Anthony Kourgan wedding planned at Immaculate Conception church on Saturday November 16. Felix Hughes of Metropolitan Water Works on annual vacation touring South Whitley Indiana. Alphonse Lampron and family visited Nashua New Hampshire. Elie Vigeant recovering from major operation at Robert Brigham hospital Boston. Thomas Bedard recuperating from illness. Mrs Carey employed at Credit Union and Co operative store Mechanic Street. Alpha Phi club hosted by Lavinia Simmons Cotting Avenue. Women's Missionary Guild met at Holy Trinity Church. Jane Walcott read on Youth Movement.
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Jessie Mayers
Andrew Mayers
Howe Street
Anthony Kourgan
Mason Street
Hudson
the Immaculate (Conception Church
Peter A. Carey
Credit, Union and Co-operative
Mechanic Street
Lavinia - Simmons
Cotting Avenue
Alpha Phi Club
Fred D. Babcock
Shawmont Avenue
Women’s Missionary Guild
Holy ‘Trinity Church
At & Méetine
Jat. James
Jane Walcott
Youth Movement
Mayors Re-Elected Across Massachusetts in 16 Municipal Elections
In sixteen Massachusetts cities, mayors were returned to office. Marlboro’s Michael P Cronin defeated Daniel F O Connor by 511 votes. Waltham’s Arthur Hanson won by 2507. Boston’s Maurice Tobin secured a record margin and first re-election in 40 years. Other incumbents included Alice D Burke Westfield and Paul M Goddard Newton.
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Michal P. Cronin
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Cronin
Daniel F. O'Connor
Waltham
Arthur Hanson
Louis P Connors
A M. Curley
Boston
Tobin
Curley
Lee
Nichols
Paul M Goddard
Newton
Edwin O. Childs
Alice D. Burke
Westfield
Michael P. Cronin
German Push Returns as Moscow Front Holds
German blitz troops facing Russian counterattacks on southern approaches to Moscow suffer heavy casualties while Russians bomb Danzig Koenigsberg and Riga. Crimea described as practically complete with Feodosiya capture opening route to Caucasus and Sevastopol near assault. Helsinki reports Russian air raids on the city.
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London
Moscow
Danzig
Koenigsberg
Riga
Berlin
Crimea
Feodosiya
Caucasus
Svastopol
Women Hurl Eggs At British Envoy In Detroit
In Detroit yesterday women pickets greeted Lord Halifax with eggs and tomatoes during his tour of arms plants protesting U S entry into the war. In Plymouth a high school football riot aftermath led to charges against George Pratt and Harold Pratt. Allan Nightingale is re-arrested on manslaughter after his father’s death. Seventeen thousand blue army troops completed a 20 mile trek for the inter-fourth army maneuver near Fort Lawn. The U S Army and Navy report 22 casualties tied to the Battle of the Atlantic.
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Detroit
Lord Halifax
Chelsea
Aevere- Saugus
George Pratt
Harold
Saugus
Plymouth
Allan F. Nightingale
George W. Nightingale
Chester
S. C
43Rd Division
Fort Lawn
Northboro Sees Auto Insurance Rates Justified Increase
Northboro officials completed a 1942 study on compulsory auto rate rises. Town counsel W Leroy Temple led the review, finding the $2.10 higher premium justified by a doubling of auto damage claims over five years and losses exceeding premiums in 1940. The town remains in a higher rate classification for several years despite some fewer accidents.
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Northboro
W. Leroy Temple
Northborg
Comig
Sudbury Unit of State Guard Reserves Readies for Drill
The Sudbury Unit of the State Guard Reserves meets in the Town Hall or on the recreation grounds as weather allows. Commanding officer First Lieutenant Arthur R. Howe and assistants Lieuts. Clark B. Hill and Daniel Krause lead a capable unit with many veterans. men are urged to register with Lieut. Howe to fill a quota.
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Sudbury
State Guard
Arthur R. Howe
Clark B. Hill
Daniel Krause
Guard
Lieut. Howe
Concord News Briefs Note Local Births Sports and Lions
Concord reports the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Arthur Joseph Con quest of West Acton born October 25. Middlesex school alumni Billy Barron and Sidney Smith play football with Harvard freshmen with Barron scoring a game winning touchdown before breaking his arm. Pete Truesdale now attends the University of Virginia. Mr and Mrs Edward Holt formerly Anna Milney True have returned from a wedding trip. New officers for Concord High freshman class include President David Flavin Vice President Kathleen Dee Secretary Carolyn Peterson Treasurer Norman Cousins. Rothwell N MacRae and Rudolph W Currier attended Water Town Lions club anniversary program and formed Concord Lions Club ties.
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Billy Barron
Sidney Smith
Middlesex
Harvard
Young Barron
Weston
Pete
Truesdale
University of Virginia
Concord High
David Flavin
Kathleen Dee
Carolyn ‘Peterson
Norman’ Cousins
Rothwell N. MacRae
Rudolph W .Currier
Lions Club
Concord
Watertown Lions Club
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Unifian
Archille
Goulet
West
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Memorial Hospital
St. Mary's Parish
Paul, Boyle
Solomons Pond
Frank Gorman
Broad Street
Felix Hughes
Metropolitan Water Works
South Whitley
Indiana
Alphonse Lampron
Boudreau
Avenue
Nashua
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St. Mary’s Parish
Elie Vigeant
Grant Street
Robert Brigham Hospital
Thomas Bedard
Squire
Turkey
Farrets
Maine
Mac. Gardner
Leominster
United Press Association
Helsinki
Paul Clarente
Quincy
Berkeley
Beacon Streets
Back
Bay
Bennett
Brookline
Joseph Carroll
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Washington
United States
Far East
Guam
United States ‘Army
Navy
Arthur Joseph Conquest
West Acton
Robert Chester
Edward Holt
Anna Milney
Reen
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Central St. West Acton
New Hampshire League of Arts and Crafts
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