Trainees Must Report Income by November Sixth
Massachusetts veterans in on the job training, about 1 million total with 22 000 in Boston region, were reminded by VA manager William J. Blake to report actual income through August October by November sixth. Trainees with dependents face a 200 monthly ceiling. without dependents 175. both ceilings affect subsistence. Those whose earnings exceed ceilings must report wages, overtime, and bonuses to the VA, or subsistence will be stopped.
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Massachusetts
William J. Blake
Boston
Dees Observe Wedding Date and Family Note
Comet toy and Mrs James a at ra 26th wedding noted their anniversary last Sunday Ones 27 observing the occasion quietly Mrs Dee is Agnes O Dowd of Bedfort The couple has two daughters and three sons, three whom served in World War I.
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Comecttoy
James A
Dee
Agnes ‘O'Dowd
Bedfort
Dorothy Tassey Sentenced for Bit on Officer
Dorothy Tassey, 27, bit Patrolman Vincentbig during eviction attempts. She was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to six months in the workhouse.
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Cleveland
Dorothy
Tassey
Vincent — Big
Air France First Crossing Record Amid Early Flight Era
Aviation history notes that Air France achieved a notable first crossing in the early era of commercial flight. The record highlights pioneer routes and the rapid growth of international air travel during the period.
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Air
France
Maynard Election Polls Open 8 AM to 8 PM Next Tuesday
Maynard voters go to the high school auditorium next Tuesday for the state election polls open from 8 to 8. Fannie Buzzell and Joseph Kavanaugh lead the contest with strong ex-soldier registration influencing turnout amid debates over Old Age and Labor issues and Soldiers' bonuses.
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Maynard
Fannie Buzzell
Joseph Kavanaugh
Kavanaugh
Borius
Recruiting Officer Transferred Within Marlboro Area
Marlboro First Sergeant Adolphus Nava moves to Framingham to head the office at 109 Concord Street replacing Lt. Thomas D. Haskell who retires after six years of service. Nava, 13 years in the Army, commutes from Westboro. Replacing him at Marlboro is Sergeant Oscar Tidlund, a native of Amherst who served in the European theater. he will work at the Post Office building room 214 on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
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Marlboro
Adolphus Nava
U. S. Army
Framingham
Concord Street
Thomas D. Haskell
Nava
Westboro
Marlboro Station
Oscar Tidlund
Sgt
Tidlund
Amherst
Mushroom derived drug eyed for tuberculosis treatment
Experiments are under way testing a drug extracted from mushrooms for potential use in treating tuberculosis. Researchers aim to assess efficacy and safety in early trial phases with clinical observations continuing.
U S Auxiliary Party For Bedford Vets
Marlboro unit of the American Legion Auxiliary visited Bedford Veterans Hospital and held a party in a closed ward. Prizes, dancing to the hospital orchestra, and refreshments were provided, with two bushels of apples distributed to grateful patients. Attendees included Mrs John Coughlin and others. transport was provided by Marlboro Red Cross and Mrs Henry Dudey.
Concord Schools Observe Education Week Visitors Night
Concord schools announce Education Week with a Parents Visiting Night at Harvey Wheeler and Peter Buckley schools from 7 to 9 pm on Thursday November 1. Teachers will be available to discuss the school program and help parents learn about their children’s work.
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Concord
United ‘States
Harvey - Wheeler
Peter Buckley
Concord High School
Henderson Fined After Taxi Fare Dispute in Bremerton
Luke A. Henderson faced a court ruling over a taxi dispute in Bremerton Washington. He was ordered to pay 50 dollars plus 17.40 in costs and 106 dollars to repair 4 win court related to the scuffle and the two dollar cab fare.
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Bremerton
Luke A. Henderson
Henderson
Long Urges More Money Be Granted Poor Communities
Commissioner Long proposes replacing current aid formulas with expenditures for old age assistance to distribute state funds among cities and towns. He suggests a two percent sales tax to offset losses and extends the plan to highway aid, with many towns gaining while some richer communities lose. Also notes specific allocations for educational and old age distribution and the anniversary of Concord residents Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Murray.
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Long
Commissioner Long
Bedford
Concord
Hudson
Marlboro
Maynard
Stow
Sudbury
Berlin
Bolton
Northboro
Southboro
Westboro
Concord Couple Mark Sixth Wedding Anniversary
Dr. Richard A. Montague and Ethel R. Hedman of Cambridge celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary on Friday October 25. The couple married in Cambridge and have resided in the area since, with one son and two daughters.
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Concord
Henry S. Murray
Cambridge Turnpike
Murray
Esther —D. Sanborn
Belmont
Mr. Murray
Richard A. Montague
Ethel R. Hedman
Cambridge
Unclear fragment from wartime note reaches England and France
A garbled OCR snippet mentions engineers in England and France with a Canadian reference and Sudbury, offering no clear event or names.
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Blake
Dees
Concord Co-Operative Bank
Mass
Mutual Law Bank
Tax & VacAtion Club
Middlesex Institution
Ree Mann
Framingham Area
Colleary Post Building Assoc
Mickey Gravino & His
Band
V.F.W
Maple Street
Tux McGillivary
Oe Ee
Ray Vallee
Benny Ginnetti
Nellie M. Craig
Florist
Holland
Narcissus
U. S.auxiliary
Bedford Vets
Concord Schools
England
Tlon
Canada
Salon de Bei
MR. J. Janericco
Ak 10
Main Street
Wilson Lumber Co
Sammy Mortham
ORCH
Concord Oil
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