Probate Notice of Will and Codicil for Augustine B Conant
Massachusetts probate court in Middlesex County notices a petition for probate of the will and codicil of Augustine B Conant. The court sets a forenoon return date for objections and appointment of an executor with surety. Readers may file objections or consult their attorney by the specified date.
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Mmonwealth
Massachusetts
Dlesex
Augustine Bi Conant
Probate Court citation for George F Lynch estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court cites all interested parties in the estate of George F Lynch late of Boston deceased. Julian M Fenner of Maynard appointed administratrix without a bond invites objections or appearances by Feb 25 1944 before ten o clock in the forenoon at Bridge Court witness John C Leggat First Judge dated February 8 1941.
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Maasach
Lesex
George F. Lynch
Julian M. Fen
Maynard Ig
Bridge
Conservation urged to reuse shipping containers in New England
William P. Homann of the War Production Board urged industrial plants and wholesalers in New England to conserve and reuse fibre shipping containers. He called for multi uses, careful opening, and proper handling to extend container life, with dealers in major cities distributing used containers and the Materials Redistribution Dept listing sale options.
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William P. Homann
War Production Board
New England
Homans
Boston
Park Sq
Telephone
Devon
Shire
Probate Court Notice for Elien H Knowlton Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court in Middlesex invites objections to a document claimed as the last will of Elien H. Knowlton of Acton. Ed gar H Hall of Hopedale seeks appointment as executor with surety. Written appearances must be filed before ten o'clock on February 28 in the forenoon.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Elien
H. Knowlton
Acton
Edgar H. Hall
Hopedale
Worcester
Free Press Guard Of Free Country Urges Vigilance
Norman MacDonald, executive director of the Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers Associations, told the Massachusetts Press Association that the free press is essential to democratic control of government. He criticized federal housing projects as wasteful and warned of looming congressional probes into Public Housing Administration activities in New England.
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Boston
America
Norman MacDonald
Massachusetts ‘Federation of ‘Taxpayers’ Association
Massachusetts Press Association
Hotel Kenmore
New England
MacDonald
Mnit
Taxpayers’ Federation
Citigen
Citstem
de Bsar
Old Testament Now Routinely Original In Native Country
A note states that the Old Testament is being revised and released in its original language in its native country, signaling a shift toward authentic linguistic presentation and accessibility for local readers.
Bradford May Seek Spot on State Ticket
Middlesex County District Attorney Robert Bradford is discussed as a potential gubernatorial candidate. Republicans from across Massachusetts weigh his strength in Middlesex and the party direction as they plan for the fall election led by Roosevelt on the Democratic ticket. A formal decision is expected within two weeks.
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Glancy News Service
Middlesex
Cambridge
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Guv Leverett
Sultenstall
Lodge
Horace T. Cahill
Senate
Jarvis Hunt
House
Rudolph King
Politt Pond
Middlesex Club
Boston
Roosevelt
Middlesex County
Bradford
Teen Gang Rape Case Raises Human Trafficking Alarm
Police report an alleged gang rape involving a teenage girl in a country location. Authorities vow to pursue justice, while advocates urge rapid investigation and survivor support services.
Stability in shoe rationing outlook from OPA
Washington reports shoe rationing remains steady at about 25 million pairs monthly with no plan to tighten beyond May 1. Leather shortages persist as Army needs rise, and synthetic materials may aid civilian footwear. OPA cites 10 million pairs to be released under a stock sale limit and notes local boards may issue special stamps to ensure two wearable pairs per person.
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Washington
OPA
Wnt Opa
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Concord Stoneham Five Defeat Concord Stoneham Five
Concord Stoneham High defeated Concord High 43 to 26 at Hunt Gymnasium with Wally Macone and Wally Venti leading scorers. The Concord Seconds won 21 to 12 behind Rene Beaudoin scoring nine.
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Winchester High
Enberg
Bate Viecees Gatkinson
O'Rourke
Covreee
Conco Putnam Ig
Eli Ig
Steer
Dee
Beaudelart
Thomas
Ane. Cae
Stoneham
Stonehain High
Oncord High
Hunt Gymnasium
Wally Macone
Wally Venti
Oncord
vThe
Concord Seconds
Rene Beaudoin
Minghella
Mercer
Truesdale
Concord Crowe
O'Grady
Aneebees
Persomn
Fitzgibbons
Tgenemas Po
Omas
Harris
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