Massachusetts Vehicle Sticker Reminder and Inspection Notice
Vehicle owners and motorists are urged to obtain the required inspection sticker before the end of October 1956. The crackdown aims to ensure full compliance and prevent disappointment at month end. A large number lacking windshield stickers were found in May 1956, prompting calls to use neighborhood inspection stations promptly after October 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph F
Shell
Massachusetts
Havedshield
Concord Blotter Notes Traffic and Local Incidents
Concord police report multiple incidents with several motorists cited in court. A local resident recovered a football from a car after a mishap near the church as officers investigated.
Winter health drive urges complete family checkups
County health service urges full physicals for all to ward off winter illness and hidden diseases like TB. Do not delay doctor visits when family members have repeated colds or unusual fatigue, as early detection aids treatment and safety. Apprentice Tony Biodoletti is noted in the feature with Scarborough ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stern
Sudbury Police Briefs Chronicle Sept 24 1956
Sudbury police report a drunkenness and liquor charge against an AWOL sailor with a $15 fine and one month suspended sentence, a pending auto accident case on Hudson road, and a dog killed by a car. A Arlington woman was convicted of drunkenness and operating under the influence with a $35 fine after arraignment in Framingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGovern
Shaw
Superior Court
Ryan
Framingham
House of Correction
Hudson Road
Arlington
Framingham District Court
Sgt. Ryan
Sudbury
Sgt
Dutton Road
House of Corréction
East Cambridge
Seber
Post Road
Hilco Supply Co
Cooperstown
Hilco
Jack Bates
Framingham Union Hospital
Howard
Increase In Jobless Pay Goes Into Effect Soon
The new unemployment insurance rates rise from 25 to 35 dollars weekly with minimums up from 6 to 10. Director G Archambault ordered recomputation of existing claims to apply the higher rates after October 1. About 40 000 claims are expected in the first week of October. No benefits will be reduced and claimants will receive recomputation notices when they sign for the first week after October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian A. Herter
Dewey
G. Archambault
Division of Employment Security
Archambault
Maynard Pupils Get Polio Inoculations At School Clinic
One hundred one students at Maynard High School received polio inoculations during a clinic last Wednesday September 26. Dr. Lituri heads the program with Dr. Cremer, School Nurse Mrs. Holt, and Board of Health Nurse Mary Ward assisting. A second public clinic for those up to 19 will be announced for the Town House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard High School
Frank Litur
Samuel Cremer
Holt
Board of Health
Mary Ward
Lituri
Manning Pharmacy
Johnson's Pharmacy
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Jie Blotter
Concord Oeither
William J. Costello
T Is Investi
Hanea
Concord District Court
Tony Biodoletti
von Tnctdt
Oe Folk
Biovdoletti
Scarborough
Benton Harbor
Eead
Hamburg
Maine
Bartlett Pears Golden Delicious
Libby
Florida
Morton's
OMI
Waltham St. Ard
Waltham St
Canada