Auction Set For Land And Buildings in Medford
A mortgage sale notice outlines that the property, once owned by Geo Todd and later Bennett and Coughlin heirs, will be sold at auction Wednesday at 3:30 PM. The parcel lies in Acton Middlesex County with structures and an old wall along Main Street and is subject to taxes and unpaid municipal charges. The sale is conducted by Loan Corporation of Washington DC with attorney Howard V Hickey noted.
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Joseph T. D. Leon
T. Leon
Middlesex South
Aéton
Dlesex
Commonwealth
Achucetts
Desas
Ormerly
Geo
Todd
Main Street
Bennett
Mary Coughin
Coughlin
Ndre
John
Aeton
Irma M. Bennett
Tuttle
Middlesex
Mma
Lawrence Wedgpon
Washington, DC
Howard Vv. Hickey
Brennan
Councelsway
Bank records notice for duplicate book replacement
Notice by Asewhet Institution for Savings Treasurer McCleary that an application to replace Book No 6564 has been filed under General Section 26 Chapter 167. Indicates compliance and authority for duplicate book issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asewhet Institution For Savings
Sidney BE. McCleary
Puffer Road Relocation Petition Before Middlesex County
In Maynard residents petitioned to relocate Puffer Road and set new boundaries. A Middlesex County Commissioners meeting was ordered for March 2 1937 to view the premises and hear parties with notice to concerned parties via Sheriff and town clerk and published notices.
Probate Court Seeks Administrator for Selina Gilbert King Estate
In Middlesex County probate court a petition seeks to appoint Walter R. King of Waltham or another suitable person as administrator of the estate of Selina Gilbert King also called Salina Gilbert King late of Maynard. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before 10 AM on February 26, 1937. John C. Leggat Esquire, First Judge, presides.
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Ancesor Sohier Welch
Suffolk
George PB. Brown
Cambridge
Middlesex
John Cat
Hsquite
Fahey
Loring P. Jordan
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Selina Gilbert King
Salina Gilbert King
Maynard
Walter R. King
Waltham
John. C. “Leggat
Esquire
Register
Lost Deposit Book Notice from Middlesex Institution
Deposit Book No. 39262 has been lost and payment is stopped. The Middlesex Institution for Savings, Concord Massachusetts, via J. W. Ballou assistant treasurer, January 29, 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Institution For Savings
J. W. Ballou
Asst
Treas
Concord
Mass
Yangtse Dike System Extends Seven Thousand Miles
A distant measure notes China's Yangtse area with seven thousand miles of dikes protecting vast shorelines. The figure emphasizes scale of flood defenses along the river, reflecting engineering might and agricultural reliance.
Foreclosure Sale of Sudbury Lands Under 1932 Mortgage
Public auction set for March 6 1937 at ten A M on front steps of the house in Sudbury parcels 1 2 and 3 described in the mortgage to Jacob H Gruber and Martin Gruber trading as Seder and Gruber. Parcels total land with buildings bounded by Great Road Puffer's Lane and Moynihan land with plan on file to settle outstanding breach of mortgage conditions.
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Haynes
Ralph C
Sudbury
Dlesex
Commonwealth Massachusetts
Jacob H
Martin Gruber
Ing
Seder and Gruber
Maynard
South District
Politics as Business in the New Deal Era
The article compares Democratic tactics to a business venture led by James A Farley and Forbes Morgan. It notes plans for a large war chest, marketing at dinners and conventions, and a nationwide drive to maintain momentum from the 1936 campaign. It contrasts these with Republican woes under John D M Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Déal
Morgan
New Deal
James A. Farley
United
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Nation
Mr. Roosevelt
Washington
Republicans Lack Fight in Congress Says Political Analyst
The analysis argues that Republican leadership under Hamilton fails to mobilize opposition to New Deal policies. It cites weakened Senate leadership under McNary and limited House debate under Democratic majorities as excuses for the party's poor reach. It warns of dwindling Republican influence after the 1938 elections if a militant opposition does not emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. M. Hamilton
Defi
United States Treasury
Hamilton
Republican Party
Regelican National Committee
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Capitol Hill
Snell
Farley
Cine
Marlboro High def Concord High 38 to 25 in gym comeback
Marlboro High beat Concord 38 to 25 at home as Tom Kasards led with 18 points and Ray Insani added 10. Concord's Rogers topped the visitors with 18 despite Marlboro's fourth quarter burst. Marlboro Seconds edged Concord Seconds 17-15 in a tight opener.
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Mariboro
Concord High
Minutem N
Marlboro
Orange
Black
Tom Kasards
Ray Insani
Staurs Agoritsas
Brennan
Rogers
Concord
Marlboro Seconds
Mario Insani
Varsity
Gis Fis
Tfesc Rs
Iti Eee Eee
Agoritwag c
Mulveyre
Brennan I
Wiingithy Lg
Concord High Gls Fis
Azpron
Wollevns Eo
Jonés
The Great Four Med of the Ian Four Italian
The text identifies four Italians named Leon ian and Michel as members of a group described as the Great Four. The fragment is garbled and offers no clear event or context beyond the listed names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean
Leonian
Michel
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Thomas
Bradlee
Said County
Wendell N. Hay
West Power St
Cardines Pabrary
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Puffer Road
Roy B. Marsden
County of
Court House
Maynard Enterprise
Mayard
John RR. MacKinnon
John R. MacKinnon
Wiliam H. Stiles
Sherif
Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
Donald A. Lent
Patrick A. McGrath
Boston Tailor Shop
Main St. Maynard
Patrick McGuire
Said McGuire
James Moynihan
Said Moynihan
Town Road
Mary E. Moynihan
James McNeely
Puffer’s
George W. Gilman
Agustino Visocchi
Shannse Oliver
Oliver
Lucile P. Bent
Bent
McGuire
Land Registration Office
Registry of Deeds
South Registry
Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Middlesex County Commissioners
Edie
Lopi
D.C
Fe Business
Mr. Farley
Landon
Kansas
M. Insani
S.ee
Phillips
Hillel
Sentinels of Health
Hamling
LUCEN
Sunsol
Ated Ae
Smith Brothers
Smith Bree
B. T. Babbitt
Rae Pakis
Eithe
Mary, Darling
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