Candidates listed for Middlesex Senatorial and state offices
A dated 1948 record lists nominees for Middlesex Senatorial district and various state offices. Names include Warren, Dever, Barkley, Taylor, Watson, Leath, and others across Republican, Democratic, Socialist, Labor, and Prohibition lines. The document shows offices for Governor, Congress, Councillor, Senator, and district representatives with party affiliations and voting options.
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Ofits
Tah
Jostan
Dily
Middlesex
Cook
Rt Oe
Rae Warren
Republican’ Tene and Emery, Sociatist Jal and Barkley
Wantes
Taylor
Watson
Leath
Prohibition
Overnor
Be Bradford
Carhid
Republicani
Paul” Ee Dever
Cambridge
Horsce Vomane
Saugus
Charist
Minke ‘R. Shaw
Melrose
Asia ‘Couanage
Reading
Na ' Aullivan
Atic
Boston
Labor Fains
Worcester
Hibiti Igh
Somerville
Alee
Crva
Chelsea
Denice ‘Co Géte
Palmaquist
Socialist Laboreens
Rewing
Demo
Hatic
Hérold J. Ireland
Milholm T. E
Lynn
Sovena Libor
Nilboerna Paea
Npof
Sawera
Clarence AcBarnes
Mansfeld
Francis. E. Es
Yan
Congress
Leverett
Pose
Dover
Eee
Oinge
di Philpi Oe
Clinton
Oty
My Whitney
Concord
B. Falvey
Bellmont
Richard
Iterush
Waltham
Paya Mic
Wats
Wainay
Repu
Win VE. Hayes
Thomas Are Ahinery
Walthar
Representative in General Court and County Notices
Voters in Middlesex and Twenty third Middlesex districts choose two representatives while Probate Register and County Officials race readers. Also three constitutional questions seek voter approval on amendments to the state constitution and governance procedures.
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Middlesex
Harold’ ‘Democrat
Concord
Yeac Coun
Lewis B. Connors
Waltham
James P. O’donnell
Watertown
Clark’ B Partridge
John W. Eveeen
Belmont
Republic
Midatears
Rarle S
Aaliea
Midane Loring
James A. Guillen
Winchester
Reading
Shenir
Malden
Repub
General Court
Commonwealth
Isi
Govieby
Council
Question on proposed laws and constitutional amendment votes
A long OCR passage lists several ballot questions with yes or no vote tallies from a state legislature. It covers criminalizing information on contraception for married patients, anti-discrimination in employment due to labor union membership, annual elections for labor organizations, striking rules, a proposed constitutional amendment on presidential succession, and local alcohol license questions. The text cites specific vote counts in the House and Senate and notes sections about notices, ballots, and penalties.
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Labor Relations Commission
Commission
Shi Herrea Ublie
General Court
JNO . B
Watertown
Hunters in the Sky: Navy Patrol Craft Range Surpasses 300 Miles
An official Navy press note reports patrol craft range exceeding 3,000 miles and a speed over 300 hours despite garbled text. The source mentions an air search patrol and a proposed table of figures, with no clear names or dates.
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Oficial
Pika
Hale High School Class Events Highlight West Concord Tradition
Hale High School seniors enjoyed a hay ride to Chicken Land in West Concord hosted by President Ralph Smith and students including Vic Batsford Arnold Carvill Ori e Gray Joanne Hartley George Jamieson and others with Mr and Mrs Ira Creelman. About 100 juniors attended the Town Hall frolic Friday October 22 led by President Roper Derby and Carol Colby. Smith's Orchestra of Stow provided music and Helen Ferguson coaches the junior class. First marking period ends Friday October 29 with report cards issued November 1.
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Stow
Hale High School
West Concord
Ralph Smith
Vic
Batsford
Arnold Carvill
Orie Gray
Joanne Hartley
George Jamieson
Shirley Jensen
Arlene Larsen
Margaret’ Lewis
Eleanor’ McColl
Heidi Peek
Russell Priest
Richard’ Stow
Virginia Subick
Harvey Treffy
Helen’ Ferguson
Army Food Handlers to Earn Promotions Through Exams
Beginning in November the Army will test cooks bakers butchers and mess stewards in written exams for the first service wide promotion assessments for enlisted food service personnel. Scores combined with efficiency ratings and length of service determine advancement.
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Army Department
Food Service
Army
Measles Touch Spurs Careful Seating at School
A schoolday incident reports a pupil named David kept apart at his desk due to a suspected measles infection. Mary explains to the teacher that the child has a touch of the illness, prompting cautious seating arrangements and attention from staff.
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Mary
Watt
David
Hollywood writer cautions producer during conference
A Hollywood writer present at a conference listens as a producer rants on the phone. After the receiver is slammed down, the writer quips about ulcers, and the producer replies that he creates ulcers rather than getting them.
Courtroom Exchange Between Darrow and Surgeon
Atty Clar Darrow defends a defendant on trial for his life in court. A famed surgeon watching the trial remarks how dotters and lawyers share risk, noting a slip of the knife can cost a life and a slip of the tongue can send a man to the gallows. Darrow replies that he can appeal if he makes a mistake.
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Clar Darrow
Darrow
Doctors meet at Atlantic City medical convention
Two physicians who had not met since student days exchange progress notes at a medical convention in Atlantic City. One boasts of becoming a nerve socialist while the other shows interest and recalls a patient who asked for a loan of fifty dollars after a discharge.
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Atlantic City
Full Speed Ahead? Police Probe Examines Car Chase Transcript
A fragmentary report discusses an officer's questioning over a high speed drive. The dialogue hints at a tense road incident with speeds near 89 miles per hour and a suspect’s alleged actions during a pursuit.
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Police
Contradiction in Blue Painted Flivver Slogan
A fragmentary excerpt hints at a verbal clash over a blue painted flivver and a related eerie contrast. The text appears as garbled dialogue with interruptions and questions about signage and identity.
Notable Family Vacation Fragments From Late Summer
Fragments describe a visit to grandparents at a resort and a family trip to a summer cottage. The text shows a strained plea about timing for a vacation and a late summer departure.
Student letters prompt fewer homework requests
A pupil writes to Plesse asking for less homework. The letter suggests the teacher should stop assigning extra tasks and mentions the time needed to complete work, including references to the pupil's father and adages.
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Plesse
Loing
Bradford Dewey ties run deep in New England visit
Gov Bradford will introduce Thomas Dewey as he travels Thursday in Massachusetts for a final campaign swing. The two governors share a long mutual admiration based on shared reform aims and solid Republican ties. They cite Massachusetts fiscal gains and housing, highway, education priorities as evidence of Bradford's administration and Dewey’s influence.
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Boston
Robert F. Bradford
Massachusetts
Thomas E. Dew‘ey
New England
Bradford
Déwey
Salt Lake City
Wentworth-by-the Sea
New Hampshire
New York
Bay State
Dewey
Philadelphia
Albany
Middlesex County
United States
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Pittsfield
Community Halloween Safety Drive Urges Safe Private Parties
Letter from the National Halloween Council urges readers to hold wholesome private Halloween parties at home school or community clubs. It cautions against street gatherings and late night chaos and asks support for safe fun through donut parties with friendly games and decorations. Eileen Kassel signs as organizer.
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Hy Hallowe'en
Fay Hallowe’er
Ice Starts Women On November
The Vogues company unveils portable freezing equipment enabling a sheet of ice anywhere under any climate with a cast of 75 international skating champions. Seven refrigeration units cost over 300000 dollars and require three days of crew work for installation before the cast arrives, with touring from Portland to Honolulu and plans for Worcester to be an annual stop.
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Vogues
Portland
Maine
Honolulu
Sacramento
California
Miami
Florida
Emery Gilbert
Milwaukee
Morris’ Chalfin
Press
On Ice” Inc
Cuba
Worcester
Ice Vogues of 1 seven night engage Worcester
The Ice Vogues announce a seven night engagement in Worcester with performances planned across November including a Sunday dance on November 21. Local theatres schedule shows through the month.
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Ice Vogues
Seven Night
Worcester Auditors
Red Cross Announces World War Remains Burial Plan
The Red Cross and Army officials announce progress in a burial program for World War II remains. About 31,000 next of kin have responded as to whether remains should be returned. The program, coordinated by Americ national headquarters, aims to determine final disposition and reburial locations.
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Washington
Americ National Headquar
Army
Military
Relah
Bers
Red Cross
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House of Ntatives
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United ‘States
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Eileen Kassel
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