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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1942

Page

5

Letter from Otis M Whitney to Middlesex 13th District voters

Otis M Whitney Major U S A writes from Cambridge Mass September 2 1942 expressing appreciation for constituents in Concord Wayland Weston and asks readers to discard any suggestion that the Middlesex County Employees Association supports County Commissioner candidate Robert H Adams The association states it is non partisan and non political and will not officially back any candidate Leo St Jean president clarifies.

Appa Concord Wayland Weston State House Middlesex Otis M. Whitney Charles C. Warren Robert H. Adams Wakefield Pa Ty Sfe Middlesex County Employees" Association Adams Glancy News Leo St. Jean

Independent Bid Seeks Voters Aid in Third Massachusetts

Joseph L. Richards of Harvard urges voters to support his independent candidacy for Congress from the third Massachusetts district. He explains Hatch Act limits and asks electors to mark his name on party ballots to gauge electability. He champions federal union, world government ideals, tax reform, and merit-based civil service while inviting public inquiries.

Congressan Massachusetts Congress Onal Department of Agriculture Prihates United Nations United States of America Philippine Republic New Hampshire Third Joseph L. Richards Harvard

Civilian Defense Parade Draws Huge Marlboro Crowd

Labor Day event in Ward Park features the 181st Infantry Band from Camp Framingham leading a parade of over 50 units. A colors presentation by Major Martin J. Lynch honors the Third Battalion of the 12th Massachusetts State Guard. Junior Drum Corps prizes include Sacred Heart Parish Malden first with 96.3, Canterbury Worcester second 92.14, St Celia Parish third 84.66. Leicester Girls honorable mention.

Marlboro 181St Infantry U.S.A Third Battion Camille Duval Asjstant M.8/G Cronin Harry Burnett Southboro M.S.G. Enterprise Bernard “Babe” Kane Ward Park Camp Framingham Michael’ P. Cronin 12Th Infantry Massachusetts State Guard Martin J. Lynch Lynch United States Massachusetts Sacred Heart Parish Corps of Chicago Cantebury School Corps Worcester St.Cecelia Akroyd’ Post Clarence King Fitchburg Enterprise Bernard J. Kano

Why I Am a Candidate for State Treasurer

Edgar Aldro French presents his bid for Massachusetts State Treasurer stressing integrity and nonpartisanship. He highlights banking and estate finance background, law practice, and local ties in Scituate Attleboro and Plymouth. He notes war funding needs and his patriotic service including submarine patrols and Coast Guard Auxiliary.

Edgar Aldro French Massachusetts Commonwealth Scituateth County Attleboro Bristol County Plymou Rot Republican Party Bowdoin College Boston University Law School Maine United Staates Treasury Department Kiwanis and Lions Cubs Attleboro Chamber of Commerce Attleboro Boy Scouts Marshfield Board of Trade Daniel Webster Associates Attleboro Credit Union Bank Marshield Rod and Gun Club United States United Sates Coast Guard Auxiliary

Sugar allows church suppers under OPA rules

The Office of Price Administration says sugar may be allotted to church suppers and similar charitable meals if the event meets criteria. Requirements include revenue for the organization and openness to non members, with sugar used in prepared foods and beverages. The guidance emerged after a June protest by the Hampshire County Farm Bureau.

Sam Washington Hampshire County Farm Bureau Massachutts Farm Bureau Federation Sigaz Farm Bureau Ans N.a OPA State Farm Bureau Thomas B. Harris

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