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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1945
Page
7
In New York County an estate matter for the late Peter Yanowski is presented with interest by Frank Yanowski and others. Harold Malden named administrator to file appearance and oppose as required. Proceedings noted by Pp. Jordan, Register on August 9 16 23.
In Massachusetts probate court a petition has been filed to appoint Patrick O'Dea as administrator of the late estate. The court sets a hearing in Cambridge on September 1945 at ten in the forenoon. John C. Legg, Judge.
A notice announces a lost book titled Lost Book to Law by W S Smith from the Middlesex Institution. The fragment notes the item is missing and requests its return to the institution or contact details for identification.
Remilar announces weekly meetings will resume next month. The notice mentions a baseball game, a school building opening from 7:30 to 10, and a Contord Return club meeting this Thursday at 12:15. President Lester B. Whittemore will preside. Donations to the Fruit and Flower Mission Boston may be left on Monday afternoons at Mrs Herbert Smith’s home.
Massachusetts notice from Acton collector cites General Laws Chapter 60 Section 53 to take parcel for unpaid taxes. Tax balance, interest, and charges due. property described in Acton Middlesex County with owner named as McKinlin Lovering per historical record.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex ss 88. bate Court. To all persons interested in the estate of James Talis late of Gen* in said County. A petition for probate and Emma E. Talis of Sudbury asks to be appointed executrix. If you object file a written appearance in the Cambridge Court before ten oclock in the forenoon on September 10, 1045. Witness John C. Leggat First Judge. Aug 9 1045.
Army air corps and Navy personnel from Concord and nearby towns are reported returning to duty after furloughs or redeployments. Names include Corp Charles W. Dee at Fort Devens, Eliot S. Hallowell promoted to seaman first class, T-5 John E. Cain arriving in Boston with a troupe, and Pfc. Ernc E. Latva earning the Saks Star medal in Italy. Other updates mention Pfc. Dominic S. Shukis, Henry O. Damon, Pvt. John B. Lynch and Pvt. David D. Lynch, Pfc. Joseph Rinaldo Jr., and Pvt. Edward Boresen with bases in Oregon and Luzon, plus a call for Merchant Marine recruits and a former Middlesex athlete joining the Pacific theater.
According to law notice is hereby given that Pat Benoa Book No 34296 has been lost. Payment stopped. The Middlesex Institution for Savings by W S Smith Assistant Treasurer Concord Massachusetts August 8 1945.
An essay argues that America cannot be self sufficient in a global economy and defense, citing reliance on foreign materials and goods. It urges citizens to understand international cooperation, participate in global order, and support policies balancing trade and world peace.
Sergt Murphy and several Concord residents return home on furlough. Billy Murphy and Lieut Foss of the US Army Air Corps visit. Ensign Dexter Foss and Maurice Dee also on leave from Texas and the Pacific, with others awaiting duty and reassignment.
Charles Hayes president of the Chicago Motor Club warns that with wartime restrictions lifted civilian drivers will face new dangers as millions return to peacetime roads. He notes speeding cars and worn wartime vehicles will create hazards as people resume driving after the war.
Boston reporters note two initiative petitions drafted in Attorney General Clarence A Barnes drive to curb union activities and bar political contributions by unions. Signers from Herverett include ten workers. after form approval 20 000 voters must sign to place measures before 1946 legislature voters. The drive echoes last year's failed proposals amid hearings and calls for probes.
A Louisiana State University project aims to improve management of marshlands and protect a vast area of 4-H Club lands. The initiative seeks funding and cooperation to address environmental and agricultural needs amid rising concerns about preservation and productivity.
Workers at Libbey-Owens-Ford discuss wrap around production aimed at boosting speed and efficiency. The plant emphasizes winding up a major effort to produce one of the largest aluminum windshield projects.
Text appears as a garbled OCR fragment discussing windshield molding and technical explanations. It mentions technicians and a controlled application but lacks clear context, names, dates, or locations to form a coherent news item.
Hansen reports focus on 65 plus group in ECC project. Age brings less vivid memory but care increases among seniors.
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