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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1945
Page
7
The notice requests the appointment of Herbert Ruotsala as executor in Cambridge County. It states the executor should file bond and an appearance in court by ten in the forenoon on January 1945. The citation bears the date December 19, 1944, signed by Judge John C. Leggatt and Register Loring P. Jordan.
Massachusetts probate court cites all interested parties to object to the will of Anna Saaréla, late of the county, with an executor may be appointed without bond. Written appearance required at Cambridge before ten o clock on January 10, 1945, per citation from Judge John C Leggat and Register Orring P. Jordan. Dec 21 28 Jan.
A loss notice states that a deposit book has been lost. The document mentions a claimant and payment due to Ww Ballou, an assistant, with uncertain spelling and incomplete details.
Concord High School begins a busy week of practice under Coach John J. Watson as it prepares for the league opener Friday at Wakefield. The Middlesex County League welcomes a new school this season.
A libel has been presented in Middlesex Court by Maria D. Wuorio seeking a decree of divorce from Olavi Wuorio. The petition requests alimony and support for the child, with a sentencing term in a Federal Penal Institution as part of the proceedings. Objections must be filed by the fifteenth of February. Judge Jesuire presides, with Clerk Lori e Jordan acting as register.
In Middlesex County Massachusetts a petition seeks appointment of Rose Barros as administratrix of Manuel nine ged late of Acton deceased. The petition alleges no surety on her bond and invites any objections by interested parties by a stated deadline before the First Judge of the county court.
Reading shows a 1945 entry from Concord Massachusetts about a payment record by J W Ballou as assistant. The brief note dates January 2 1945 and references a stopped pension or tax term.
Mr and Mrs Nathan Ho Me Dowell announce the birth of a daughter on December 24 at Emerson hospital. Elks Lodge No 1478 will meet January 8 at 8 o'clock with Exalted Ruler Forbes presiding. Reverend Edward Perry Daniels hosts open house at 28 Walden Street. Ladies Union of West Concord Union Church holds first meeting of the year at 2 30 at Mrs Warren A Rice 3 Laws Brook Road. Margaret OLoughlin recovering from a broken arm after a fall near her Chestnut Street home. Mr and Mrs Joseph W Bulger have returned from their wedding trip and will live at 26 Sudbury Road. Town wide listing of all 20 years of age restarts in Concord and Fonene under the supervision of the board of registrars with two tasers per precinct.
Middlesex probate court bids Remick S Ferguson of Bent Maryland be appointed administrator of Carrie Edna Wherfena Acton estate. Interested parties may object by filing a written appearance in Cambridge before the tenth day of January. Witness John C Quire First Judge and Loring P Jord clerk.
A fragment references J W Ballou as assistant moderator and notes dates in December 1908. It mentions Perines Lee Institution for savings and assigns roles and dates, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
The New England Trust Company, as trustee, petitions the Middlesex County Court for guidance on whether a ten dollar legacy to Augusta Georgia's Children's Hospital should be paid to the Children's Hospital Association or another entity. It seeks instruction on shares and disposition to the charity, with a hearing set for January 8 1945 and a response deadline.
A disrupted gathering near the union hall drew attention as farmers reported banner protests over crop yields. Organizers condemned the treatment of workers while officials pledged a review.
The report recalls a German counter offensive led by Von Rundstedt on the western front reminiscent of Ludendorff's 1918 gamble. U.S. troops push to blunt the drive as Patton's First Army meets stiff resistance in the Saar and Colmar pocket, while Himmler reinforces home front resistance.
Amid a fierce debate charges allege the lay tent reorganization of the State Department places the House of Morgan in a influential position on foreign policy. Senator Connally says Roosevelt administration policy lacks formal signoff and reflects broader pressure to boost production and farm support.
Court actions target seven operators over excess income tied to war material transport. Firms reported profits around 28 dollars on 31 million in business with ships signed to British supply needs. Some firms refunded portions while others refused, arguing rates were standardized and recognized by the British.
The forces press the Japanese toward a shrinking perimeter in the Philippines. Mindoro landings opened air bases for carrier ships to batter Luzon while Leyte operations blocked pathways, as General MacArthur drives a three pronged push to squeeze remaining garrisons.
Mrs James Snodgrass of Ti reports the delivery of a two pound premature baby boy at their farm barnyard days after an earlier mishap. Mr Snodgrass says the infant came as a surprise to both parents, with relatives noting the tense moments before the birth.
Postwar planning unfolds as Senate and House committees develop a program for peacetime employment in labor and agriculture. A Montana committee led by Senator Murray backs annual expenditure estimates for employment with federal match if private capital flows are stimulated. House hearings in Chicago address bolstering postwar agriculture, farm credit needs, surplus disposal, and trade barriers.
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