Probate Court Notice in Acton Massachusetts
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court in Middlesex County notes a petition in the estate of Charlotte Hall of Acton. It states the administrator is sought to be appointed without bond and invites interested parties or their counsel to appear in Cambridge Court before 10 o clock, February 28, 1941, to object or file due process for fitness.
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Mmonwealth
Massachusetts
Dlesex
F. Hall
Sai County
Acton
Gaid County
Prakanad
Loving P. Jordan
Royal Lindbergh and Bullitt Testify on Lend Lease Policy
The article reports on U S congressional hearings where Charles Lindbergh stressed delaying war and expanding armaments while urging a strong two ocean navy and planes. Former French ambassador Bullitt supports all-out aid to Britain, warning Britain’s fall would threaten U S shores, with Roosevelt backing the policy.
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Bullitt
Bloom
Roosevelt
United States
England
Aioe
Actu 3
Japan
V. Samar Ae
Britain
Germans Take Hold in Northern Italy amid unrest and Nazi gains
The report, radio sourced from Belgrade and confirmed by the New York Times, says three Italian generals were shot by Nazi troops as part of street battles in Milan and Turin. It claims Italy nears collapse under Mussolini and Hitler, with Germans tightening control in Albanian and African theatres. Meanwhile, a dramatic scene unfolds in Annapolis as Lord Halifax and Lady Halifax greet King George V aboard HMS Hood and the Potomac, the visit drawing quick, tense reportage.
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Italy
Belgrade
N. Y. Times
Yugoslavia
Greece
Albania
Mussolini
Hitler
Milan
Turin
Germany
Lady Clrfax
Britain
Annapolis
Lady Halifax
Potomac
Lord Halifax
Arbor
Foreign Jottings of Scotland Maud de in Me
Maud de in Me section recounts Scottish curiosities and brief social notes from Edinburgh and Glasgow. Snippets cover personalities, local events, and daily life with concise, period tone and light topical detail.
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Scotland
Romania Treads Between Factions Amid Nazi Pressure
The piece notes Romania’s instability with Antonescu and Sima claiming Hitler’s official favor and Jews facing attacks by Iron Guard elements. It warns that Romania could become a German supply base, stressing oil and wheat as critical to Nazi war aims. It cites three sources predicting a future invasion of England within 60 to 90 days, possibly in May or March, with American aid needed to build ships for the coming conflict.
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Italy
Mussolini
Hitler
Romania
Antonescu
Sima
Antonese
Germany
Balkans
England
Ronald Cross
Lord Halifax
U.S
Ogdensburg
Baron von Werra
Atte
Maynard Sport Corner Looks for Recreation Support
The Maynard sport column notes a quiet winter with a dwindling hockey schedule though Hud son Hockey club shines in playoffs at Nitchburgh Arena led by Rene Aho and Lennie Ollila. Scholastic teams from Trudson high and St. Casimir's show partial revival while Maynard seeks a dedicated hall and stronger fandom to sustain youth intramurals and local bowling and basketball efforts.
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Cochituats
John Maskiewicz
Armer
Burt Coughlan
Fred Daley
Repecky
jChick Mortis
Winwicz
Maynard
John Pozarycki
Winter Sports Schedule Postponed In Waltham
A day of winter sports for Maynard Girl Scouts at Cedar Hill in Waltham was postponed due to weather and rescheduled for next Saturday February 15. Troop 3 hosted a Valentine party at Miss Dorothy Marsden’s home. Troop 6 leaders Jean Davis and Jean Tucker will lead a Valentine party at the town house Friday evening with Mrs Bollen Sheridan and Mrs Alan Palmer serving as guests.
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Maynard
Cedar
Hill
Waltham
Dorothy Marsden
Dbllen’ Sheridan
Alan Pailmey
Troop 6
Jean, Davis
Jean Tucker
Lost deposit book notice from Suffolk Savings
According to law notice is given that Deposit Book No. 43099 has been lost. Payment is requested by W. S. Smith Asst Treasurer of Concord Savings. The notice is dated February 41 1942 in Wass.
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Eeddlesex Institution For Savings
W. S. Smith
Asst
Treas
Concord
Wass
Detroit Actor Kalish Lands 20 Week Radio Contract
Americana Detroit reports Charles J Kalish 23 signs a 20 week contract at 200 dollars weekly for a radio show in Detroit. The next day he boards a train for Caunt Custer in a disrupted heading toward a uniformed private role. Hollywood notes Paul Barrett, the first film actor drafted, played a Nazi stormtrooper in a war picture and received marching orders.
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Detroit
Charles J. Kalish
Caunt Custer
Hollywood
Paul Barrett
Community notices from Concord church group meetings
Concord area notices outline the Evangelical Free Church youth group meeting at Ruth Hanger’s 459 Main Street to study Joseph Exalted. Weekly prayer and midweek missionary meetings are planned at the homes of Alfred and Mrs Madsen Barrett’s Mill road and at Robert and Mrs Carson Commonwealth Avenue. Edward Varley of Fielding Street has moved to Camp Edwards Bourne to join the 68th Coastal anti aircraft battery. Gordon Goton of the Reformatory staff welcomed a daughter born February 1st in Waltham. Mice Algeo on Virginia Road substitutes as first grade teacher at Sargent School Guaniteville for five weeks.
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U. P. S. of Evangelical Free Church
Ruth Hanger
Main Street
Joseph Exalted
Alfred Madsen
Barrett's Mill Road
Robert G. Carson
Commonwealth Avenue
Edward J. Varley
Fielding Street
Foxt. Devens
Camp Edywards
Bourne
Archie. Goton
Reformatory
Gordon
Waltham
Mice Algeo
Virginia Noad
Sargent School
Guaniteville
Concord-CMS girls fall to Lexington at Hunt Gym
Concord high school girls basketball coached by Miss Miriam V Clark lost two games at Hunt Memorial Gym last Thursday afternoon to visiting Lexington. The varsity sextet struggled on offense and defense in both contests, failing to keep pace with the visitors and suffering two defeats.
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Concord
Miriam
Clark
Hunt Memorial Gymnsiim
Lexington
Concord Girls Fall Short in Bench and First Team Actions
Concord lost 26 to 11 with Katherine Varley as high scorer. Captain Helen Soberg and teammates Anna Denisevich Midired Berlied Virginia Retiolt Virginia Kinsman Frances Reese Marjorie Williams Mary Hetcher also played. Second team lost 24 to 16. Jean Walker scored half of the Ideals' points.
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Katherine Varley
Concord
Helen Soberg
Anna Denisevich
Midired Berlied
Virginia Retiolt
Virginia Kinsman
Frances Reese
Marjorie Williams
Mary Hetcher
Jean Walker
Susar Servais
Leona Hanlon
Wide Murray
Alice Ryan
Elizabeth Philbrick
Margaret Damon
Jear Brothers
Ruth “Davis
Lois Fredenbourgh
Miss Clark
Belmont
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