Protecting Workers Through Compensations Across States
The American Public Welfare Association reports every state now provides workers compensation to furnish financial protection for injuries at work. The system shifts some cost to employers and varies by state, but yields greater worker security and improved safety practices. It argues safety becomes a management priority and boosts productivity as workers gain peace of mind.
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The
American Public Welfare’ Association
Voter Qualification Proposal Faces Theatrical Union Debate
A proposed rule requires members of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture Operators to become qualified voters. The piece argues for compulsory voting as a standard, noting citizens must meet eligibility and cast ballots. The tone critiques reluctance among members and laments passive involvement.
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International Alliance of Theatrical
Eerself
Radio Drama Novelties Highlight October Family Hour
Inez Gerhard reports new format for the Prudential Family Hour of Stars launching in October featuring top film stars like Humphrey Bogart Bette Davis and Barbara Stanwyck. Original plays by leading radio writers will replace traditional plays and films with future shows including John Dalli and Hitchcock cohorts.
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Hollywood
Prudential Family Hour of
Humphrey Boy
Bette Davis
Gregory Peck
Igor Rogers
Barbara Stanwyck
Robert Davis
Untitled fragment hints at traffic and fencing event
Fragmentary text mentions tape traffic and a person touting an epee. No clear names, dates, or places visible to specify a concrete news item or outcome.
Concord Returns Shapely Vote Totals For 19th Century Races
Voters across Concord tally strong support in miscellaneous contests with Republican candidates leading in governor and other offices while Democrat ticket shows scattered votes. Notable tallies include Lawrence I. Furbush unopposed for a state post and Reveret Saltonstall securing high support in the state race.
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Tompkins
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Furbush
Lawby
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Thorhus
King
Umpire
Pac
Fer
Pasos Reverett Saltonstall
Campasigns
Register of Probate
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Blanks
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Childs
Barnes
Sargent
Sheriff Adams
Allen
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Cook
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Shea
Walker
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Barry
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Sullivan
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Tray
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Russell
Brennan
Kane
Kelleher
Blaine
Hayes Is New A L Commander
Hayes named new A L commander with sap iis senior vice commander Frank J McLaughlin junior vice commander Joseph S Denoi adjutant Harold C Gallson finance officer Raf a Cull historian while ae Finan will continue as set officer. Past Commander Arthur Wood and ae Commander Damon with Bradford Robinson iayhed members of the & Epramities for two years. 1st Commander Russellsons Sr famed trustee be the permanent welfare fund for three years Otis i Wae elected trustee of the Charles A satan fund for three years James Alexander a Commander Damon osen four year terms on the Veterans Council.
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Charles A. Satan
Exercise less for dogs in hot weather
Readable fragments note dogs move less and eat less in hot weather. A balanced diet is implied with consistent ingredients year round.
Average engagement ring sizes rise before the war
A magazine notes that the average ring size for a girl in the United States stood over six before the war and climbed toward seven as the era progressed, reflecting changing fashion and societal trends.
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He In
United States
Birthday Cake Delight Pleases Youngsters and Adults Alike
A chocolate frosted birthday cake proves popular with both children and adults at a BET Birthday party. The article describes a center stage ritual where the birthday child receives attention and a cake with creamy chocolate frosting, plus a recipe for a rich frosting and cream cheese topping. The piece notes the cake’s appeal for family gatherings and other events like bridge and company dinners.
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Dne
Holt
Parish church notices for September services listed
Rev John Madison Foglesong will return to First Parish Sudbury on Sunday September 12 at 9 30 AM. Elizabeth Mission holds September 19 service at 9 30 AM with Morning Prayer. Rector’s meeting September 28 at 8 PM at Edmund Sears home.
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St. Elizabeth's
Horie
Edmund Sears
Parish Mass Schedule Shows Multiple Daily Services
The notice lists Mass times including morning services at 7 30 and 7 30 and evening Mass at 6 30 and 8 00. It notes First Friday Mass at 7 30 am and daily Masses throughout the week.
Sudbury Methodist Church Pastor Leads Sunday Services
Rev Henry Leech presides over Sunday worship with music by the youth and Sunday school at 10 45 a m. A class exists for all children and youth with friendly teachers and officers. Youth Fellowship meets at 7 p m. In Mrs MacMurray's absence Mr Leach will be in charge.
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Henry’ Leech
Leech
MacMurray
Leach
Bedford Church Services and Parish Notices
Bedford notices list morning services at 10:00 for Bedford Church of Christ and 11:00 for First Parish with Rev. Richard G. Sechrist and Adelaide Newcomb. St Michael's Catholic Church offers masses at 7:00, 9:15, and 11:16 AM with benediction after the 9:15 mass and Sunday school following.
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Richard G. Sechrist
Adelaide Newcomb
ST. Michael's Church
Catholic
William
Kerrigan
Great Rd
Bedford
Wim
E. Brennan
Stow Unitarian Church Schedule Promotes Sunday Service
Stow First Park Unitarians announce Miss Anne Derby as Sunday school superintendent. Sunday school begins at 9 30 a m and the morning service at 11 a m.
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Unitarian
Mice, Jr
Anne Derby
Sunday Morning Services At 10 43 A M
A brief notice lists Sunday morning worship at 10 43 a m announced for the congregation. The item emphasizes service timing without additional details.
Bedford Grange Fair Committees Formed For September 25
The Bedford Grange met at Salvatore Albani School Way to organize committees for the upcoming fair on September 25 in the Town Hall. Members chosen include chairs Mrs Fay Roby and Mrs Ethel Powderly with numerous volunteers across refreshments and various work groups.
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Grange Fair
Salvatore
Albania
School Way
Fay’ Roby
M's
Ethel Powderly
Fréda Comely
Evelyn Bell
Leila M. Blake
Karen Rivet
Etta Baird
Alice Damnery
Judith, Swanson
Ellen Stacey
Joaner
Carol Wan
Iting
Nancy ‘Webster
Son J
Frances G
Hazél Cannery
Felizatéth
Rita Powderly
Albani
Marie ‘Wright
Brigg Footie
Reverend Huffman to Speak at Maynard Union Church
The Rev. Cloma A Huffman will be guest speaker at the 10 45 service at Union Congregational Church in Maynard on September 19. He is a graduate student at Andover Newton Theological School and a former Army chaplain who served in the Philippines.
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Leonard W. Fowler
Brooks Street
Maynard
Cloma A.huffman
Union Congregational Church
Huffman
Andover Newton Theological School
Tme
Philippines
Bridget's Church Mass Times and Society Meeting
Rev Edward O Bryan leads daily mass at 4 with confessions from 3 to 8. Sunday masses at 7 8 9 10 30. Lakewood chapel mass at 10 30. Miraculous Medal novena held. Holy Name Society meets Thursday at 8 in the K of C hall.
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The
Holy Name Society
K. of C. Hall
Parish Masses and Schedule Adjustments Noted
The church lists Sunday masses at 8 and 10 o'clock with weekday masses at 3 o clock. Confessions are on Saturday at 3 and 7. Winter schedule begins with Sunday masses at 9 and 11. Sunday school will start the same morning.
Finnish Evangelical Mission Church Service Schedule
Rev. Zino Hemalaizien leads devotional service Thursday at 7 30 p m with coffee table sponsored by Mr and Mrs Bernhard Pekkala Sunday school at 10 00 a m and evening worship to follow at 30
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Zino Hemalaizien
Bernhard Pekkala
Maynard Methodist Church Service and Activities
Sunday worship at 11 a.m. Rev. Henry Leech will preach on "Where is Your Confidence" with the chorus choir providing musical numbers. Sunday school begins September 86, Youth Fellowship at 6 p.m., Hearthstone Class meets in October.
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Henry Leech
Martinn
Tor
Hearthstone
St George's Church Announces Guild Meeting and Services
St George's Church, Rev Harry E Goll Rector, Edward M Green student assistant, notes St Hilda's Guild meeting on Thursday Sept 16 at 7 pm and morning prayer with sermon on Sunday Sept 19 at 10 45 am with Mr Green to preach. Church School starts first Sunday in October. Sabra League plans a food sale Friday Oct 1 at the empty store corner Main and Na son streets.
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Harry E. Goll
Edward M. Green
St. Hilda’s Guild
Green
Sabra League
Main and
Nason
St Johns Ev Lutheran Church September Events
Rev King Vehanen and Bester lead a Finnish Worship at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday September 19 with Sunday School at 10:45. Vestry gathering Friday evening at 7 36.9. m. Ladies Aid outdoor program to Charles Williams home Elm Street Saxonville Saturday September 20. Missionary redral delayed. program to be announced on arrival.
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Bester
Charles Williams
Elm Street
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Finland
Where Tourist Dollars Go in Red Lands Tourism Study
A survey by the Black fils on a Red Lands association shows daily spending by a typical visitor. The respondent reports about 70 for lodging, 2.14 for food, and other amounts for automobile expenses, entertainment, souvenirs, and incidentals.
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Black Fils
Fragmentary note on punishment and deadly risk
A damaged OCR fragment notes that foliage reduction leads to punishment and potential death. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or places. The readable fragment hints at a severe consequence but provides no verifiable details or context.
Indoor Bazaar and Sermon Notices at Local Churches
Community notices list services and events at Cana Rev, Alexades and neighboring churches. Sept 1 7 8:30 and 10:30 masses, Sept 10 11 a.m. Bible class 7:30 p.m. sermons titled The Great Christ, Good Life, and Passages from Kings. Nursery available. Sunday School resumes Oct 1. Attendance urged.
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Cana
Alexades
John Ker
Walter
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