Massachusetts court notice filed by Viena Nichols
A court document dated January 5 1944 filed by Viena Nichols requests a legal action related to bond terms and alimony for a minor. The notice requires appearance in the Court at Cambridge within twenty one days from March 6 the return day, with John Leggat Es First Judge presiding and Loring P Jordan as Register.
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Massachusetts
Navy
Calitora
Viena Peth Nichols
Court Mbridge
CIA
Tness, John
Leggat, Es
Loring. P. Jordan, Register
Massachusetts Probate Court Notice of Helen Mooré Estate
Petition seeks J Sterling E of Acton as administrator of Helen L Mooré late of Cambridge without surety on bond. Interest parties must object or appear in Cambridge Probate Court before ten o clock forenoon on February 11 1944. J C Leggat First Judge. Loring P Jordan Clerk. Feb 3.
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Monwealth
Massachusetts
Lesex
Helen L. Mooré
Said
J. Sterling E
Acton
Courtambridge
Jiness
John C. Leggat
Loring P. Jordan
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Cora B. Hartwell
Hartwell W. Flood
Maynard
Cambridge
C. Leggat. Hyquire
Said Mount
Loring P.’ Jordan
Ss. Probate Court
Claire E. Como
Sudbury
Walter F. Como
Weston
Esquire
Loring P
Jordan
Register
Sugar Ration Book 4 to Provide Five-Pound Stamps
The Office of Price Administration announced that Sugar Ration Book 4 will be valid this year for five pounds of sugar per person. Additional amounts will be issued on application to local boards as in previous seasons. Last season two five-pound stamps were usable for home canning.
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Office’.of Price Administration
Probate notices for Hartwell and Como estates in Middlesex
Two probate notices from Massachusetts acknowledge petitions for wills and administration. Hartwell W Flood seeks probate of a will for Cora B Hartwell of Acton with Hartwell W Flood named executor without bond. Claire E Como of Sudbury died. Walter F Como of Weston seeks administration without bond. Objections due by February 7, 1944, with notices dated January 11 and January 14, 1944.
Whisky price ceilings by self setting brands exposed
Washington official Sanderson testified before the Senate judiciary committee that dis tillers and retailers set price ceilings on 3000 whisky brands. He said many new labels carried no ceilings allowing higher prices and that OPA had few price checks while manufacturers and retailers posted their own lists. He noted early actions covered only wholesalers and retailers with no consumer or producer input.
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Wilson Sanderson
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Ferguson
Michigan
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Fourth War Loan Drive urged by Army official
Washington announces that military campaigns will be shaped by the Fourth War Loan. Lt. Gen. Brehon Somervell, Commanding General of the Army Service Forces, stresses urgent equipment needs and sustained national effort to back the troops on all fronts.
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Washington, DC
Brehon R. Somervell
Army Service Forces
Somervell Ea
Weekly News Analysis on Military and Political Updates
A fragmented Europe focused on Baltic operations and Nazi supply lines dominates the weekly news. British press coverage emphasizes deception risks and strategic pushes while editorials debate truth and public opinion during wartime.
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Loase
Baltic
House debates veteran payment bill for discharged soldiers
The House approved a bill to provide a $100 bonus for veterans discharged after 60 days or more, with 15 million vets eligible. Payment costs were estimated near 3 percent of a total, and the measure moves to the Senate for approval before potential joint sessions to resolve differences with existing legislation from overseas service.
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Ate
U.S
Senate
Allied Forces Press Through Italy and War Production Shifts
German lines near Cassino face sustained pressure as Allied and British troops push from the Garigliano river toward Rome while Canadian forces gain only modest ground on the Adriatic front. In the U S hemp program, shortages loom as only 14 of 42 processing plants remain open, with farmers profiting from high yields. U S bombers target Pacific bases in the Marshall Islands and New Guinea as Stimson discusses a labor draft to balance civilian and soldier sacrifices.
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Adriatic
Lbean
Mediteerspesa
Middle West
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U.S
Pacific
Marshall Islands
U. S
South Pacific
Henry Stimson
Washington, D.C
MacArthur
New Guinea
Wewak
Saidor
New Britain
Rabaul
Senate
Executive’ Council
The
American ‘ Federation’ of Labor
William Green
Stimson
AFT
Housing boom eyed as war drives needs rise
A naval surgeon cites blood losses and wounds in the Pacific and estimates the United States will require 15 to 20 million new housing units in the next decade. He notes construction of at least 100 million homes may be needed to support the war effort and postwar period.
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Pacific
United States
Hog Permit System Aimed at Chicago Hog Market
Thousands of hogs unsold at marketings prompt a new permit system at the Chicago Stockyards. Weekly quotas for commission firms are set by a percentage of their 1943 first eleven months volume and farmers will be advised when to sell. The measure seeks to fit shipments to packers’ capacity and reduce losses amid drought across Nebraska and the western plains.
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Chicago
Commission
Wilson urges united effort for postwar armament program
War Production Board Vice Chairman Charles E. Wilson calls government and industry to cooperate in building a strong postwar armament program. He urges government responsibility, congressional support, industry cooperation, and keeping government owned plants in reserve with up to date equipment.
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War Production Board
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Congress
Milk container dispute delays sale in Chicago courts
Fragmented text reports a Chicago milk packaging dispute over paper versus bottle containers due to an ordinance. It mentions court action delaying decisions on packaging while a related war context and other military notes appear alongside incomplete items.
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Chicago
St of A Ra
Ponte Sant
Ord
Massachusetts Employment Service reports 1943 placements surge
In 1943 the United States Employment Service for Massachusetts recorded 271,258 placements, up 62 percent from 1942. Women’s placements totaled 118,303, up 65 percent and forming 44 percent of all placements. State Director Powell Cabot says 1943 is the service’s record year and emphasizes maintaining the peak employment level.
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Boston
United States ‘Employment Service
Massachusetts
Powell M. Cabo State Bao
Massachusett
Cabot
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