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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1943
Page
7
Interested persons urged to appear in court at Bridge before ten in the morning on January 19 1948 to object to Temnee O Guptaill Sudbury seeking executorship with bond. The notice is filed by Joint C Leggat First Judge and Loring P Jordan Register dated January 27 1943.
Fragmented legal notice shows lost bank book and savings book records. It cites Bank Book No 1278 and Deposit Book No g, with dates in 1943 and names Sidney B. McCreary and J W Ballou Assistant Treasurer, Middlesex Institution for Savings in Massachusetts.
The candidate, born in Marion Ohio about 56 years ago, trained at Princeton and Presbyterian seminary, ordained in 1911, and now nominal head of his political party. At 38 he and Jersey City Mayor Hague clashed over free speech, while he has five children from his 1910 marriage and a now-dim ministry.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex ss Probate Court cites Ruth A Locke and Alta G Wight as administratrices of Jonathan D Richardson late of Acton to appear by Feb 26 1943 in Cambridge to file a new bond with sureties. John C Leggat Esquire First Judge, Loring P Jordan Register. Feb 11 18 25
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court issues notice to all interested in Isabelle Dockerty of Cambridge deceased. A petition by Alice May Collins of Westfield Hampden asks to be executrix without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge court by February 23 1943. witness first judge and register.
Western Newspaper Union release summarizes Allied strategic push in Africa and Mediterranean, noting Hitler decrees and Nazi manpower sacrifices amid growing war pressures. Indicates editorials framing Allied advances and Axis responses in wartime context.
Reports claim a possible near term Allied push in North Africa with recaptured Tunisian positions threatening Rommel's retreat. In Casablanca talks, Eisenhower and Montgomery press ahead as U S bombers strike Wilhelmshaven Emden targets. Soviet advances near Rostov Kursk and Stalingrad trap tighten. Hitler imposes universal labor service as Germany faces manpower gaps. Draft projections suggest a large mobilization, with debates over ages and deferments.
Observers saw the Casablanca conference dampening a proposed Nazi peace offensive. Reports suggested Hitler might seek a compromise peace via Spain, withdrawing from Western Europe while keeping gains in Poland, Russia, and the Balkans. Roosevelt’s Natal visit underscored South American unity with the Allies.
Canberra reports Prime Minister John Curtin announcing Australian war casualties totaling 23 692 killed or wounded? 9 059 known prisoners and 12 371 wounded with dates tracing back to early 1941 North Africa operations under General Wavell. New York hosts Pearl Buck who warns against political domination and a fascist world order seizing peace in the name of world governance. She notes leaders foresee a global military power and world organization.
Gen MacArthur’s forces consolidate for the push to clear New Guinea as reports claim American casualties far lower than Japanese losses. Bombing concentrates on Lae with Ballale airfield now a target. Japanese airmen shot down while U S planes return safely.
A preliminary Agriculture Department report on 1942 farm subsidies shows corn and wheat farmers receive the largest benefits, with cotton farmers smallest. Wheat payments total 133 million, corn 188 million, and cotton about 79 million. the era of cotton leading payments ended after 1932.
A House naval committee report cites charges of interference by the army and navies with war production. PR Chairman Donald M. Nelson says he directed that 55 percent of the rubber program be pursued as rapidly as possible, amid vigorous debate and accusations of sabotage.
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