Penny Sale at Monument Hall to Aid Parish Servicemen
The Holy Name Society of St Bernard's Parish holds a penny sale on Friday October 30 at Monument Hall 8 PM to fund Christmas gifts for parish members in the armed forces. 112 men from St Bernard's and St Joseph's are serving. Reverend Walter A Quinlan chairs aided by a committee including Joseph H McKenna Henry Kleuber Joseph Buckley and others. A further committee meeting is set for Friday evening.
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Renowned Toonist Reaches One Million Letters Annually
The famed newspaper cartoonist began at the San Francisco Bulletin in 1909 at age 16 and later drew for the New York Evening Globe from 1913 to 1927. By 1918 he created a syndicated cartoon known worldwide, with three collections published. A bachelor, he has traveled to over 200 countries and appeared in films and radio programs.
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Farm Fire Prevention Urged During Wartime Week
Anthony A. Steere of the Merrimac Production Credit Association warns that war material shortages limit rebuilding after farm fires. He cites a $1000 limit on new farm buildings and urges Middlesex Essex and Suffolk farmers to adopt fire prevention methods to protect lives, livestock, and crops vital to the Food-for-Freedom campaign.
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War Production Board Order L-50 hits home telephone use
War time restrictions explained as Order L-50, tying almost all critical materials like copper, rubber and steel to telephone equipment. Officials say service will be maintained as best as possible within wartime limits, acknowledging the inconvenience to users.
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Massachusetts Insurers to Refund Auto Owners
Governor Saltonstall announced a plan to refund Massachusetts private auto owners on compulsory liability insurance. About 3.2 million dollars will be returned, with A book holders receiving 25 percent and B and C book holders 150 percent, to be paid before January 1, 1949.
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Start Checkup on Cars Today by Registry Examiners
Registrar Frank A. Goodwin ordered stop and inspect all cars on highways on and after October 20 to prevent a last minute rush to official inspection stations. Plates will be removed immediately from unsafe vehicles. Stations are short of help but doing good work. only two stations suspended so far.
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Cold Frame Needed by Complete Victory Slaten
A discussion on using a cold frame by the Complete Victory Garden to accelerate spring growth. It covers seed beds for summer seedlings, late frame plantings for winter flowering bulbs, and protection for daffodils narcissi hyacinths tulips foxgloves with iron framing.
Naval policy aims to build strong navy for policy and trade
In a 1942 Navy publication the fundamental policy states the United States must maintain a navy strong enough to support national policy and commerce and to defend continental and overseas possessions. The line underscores strategic aims during wartime expansion.
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