Labor Surplus Persists Amid Leather Shortages in Marlboro
The Marlboro area shows a persistent labor surplus despite rising state employment. Local demand calls for 215 workers, over half women, against an estimated supply of 1000 workers, 60 percent veterans and 20 percent women. The shoe industry faces continued leather shortages and part time positions across the sector, with little near term improvement anticipated.
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Marlboro
United States Employment Service
Discoepe
Hudson and
Aynard
Employment Trends at Major Manufacturers in Mid September
Employment at 5900 workers across major manufacturers in mid September matches July levels. Shoe manufacturing totals 2050 with 800 partially employed. textile industry remains over 2200, up 130 from September 1945. Demand mid November calls for 215 workers, over half women, while supply estimates reach 1000 workers, 60 percent veterans and 20 percent women. Overall supply barely adequate, with women shortages in apparel and shoes, and limited near term unemployment relief.
Apparel Shop Features Wool Crepe Dresses and Coats
Colonial Block Concord advertises a shop offering wool and crepe dresses sweaters skirts coats and Old Spice toiletries with a focus on fashionable garments and grooming products for shoppers in the area.
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the Apparel Shop
Lawton’s Have Lots of Lamps Display Opens
Concord Lawton Appliance Company at 7 Walden Street displays all lamp types including floor bridge table boudoir and pin up lamps. George S. Lawton owner invites public to attend as store welcomes visitors daily Monday through Saturday 8 30 to 6 p.m.
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Concord — Lawton Appliance Company
Walden Street
Lawton
George S. Lawton
Elkberger saga spurs state action over roaming elk
Walla Walla officials report roaming elk are damaging crops and harming livestock in southeastern Washington. Farmers complain carcasses are sent to country schools as part of a troubling but longstanding issue.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Washington
Concord couple returns from wedding trip to White Mountains
Ann B Byron and her husband Mr Leonard James Wetherbee return to Concord after a wedding trip to the White Mountains and Maine. They reside with the bride’s mother at 11 Union Street. The ceremony occurred at St Bernard's Church with Rev Michael Burke officiating.
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Concord
Leonard James Wetherbee
Ann Burns Byron
White Mountains
Maine
Thomas J. Byron
Union Street
St. Bernard’s Church
Michael Joseph Burke
John Holmes Byron
Arthur L. Mahoney
Roslindale
Catherine Wetherbee
Hudson
George Clayton
Gleasondale
Margaret A. Dugan
Maynard
Ernest H. Wetherbee
Ernest J. Wetherbee
Thomas J. Byron, Jr
Edward J. Byron
West Acton
Ralph Wetherbee
Raymond Wetherbee
Concord High School
Higgins Commer
Those Swiry Coury Batavian Christmas Mail
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and dates. The readable portion mentions Alabama and a Christmas reference with a 23 year span. Details are unclear but suggest a historical notice or local item involving individuals and a mailing event.
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G. I
Concord Co-Operative Bank
Concord, Mass
Maynard, Mass
Thomas F. Parker
James A. Coughlan
Frank E. Sanderson
Sidney E. McCleary
Board OF Investment
James A. Coughlan Frank E. Sanderson
Guyer W. Fowler
Gavin Taylor
Tax & Vacation Club
THE
Middlesex Institution
Massachusetts
G. I. Home Loans
CINE
Ree Manne
Gustaf Blaine Nissen
Lafayette
Davis Court
Nellie M. Craig
Main St
Ellie M
Craig
Tel
Anthas
Dalton and Robinson
Minuteman
Chevrolet, Inc
Avery & Murphy
Sudbury Road
Andersen’ S Service Avenue
Viano Motor Company
Thoreau Street
Lawton’s
Ann B. Byron
Husband
Cial
Been -Emdlay
St Mie
Thomas J
Alabama
Dan
Town Hall
Chelmsford
Sammy Mortham
Manny
Washington Street
Toni
Ray Vallee
Benny Ging
Colleary Post Building Assoc
Mickey Gravino
W.F.W
Maple Street
Marlboro “Tax" McGillivary
Pontiac
Henry J.T. OR
Lincoln Garage, Inc
South Great Road
Lincoln
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