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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1952
Page
13
Legal notices announce petitions in Middlesex Court for conservatorship and estate administration. References to Mary D Morse of Maynard and James Sheridan of Maynard, with dates for appearances in Cambridge and notices of bonds and guardianship.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court notices petition to determine remaining property after debts and administration. Objections must be filed with written appearance in Cambridge before 10 a.m. on April 15, 1952. Witness John Leggat, First Judge. Publication dates March 18 and March 27, 1952.
The administratrix of Annie B. Macintosh’s estate under conservatorship presents the first account. Written appearance must be filed in Cambridge by 10 AM on April 8, 1952, the return day of the citation. Judge John J. Leggat presides. Register John J. Butler. Mar 20 27 Apr 3.
In a terse training moment a sergeant quizzes rookies about rifle handling. A trainee named Smith answers with misheard words and muddled phrasing creating a comical exchange during a strict drill at camp.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a youth asking about a marriage license and a clerk mentioning a bride elect. The readable portion contains no clear names, dates, places, or events to confirm a specific news item.
Dialog shows a lawyer pressing his client to supply remote facts while the inter view reveals a prisoner not looking at the intern. Millie and Mollie discuss a divorce and house division with Matty claiming they split the property. Mollie notes agreements on staying inside or outside.
A doctor argues a patient should eat more fruit, especially the skin, as it contains the vitamins. The patient, gloomy, is asked about his favorite fruit.
A minister seeks a handyman and a young man arrives asking to start the fire and be ready by seven. The text notes the youth offering chores and the minister’s question about potential marriage, prompting the volunteer to protest he came to see a wedding but objects if the situation becomes inappropriate.
A nervous novice golfer tees off with about 20 spectators on the club house porch watching. He miss hits twice then shouts that the course is tough, prompting amusement from the audience.
A jagged OCR note asks about a city bridge and repeatedly asks how many points are earned for a small alarm. The readable parts show casual dialogue and incomplete questions.
A speaker discusses conserving timber resources while a back-row student murmurs I once shot a weed pecker. The room falls silent as the remark echoes through the hall.
The Council of State Governments reports that at least 18 states Puerto Rico and Hawaii acted to raise teachers pay last year. Increases ranged from 75 to 540 dollars a year with varying methods. Alabama saw an average 300 rise. Indiana 75 to 515. New York 500. Oklahoma 300. South a nationally began teachers with degrees earning 1800, Tennessee allocated about 1 million for raises.
The notice details wage boosts for public workers in several regions. Washington sees increases about $300 plus increments, West Virginia ranges $180 to $540, and Puerto Rico grants a 12 percent boost for all government employees including teachers. Hawaii classroom teachers receive maximum rises from $240 to $360.
A home remedy suggests destroying carpet moths by laying a wet cloth in the carpet and rubbing a hot iron over it. The method aims to kill moth larvae hidden in carpet fibers.
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