Probate Court Notice in Annie Koski Case Framingham
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court asks interested parties to object by March 15 1943 to appoint Frederic Hilton of Framingham as public administrator for Annie Koski also known as Annie Koskinen late of Medford deceased. Court in Cambridge urges appearance by 10 am on citation return day February 16 1943. Loring P. Jordan Register. Feb 25 Mar 4 11
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Massachusetts
Annie Koski
Annie Koskinen
Mayd
Said
Frederic Hilton
Framingham
Probate Petition for Edward G C Pearns Will
Probate of a document claimed as the will and codicil of Edward G C Pearns of Cambridge in the county. The court is asked to appoint an executor without surety and objectors or attorneys must answer by Feb 10 1943. Witness John C Leggat, First Judge, February 8 1943.
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Edward GC. Pearns
Mayd
Court Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esre
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Water District elects Taft to replace Powers at annual meeting
Sudbury elected William Taft to the Water District Commission replacing James H Powers who moved to Needham at the annual meeting. Moderator John Hall presided and the body voted to extend the water main on Concord River about 250 feet to the Everett Haynes property recently purchased by Miss Buckingham, contingent on obtaining necessary materials.
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Sudbury
William Taft
Water District Commission
James H Powers
Needham
John ©. Hall
Concord
Everett Haynes
Buckingham
Sudbury Suffrage Meeting and Local Horticulture Notes
Fourteen names were added to the voting list at the Sudbury board of registrars. Layman's day was observed last Sunday at the Methodist Church with a large audience listening to Mr. Sudcleffe urge temperance. Ralph EB Hawes, greenhouse owner, may win election. Ice Follies at Boston Garden drew local youth interest, with winter plans possibly continuing stunts.
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Jagt
Board of Regists
S. Sunny
Methodist Church
Sudcleffe
Prmckly
Sudbury
Ralph EB. Hawes
Boston Garden
Petition for new bond in Richardson estate case
Massachusetts probate court summons Ruth A Locke and Alta L Wight as administratrices for Jonathan Davis Richardson of Acton to file written appearance by February 26, 1943 in Cambridge. Citation issued February 3 1943 by Register P Jordan.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Ruth A. Locke
Graintree
Alta L. Wight
Quincy
Norfolk
Jonathan Davis Richardson
Acton
Cambridge
John
Leggat
Squire
Pudge
P. Jordan
OES Opposes Increase in Farm Showdown in North
United Nations invasion of Europe continues while Western group OES opposes a farm policy increase. Analysts note shifting ground as editors caution on broader implications.
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OES
Pesalen
United Nations
Europe
Transition to Full Scale War in Tunisia Predicted
The article notes expectations of a rapid Allied push into Tunisia with Eisenhower's elevation signaling centralized command. It cites Stimson predicting heavy casualties and Axis forces cleared from Tripolitania, while the Eighth Army advances south along the coastal road to meet Rommel's counterattack, with Montgomery ready for renewed combat.
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Turuisia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
of Stimson
Tunisia
Tripolitania
Eighth Army
Rommel
Montgomery
Parity Policy in Farm Prices Sparks Brisk Debate
The administration defends its parity stance as lawmakers study a measure backed by Senator Bankhead to revise parity upward. James Byrnes in a speech signals the government will guard current farm and food policies while aiming to boost production to cover increased costs.
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Bankhead
Akma
James” Byrnes
Byrnes
Thesadiminise
Tration
OES
Red resurgence regains ground as Russians push west
From Novocherkassk to Rostov and Voroshilovgrad the Red Army reclaims most territory lost during the German spring offensive. The line advances threaten the Caucasus and Crimea while Nazi morale collapses in occupied areas as German forces retreat.
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Rostov
Novocherkassk
Stalingrad
Voroshilovgrad
Reds
Crimea
Chantallen
Churchill’s U-Boat Report Optimistic On War Outlook
In a parliament report Churchill presented a favorable view of U-boat conditions noting Allied naval losses, shipbuilding recovery, and progress in Africa. He cited 500,000 British and American troops in Africa, and claimed Allied anti-submarine efforts and ship production surpassed losses by over 1,250,000 tons in six months. The overall tone suggested Allied strength near-term with an invasion forecast within nine months.
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Winston
Churchill
Europe
Africa
United Nations
Vote extends committee over two years amid subversive inquiry
The article notes broad public support for continuing the Dies committee work despite disagreements over methods. It cites a water penins vote of 302 to extend the committee for two more years and reports that federal agencies made 138,000 information requests while 1,600 agents consulted the committee’s files.
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Navy
Federal Bureau of In
Federal
Robert Taylor Joins Naval Air Forces in India
An official announcement states film star Robert Taylor has entered naval air forces duty in India, shifting from movie hero roles to military service amid wartime.
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Los. Angeles
Robert Taylor
Naval Air Forces
P. Wavell
India
Accanting
U S Offensive Advances in Southwest Pacific Described
report notes Guadalcanal cleared of Japanese and preparations for new offensive. Allied losses cited at about 90 000 KIA 200 sunk or damaged and 2 000 planes destroyed with major Navy air defeats. Skirmishes near Wau Mubo and Salamaua indicate ongoing push.
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Guadalcanal
U.S
Southwest Pacific
Nippon @se
Buna-Gona
New Guinea
Solo
Kolombangara
Rees
Wau-Mubo
Salamaua
Eo Ee Tempo
Deferred Draftees Face Early Summons Amid War Efforts
Public estimates show about 1,000,000 draft age men deferred on occupational grounds. Instructions to local boards seek deferment review within six months to free civilians for war work. Among the deferred, 370,000 are Class 2-A essential civilian workers, 570,000 Class 2-B essential industries, and 150,000 Class 2-D needed in agriculture.
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Sam
A Services
Army
Navy
Bases for Peace Insurance and Pacific Bases Plan
A wartime discussion notes that victory in the Pacific prompts shifting to securing bases. A subcommittee will study acquiring and maintaining naval and air bases across the region. Secretary Knox previously rejected this, suggesting lend-lease aid as a framework.
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Secretary of Navy
Knox
Iti
Teprc
France
Holland
Japan
Senate Probe to Study Food Supplies and Shortage Threats
The Senate Agriculture Committee orders an investigation into the adequacy of food supplies for armed forces and civilian populations amid rising shortage concerns. The probe aims to assess availability, distribution, and policy responses to ensure national food security.
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Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ec Ea
Coal and Rail Workers Demand Higher Wages
Amid wage talks, John L. waits mine workers press for increased coal pay and railroad brotherhoods seek a 30 percent rise for rail workers. Other wage requests exceed the steel formula of 15.
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John L
Practical Basis Urged For Postwar Advertising Drive
Reading Pennsylvania Walter D Fuller former head of the National Association of Manufacturers urged a postwar advertising push to revive consumer markets and prevent a sudden halt in activity. He warned of a looming civilian backlog and said intelligent aggressive advertising can tap the economy’s resources, lower prices and spur wage growth.
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Reading
Penn
Walter D. Fulter, Hoard
National Association of Manufactors
National Beiter
Fuller
Curtis Publishing Co
Reading Council of Civic Clubs
How to Take Yeast and Like It
The Fleischmann's B Vita min Yeast Tablets are now available in Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts and Rhode Island. They are easy to take taste pleasant and cost less than a penny per tablet. Two tablets equal a cake of fresh yeast and provide vitamins B1 B2 and other B Complex factors. Not for baking. home bakers should continue to use Fleischmann's Fresh Yeast.
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Fleischmann
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
United States
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