Acton Petition Seeks River Street Relocation and Repairs
Acton residents petition Middlesex County Commissioners to relocate River Street from Chadwick Street eastward and fund specific repairs. The order directs a public view and hearing set for April 27 1951 at 10:30 AM in East Cambridge with notice to Acton officials and publication in Acton Enterprise.
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Acton
Massachusetts
Middlesex County Commissioners
River
Chadwick Street
Wm. B. Feely
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex, Ss
Middlesex
Cambridge
County Commissioners’ Office
Court House
East Cambridge
Acton Enterprise
Marlboro
Charles T. Hughes
Arthur B. Corey
Maynard Public Way Discontinuance Hearing Notice
Middlesex County commissioners order a view and hearing on April 24 1951 at Maynard Town House regarding discontinuance of Old Town Road from Old Mill Road intersection to Waltham Street The notice cites a November 13 1950 town vote and lists filing and publication requirements with Marlboro Enterprise and town postings. The petition prays for discontinuance of the public way and includes related administrational steps and notices.
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Maynard
Massachusetts
Middlesex County Commissioner's
Old Town
Old Town Road
Old Mill Road
Waltham Street
Gra Red and Gun Chile
Ambiguous OCR Note From Concord Treasurer April 1951
Fragmentary text shows an April 2 1951 date with W S Smith assistant treasurer in Concord Massachusetts. The line includes reference to a book or ledger number 33824 and an amount mid unclear.
Unscrambled Morse of a Stalled Airplane Rudder Note
A damaged fragment from an aviation page notes a rudder issue described as roke and misspelled as part of a technical report. It hints at airplane control surface trouble and an irregular transcription of the cockpit checklist term.
Probate Court Notice in Maynard Estate of Patience Hogan
Middlesex probate court invites all interested in the Patience A Hogan estate to object to the executor’s second account. Written appearances must be filed in Cambridge before 10 am on April 30, 1951. Witness John Hogan Esquire First Judge. John J Butler Register.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Patience A. Hogan
Maynard
Cambridge
John C.hoger
Massachusetts probate court warns interested parties
The executors of the will of Amerilde M. Herbert late of Maynard in Middlesex County deceased have filed their first account for allowance. A written appearance is due by April 18 1951. Witness John C Leggat Esq register John J Butler on March 23 1951. March 29 April 5 12
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Sudbury
Hattie M. Craham
Maynard
Scemmeen
John C. Leggat
Massachusetts
Robate Courat
Amerilde M. Herbert
Maynardin
Cambridge
Esquire
John J. Butler
Estate of Mary A Adams administration sought
Notice to all interested in the estate of Mary A Adams late of Suchet Mass to Mary E Adams of Sudbury requested as administratrix without bond. Any objecting party may file a written appearance in Cambridge Court before March 20 1951. John J Butler Register.
Notice of Lost Deposit Book in Middlesex Savings
Deposit book No. 47380 has been lost and payment stopped. Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord Massachusetts, March 23, 1951. Assistant Treasurer W. S. Smith signs April 5, 12.
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Middlenes
W. S. Smith
Asst
Treas Concord
Mass
Middlesex Inst
Treas
Concord
sTai
Smith
Civil Service Exam At Veterans Administration Hospital West Roxbury
The executive secretary announces an indefinite appointment examination for hospital attendant at the West Roxbury VA Hospital with salaries from 2200 to 2450 annually. Preference eligibility applies. non veterans may apply if veterans eligible applicants are unavailable. Writing test not required. Applications due as directed by the Executive Secretary.
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Bedford
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Veterans Administration
West Roxbury
Veterans Administration Hospital
U. S. Civil Service
West Roxbury Veterans Administration Hospital
First
U. S. Civil Service Region
Boston
Massachusetts Leads Nation in January Shoe Production
Massachusetts produced 7,259,000 pairs in January 1951, a 5.2 percent rise from 1950, with total New England output at 14,310,000 pairs and shipments valued at $31.36 million. National January production reached 43,675,000 pairs, while U S shipments totaled 908,000 pairs worth $174.1 million.
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New England
Maxwell Field
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Boston
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Otal
U.S
Letter to Judge Proves Grievous Mistake
St. Louis Circuit Judge Robert J. Kirkwoodee drops the tampering charge against Anderson B. Topp for lack of evidence after a letter to the judge shows a plea to act guilty. During recess the judge reopened the case and ordered Topp re arrest.
War Ends in Santa Fe Divorce Decree
Sophia Q War and J H War had a divorce decree granted in Santa Fe New Mexico. The case titled War vs War concluded with the court granting the dissolution of the marriage.
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Santa Fe, N. M
U. P
J. H. War
Maynard Road Relocation Ordered by County Commissioners
At Cambridge county session on January first 1951 the relocation of Taylor Road for Maynard residents was deemed of common convenience and necessity. A meeting at the Maynard Town House is set for April twenty fourth at 2 30 PM to approve relocation and specify repairs. Assistant Clerk and Deputy Sheriff signatures accompany the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo F. Mullin
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Cambridge
Maynard
Massachusetts
Marlboro
Taylor Road
Budget Friendly Spaghetti Dinners for One Night a Week
A guide to affordable spaghetti meals to stretch the budget. Suggestions include packaged spaghetti dinners with sauce and cheese served with vegetables and a milk dessert, or canned spaghetti and meatballs. Tips cover cooking water, stirring, and avoiding overcooking while highlighting meat and mushroom sauce varieties.
Greek invasion? Hollywood shoots in New York town
Residents awoke to a surreal sight as Greek men and women roamed the countryside. A caravan of cameramen trailed a Hollywood film crew filming scenes about Communist intrigue in Greece.
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N. Y
U.P
Hollywood
Greece
Robins Find Refuge From Harsh Virginia Winter
Clintwood Virginia reports thousands of robins flocking to Pine Mountain cliffs above Cane Creek for shelter from severe south Virginia winters. Ranger Ward notes the site offers protection and berries on holly and black gum sustain the birds as they feed, with flocks estimated from 60 000 to 200 000 birds and flying at up to 1 000 per minute..starlings have joined the robins in recent years
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Clintwood
J. P
Jefferson National
W. B. Ward
Cane Creek
Ward
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