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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1943
Page
5
Ration details outline stamps for coffee sugar and shoes with valid dates through March and June. Fuel coupons show numbers 3 and 4 with 90 and 80 gallon limits, and canned goods restrictions begin March 1 with tire and gasoline coupon deadlines. A quoted Hazlitt line about youth and immortality appears amid the notes.
Sudbury friends praise James M. Ogilvie for real estate experience aiding his bid for assessor. A late night moon sighting draws local chatter while road refuse incidences prompt warnings from Chief Miesner. Harry Monson injured by a school bus remains hospitalized at Framingham Hospital.
Campaign supporters urge buying war bonds to finance military aid aimed at defeating the Adis. Speakers emphasize patriotic duty and collective sacrifice, citing national security and rapid mobilization as key motives to invest.
A guide explaining Anglicized and Russian pronunciations of places like Astrahan Kronsdara Rostov Cairo and how Egyptian Cairo differs from Illinois Cairo. The article discusses accent placement and phonetic tips for readers.
The notice explains filing requirements for War Ration eligibility under the Office of Price Administration. It covers filing location, submission by family and non family members, and deductions for expenses as items align with the ration schedule. Names of offices and form numbers indicate official government procedure.
The document asserts the applicant is authorized to apply for War Ration Book Two for all listed family members or others in the household, confirms they are not in institutions or armed forces subsistence, and states that no other ration books exist for these individuals. It includes a declaration of truth signed by the applicant or agent.
Cambridge reports Judge Frederick W. Fosatk died today at his Medford home. Middlesex Superior Court officials Judge Jesse Morton and Judges Walter Collins William C Giles and Edward Hannity announced the death this morning, halting all Middlesex courts briefly during the notice.
Mount Athos on the Aegean Sea is famed as a male only enclave with no resident women for centuries, serving as a spiritual retreat area for monks and a landmark in religious tradition.
Recipe notes muffins made with cranberries and berries. Mix shortening sugar milk eggs and flour with Rumford powder and salt, fold in cranberries, fill greased tins two thirds, bake at 400 F for about 25 minutes yields twelve muffins.
An editor discusses turning plain camp gear into a practical set of simple, foldable projects. It outlines making a folding table top, a wood firewood tote, a trash container from baskets, and a wood stove setup with a barrel hoop handle, plus finishing advice for soft wood and safe ventilation during painting.
A collage of wartime riffs and gossip notes features soldiers misbehaving in a Casablanca hotel room and a claim that a president was seen by a frightened lookout. It mixs racy slang, a WAAC letter, and jokes about rationing and fashion while urging support for bonds.
An urgent notice warns individuals to file Massachusetts income tax returns due by March 1. With limited help and a rising filing volume, all taxpayers with total income over 2000 or any taxable income must file. Penalties of five dollars per day apply after the deadline. Return forms should be sent to the Massachusetts Income Tax Office at 470 Main St. Pittsburg, with payments by check payable to the Commonwealth.
The readable fragment discusses liberty and national independence as related but distinct concepts, noting that liberty may be a source while independence is a necessary condition. It attributes the sentiment to a figure named George, though full context is unclear.
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