Probate notice in Harland H. Rogers estate case
In Massachusetts Probate, interested parties are informed that a petition to appoint Lawrence Lowell as administrator of the estate of Harland H. Rogers has been presented to the Probate Court of the county. Citizens may object by filing in the court before ten o'clock in the forenoon on December 10, 1943. Loring P. Jordan, Register, November 25, December 2, 9, 1943.
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Bridge
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John
Nwealth
Massachusetts
Ss. Probath Court
Ion
Joseph
Konovites
Eanor Rita
Kochnowicz
Yand Robert
Boehno
Eleanor
Cecelia Kochnowier
Ploria Ang
Joseph Konowicz
Rita Kochnowide
Pithene
Josephnowicz
Joseph.Konowies
Cecelia
Cetelia Konowicz
Ann Kochnowicz
Glori& Konowicz
C. Leggat
Ws- Firat
Steenth
Loring
P. Jordan
Probate Court Petition Alters Konowicz Family Inheritance
In Maguaré County Joseph Konoviter and Cecelia Kochnowicz seek changes to their estate through Probate Court. Applicants name heirs Rita Kochnowicz Ann Kochnowicz and others and request alterations to shares as of November 1943. They warn others to file appearances before a designated bridge date.
Lost Banking Book Notice for Duplicate Book No 2984
A notice states a duplicate book request has been received for Book No 2984 as required by law. The fragment indicates lawful processing and upcoming actions to replace the missing or damaged bank book.
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Whiich
Rotary Luncheon Resumes in Concord at Colonial Inn
Concord notes the Rotary Club will resume weekly luncheons on Thursday at 12:15 at the Colonial Inn with President Ham T Magoon to preside. Also reported: Halpiride killed in Cellicoon New York private funeral services held. Robert E H Field promoted to corporal in the U S Marine Corps. David B Williams commissioned as second lieutenant in the U S Army Air Corps and reported for duty in Denver after a furlough.
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Concord
Rotary Crmb
Colonial Inn
Wil- Ham T
Magoon
Southwest Pacific
Robert EH. Field
Bedford Stree
U. S. Marine Corps, Corp
David’ ‘B. Williams
Horace
Hi Williams
Monument Street
U. S. Army Air Corps
Denver
Colo
Sudbury Licensing Board Notices Three Beverage License Applications
The Sudbury Licensing Board lists three applications under Chapter 138 of General Laws. Paul wakes as Srenek Kaffésinga seeks a wine and malt beverage license for a restaurant on Boston Post Road with dining rooms and cellar storage. Armando Troisi applies for a similar license for a restaurant on North Sudbury Road with entry to dining area and cellar storage. Arthur V. Howland and Lawrence B. Tighe note applications and readings of the law for the town.
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Juftthev
Paul
Srenek Kaffésinga
South
Tanga Beverages
Boston Post Road
Sudbury
Post Road
Ileansine
Armando
Troisi
Neensex
North ‘Road
North Sudbury
North Road
Lawrence
Tigha
Arthur
Vi Howland
Town of
Tighe
V. Howland
Army Reduces 1944 Manpower Needs in Red Forces
Analysis notes reduced manpower requirements for 1944 in U S Army forces. Reports indicate shifts in labor needs and strategic implications across theater commands. Mentions efforts to sever Nazi rail lines and sustain operations in the Southwest Pacific amid evolving subsidies and policy changes.
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Southwest Pacifics
Descriptions of illnesses in army wear and sea service
The article notes disease themes among soldiers and sailors, mentioning “Step Disease” and “Destroyer Stomach” linked to tough terrain, mechanized travel, and rough seas. It cites subacute gastritis and stomach ailments in men served in North Atlantic conditions, tied to irregular meals and nervous tension.
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Amd
North Atlantic
Aisl
Army Guts Size Draft Change Debated in House Vote
The article reports on a House vote proposing a draft change with a 548000 manpower cut and deferment provisions for fathers plus reviewing occupational documents by local boards. It notes savings of over 13 billion from a 137 billion program and mentions rail and military actions related to German and Soviet fronts. Ten classes of Baltic reservists were called by the Nazis.
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Senate
Mney
Cee
Russia
Warsaw
Lwow
Krivoi
Rogy
Ot Gomel
Baltic
Finland
Baltic States
Forces Press on Bougainville and Solomons Fronts
Allied forces intensify operations in the Southwest Pacific with U S bombers striking Gilbert and Mashaall Island possessions as Bougainville and Solomons defenses stiffen. Warships push through the Bow-Moff sea lane and Australian units advance toward Finschhafen and Wewak as Japanese aerial sorties intensify.
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U. S
Bougainville
Solomons
Gilbert
Marshell Island
Dle Vale
Japan
New Guinea
Finschhafen
Food Subsidy Fight Breaks Over Millers Welfare Plan
Directors from five states join opposition to continuation of the subsidy program aimed at millers as Senator Hayson and others push back against price controls. Bowles lowers pork values and Jones sets new beef and hog price supports while arguing to curb bread price increases. The debate spans both houses as critics urge reform and government loops in a bid to stabilize prices.
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Ite
Eepson
Florida
South Dakota
E. Hayson
Chester’ Bowles
Marvin Jones
Bowles
Federal land holdings and wartime allocations revealed
The War Department discloses vast federal land ownership totaling 83.6 million acres. It notes postwar disposals, Army hotels, and civilian food relief programs supported by Lend Lease and the Economic Administration. The report mentions relief aid to Asia and Europe and specific shares of canneries, eggs, oils, and canned goods among civilian allocations.
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Willie
WarRob
Patterson
Ofc
Steam
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florday
Ohio
Alabama
Kentucky
Indiazoa
Europe
Asie
Unitaa ‘Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
U. S
War Gardens: Thstitute Met In For Or
A fragment notes garden clubs buying 600000 pressure cookers for canning amid wartime efforts. The text is garbled but indicates a push to increase food preservation through community groups.
War Production Peak Claimed At Finance Conference
A wartime finance conference in Washington highlighted peak demand in war production. Officials discussed resource allocation and policy measures to sustain output, signaling continued efforts to maximize efficiency and mobilize industry for the war effort.
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Setipsichis
Rescing Pérec
Atmeticam
Uh Cope
Congress considers wage hike for railroads amid shortages
In October 1943 Congress weighed a wage increase for railroads amid a 1,367,817 worker payroll and critical shortages in operating, maintenance, and related departments. The Office of Economic Stabilization offered a 10 to 14 cent boost for the lowest paid and larger raises for the highest paid, still leaving a gap of about 100,000 workers versus demand.
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Congress
Ofice
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Shepard
Concord ‘End
Brookline
FL. McGettigan
B. Tighe
Arthur V. Howland
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Turkey
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Pacific
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Yankee Network
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