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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1943
Page
5
A partial probate notice fragment names Edward C. C o executor and cites Cambridge jurists and a court appearance date. The text references an examination in forenoon on the tenth day, December 1948, with witness notes and judge signoff. The fragmentary material hints at a will and estate administration in a county court.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice asks interested parties to object to the petition for probate of the will of Melvin L. Guptil late of Lbury. The court sets a return day and requires appearance by ten o'clock in the forenoon on January 19, 1943. Judge Leggat signs with Loring P. Jordan, Registrar, dated February 4, 18.
A fragmentary report indicates Sudbury’s State Guard unit held a weekly drill at the Armory. The larger floor area compared with Lower Town Hall attracts more volunteers as townsfolk increasingly join the unit.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts notices a petition in Norfolk County for the estate of Jonathan Davis Son of Acton deceased. Fo Rath A Locké of Braintree and Alta L. Wight of Quincy administratrices request a new bond. parties may file written appearance in Cambridge Court before 10 AM February 26, 1943. Witness John Leger, Esq., Register. February 3, 1943.
The Middlesex Probate Court issues a citation in the estate of Isghelle Dockerty late of Jaymard gald County deceased. Alice May Collins of Westfield Hampden seeks appointment as executrix with surety on her bond. Objections must be filed by February 23 1943 in Cambridge. Judge John C Leggat signs the notice with Register Loring P Jordan.
A Western Newspaper Union weekly release summarizes regional events and notices. The snippet hints at republication or brief notices from Western states, with typical items including local milestones and community updates.
Organized labor including AFL CIO and United Mine Workers pressed Roosevelt for relief from rising living costs. John L Lewis demanded a $2 daily coal wage hike effective April 1, while the War Labor Board and James Byrnes weighed whether to raise the Little Steel ceiling, risking broader price stability efforts.
The piece outlines proposed wartime tax changes including a March 15 deadline for 1942 incomes and a plan to double tax collections for 1942 and 1943. It notes a pay-as-you-go withholding system to come later and discusses a war effort to mobilize farm labor, possibly via a civilian or military farming corps. It mentions ongoing Soviet gains and German setbacks on the Eastern Front, with reference to Rostov, Novorossiysk, and Kursk.
A wartime report praises merchant seamen for frontline service on the seas, comparing their heroism to U S armed forces in the war’s first year. It notes losses and fatalities among merchant mariners and highlights their critical role in sustaining supply lines.
Fragmentary text references dividends in war bonds and a president, but the readable portions are garbled. The item mentions paying dividends in war bonds and a national effort, with missing specifics on event, date, and names.
Washington reports air forces of the 12th U.S. Army sank or damaged fifty four Axis ships in North Africa. Details on locations and exact outcomes remain sparse as wartime notes summarize air superiority and inflicted losses.
Reports describe Finland facing dire conditions as the war drags on. Public anger rises after Goering’s statement linking the Russian campaign to broader crisis, while Romania’s losses in Russia reach 330,000 killed and about 650,000 wounded or captured.
British report steady RAF attacks target Lorient in Brittany and other U-boat hubs. Night raids also strike cities with submarine parts plants including Essen Düsseldorf and Cologne while Italian industrial centers see bombers hitting aircraft engines sites.
The article reports Farmers bloc claims that the War Price Administration saved billions for farmers through price controls. It references statements alleging end of 1943 savings totaling $7.4 billion or about $2,130 per farm, based on reduced operating costs under government controls.
The piece discusses Eden's North Africa plan, urging French internal reforms and reconciliation with Britain. It notes a five man commission in Algiers to restore officials, and mentions a memo tied to Eisenhower. It also references wartime civilian butter rations as context.
Fragmentary notes describe foxes and bears with unusual color patterns such as black fur with white tips and red or cinnamon tones. Mentions Sinan Peters and Ledger WU Features, but details are fragmented and hard to interpret.
Readable fragments reference a coronation era item worn by an individual. The text mentions a long train and ornate fabric details, suggesting ceremonial attire.
Mrs Dove of Sudbury will stand for a three year Public Welfare term. Mrs Clark will withdraw and agree to continue until her term expires in one year.
The King of Oyo, head of the Yoruba, steps into public view in Mort. A beaded veil covers his face as he wears royal attire. Report notes he has 400 wives and about 600 children.
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