Local court appoints executor amid disputed county case
A fragmented legal notice indicates Hattie V. Lattete and others in said County seek appointment of an executor. The text shows procedural steps and potential challenges in the probate process.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1945
Page
7
A fragmented legal notice indicates Hattie V. Lattete and others in said County seek appointment of an executor. The text shows procedural steps and potential challenges in the probate process.
A Swiss Neutral Red Cross convoy carrying food medicines and supplies for POWs moves toward Stalag VIDA near Munich. About 4900 Americans held there are reported, with recent transfers. Trucks labeled for Lu Beck and Karlsbad areas head under German guards.
The document notes Denaumerit Maynard of Weights and Measures being adjusted and sealed. The person vows to attend to duties at the Office of Weights and Measures led by Clifford King in Maynard Mass at the Town Building by the town yard.
Fragmentary notice from the Asst Gen outlining an exhibition or inhibition by J W Balloulou dated April 22 to April 29. The readable text indicates a lost item or event connected to Savines and Avcoraine in a historical context.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate the estate of Mary in Cordini County or nearby area connected to charity, with references to cessation or transfer of duties. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Word has been received that several Concord area servicemen are active or reassigned in World War II. Sergt George Johnson, stationed in Florida, is a veteran of the Italian campaign and his wife resides with him. Lieut. Eaton, Jr., formerly at Iwo Jima, now in the Naval Air Corps. Lieut. McGrath, Jr., attached to the Army ferrying command, on leave with wife Helen Walsh in Weston. Pfc William R. Doherty reported missing in action December 12. Sergt Emmanuel Gane and brother Jim from Texas reunited after duty. Sergt Robbins, formerly of Walden Street, returned from the Southwest Pacific and will visit Concord soon.
Property described in a mortgage breach is to be sold at public auction on April 28 at 10:00 A M on premises including land formerly of Harriet M Wilder. Assignee Denalad Fo eeliontn announces sale to satisfy debts with heirs and assigns holding title. Court notices in Middlesex Commonwealth pledge to probate and executive action in Cambridge before 10 AM on a defined 1945 date.
An incomplete notice reports the OPA refusal to issue more shoe stamps for children, with an announcement from the New Stagland Shoe Leather Association. The message mentions baby shoe sizes and ration steps expected before May, indicating limits on infant footwear rationing.
The Boston legislature debates repeal of the child contribution clause in the old age assistance law. The committee leans eight to seven for repeal with Rep. Fannie Buzzell supporting liberalization of payments, but child contribution remains a condition for broader aid.
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