Middlesex County politics heat as Andrew battles Bradford
A Middlesex County power struggle intensifies as County Commissioner William G. Andrew accuses Bradford allies of mismanagement and targets the GOP with claims of undermining the party. The dispute centers on county employee pay and governance after past district attorney changes and resignations.
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House
Bishop
Andrew
Bradford
G.O.P
Middlesex
Andrew-Bradford
Medford
Middlesex Officials Push for Independent Salary System
Middlesex commissioners split over creating a separate salary scheme for county employees. Andrew leads a push to free pay from state control, while Lt. Gov. Bradford faces opposition from other county officials and Republican lawmakers who fear broader financial implications.
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Arthur W. Woodman
Middlesex
Middlesex County
Republicn
William G. Andrew
Robert E. Béxdford
Juin Middlesex
Ss Talk
Worcesnor
Tor
Andrew
Ned Childs
Newton
Tobin
Bradford
Middlesex Commissioners
Joint Installation of American Legion and Auxiliary
Bedford report on the September 10 ceremony in the School Auditorium as Anthony Hunt-Hamilton Post 221 and Legion Auxiliary installed new officers and initiated candidates. State and local officers presided. refreshments served by Girl Scouts. dance and piano music followed.
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Bedford
Anthony Hunt-Hamilton
American Legion
the Legion Auxiliary
May Nutter
Eileen Scullane
Katherine Isner
Elizabeth Atwood
Winnie O. Joy
John Mansfield
Alice Thomson
Mary Sullivan
Karen Rivet
Edna Meharda
Margaret Collins
Legion
Eleanor Dodge
Warner Dowsel
Richard Murray
Robert Beece
John Brown, Jr
Albert Gennetti
John Sullivan
Horace Walker
Timothy Mahoney
Cambridge
William MacElroy
Medford
Gilman
Graves
Lafayette G. Currier
Friscilla
A. Currier
F. A. Jenks
E. Herlighy
P. .E. McHahan
Albert Bie Fue
Middlesex County Council
Earl S. Atwood
William Collins
Joe Gerinett
A. E. Hanse
M. F. McHahan
Harold Willson
Leila Blake
Veterans Amendment Extends Benefits To WWII Survivors
New Social Security Act section retroactively aids survivors of World War II veterans who died after discharge under nonservice conditions. Mahoney notes eligible survivors must file at Social Security offices before Feb 10, 1947 to secure retroactive monthly or lump sum benefits. ongoing monthly payments available for qualifying cases. Up to 150000 survivors may gain from the amendment, with eligibility tied to discharge within four years after the war end and other criteria.
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John J
Sdd
Mahtney Earlata
Veterans Administration
National Service Life
Social Security Administration
Ahoney
Mr. Mahoney
Mahoney
Congress
Urity Office
Sec
Bolrited
Mr. Mahone
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