Legal appearance notice in Court of common pleas
A judicial notice calls for an appearance in court before ten o clock on the twelfth day of February. The document names John C Leggat Esquire as judge and P Jordan as register, dated January twenty second of the year one thousand nine hundred forty. The filing is to be in the court of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Leggat
Esrat
Said
Pee Joring P. Jordan
Register
John. C. LeBeat
Sald Court
Witkihes
Congress
Béthhouse
Senaté
Russa
Salla
Estate matter in Herman Chaplin probate filing
Fragmentary probate entry for Conny deceased, listing court actions and dates. Mentions agent P. Jordin and a filing window at the court on a ninth day in February, with references to first appearance and object filings.
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Herman Chaplin
Probate case notices in Jam e s Maynard will matter
Wealth misweife Hilsette aged 88 appears as interested party in probate of Jam e s Maynard. Court calls claims between twenty eighth and thirty first inclusive. Objects must be filed by attorney before ten o clock on the return day. (January 1, 1900 era notice appears)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misewife Hilsette
Jame Os Maynard
Melino
Congress Budget Battles and War Aid Debates
In a sweeping weekly column, Joseph W. LaBine analyzes Congress debates on defense spending and budget cuts, detailing proposed money for national defense, military programs, and executive offices. He notes opposition from House and Senate committees, threats of pork-barrel cuts, and a push to raise funds while avoiding new taxes. The piece also surveys global tensions as Britain, France, and Finland face threats, with Sweden’s volunteers urged to defend Finland and Italy warning of imminent war.
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House
Agriculture Department
National Resources Planning Board
Office of Government
Executive
Maritime Commission
Hdjise
Army
Net
Harold D. Stark
Mat
Harry Woodring
House‘military Committee
Georgia
Carl Vinson
Congress
Idaho
William E. Borah
White House
Senate
Creek Park
Vic
Jack Garner
Germany
Sweden
Netherlands
Belgium
Russia
Scandinavia
Italy
Balkans
Rome
I Duce
Britain
Trendy wind shifts drive labor act revisions across nations
A Gal lap poll shows 53 percent favor Wagner act revision, 29 percent oppose, 18 percent unchanged. U S exports to December reach 358 million, largest in 8 months. Britain pauses barter with U S over cotton rubber. Ontario legislature criticizes Canada’s war leadership. Japan curbs silk to sustain export flow.
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House
Gallap
U.S
M. Mac
Britain
Canada
Ontario
Retirement planned for North Carolina congressman Doughter
In Washington North Carolina congressman Robert L Doughter announces he will retire December 31 at the end of his current term, citing private business needs. In London Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain tells the commons Hore Belisha was dismissed for being too energetic.
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Washington
North’ Carolina
Robert L. Doughter
Aia
London
Neville Chamberlain
Commons
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Fragmented query on historic elections and disasters
The reader submits a garbled set of trivia items and political notes from a historic page, including vague references to a major fire, a flooded region, a stalled “safe zone” debate, a Louisiana primary jail moment, and market categories. Details are unclear, but the text preserves names like Earl K. Long and James H. Morrison amid noisy multiple choice prompts.
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Taranto
Shizuoka
Japan
Tanganyika
Honduras
soRepn Davies
Joseph ‘C. Drew
Rio
de Eel
Louisiana
Smes A. Noe
Earl K. Long
James H. Morrison
Sam Houston
Jonene
New York
Stoi K
Fragmented OCR Political Snippet With Confusing Phrases
The readable lines show garbled text about elections, runoffs, percentages, and stock figures. Notable names like Jones and Shizioka appear amid corrupted phrases, with scattered references to votes, candidates, and public sentiment.
Disasters in Turkey Deepens as Quakes Hit North Central Regions
A sequence of earthquakes and floods devastates northern central Turkey and the flooded western plains. At least 30 more deaths reported last December with 1,500 additional fatalities. a second quake in the Nigde district kills 50 and injures 160. France and Britain aid Ankara with loans to keep Dardanelles open, prompting Turkey to ban US tobacco imports, hurting American growers facing export losses estimated between 60 and 70 million dollars.
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Turkey
Nigde
Ankara
Turkéy
Dardanelles
U.S
Mock Warfare Mock invasion drills on Caribbean coast
Readable fragments describe Barbara troops awaiting a navy land assault by 8,000 men while the Caribbean Sea buzzed. Marines, troops and about 20 warships of the Atlantic squadron staged a mock war exercise near Safita with southward movement reportedly tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sati
Gannett enters presidential race as 1928 GOP intrigue grows
Frank Gannett announces his bid for the Republican nomination, aiming for New York’s 92 convention votes amid a crowded field that includes Taft, Dewey and Bridges. Wendell Wilkie tests waters with business support as Roosevelt mobilizes for a possible third term. Ohio and Florida delegations weigh loyalties. National nominating committees prepare dates and sites as both parties shape their bids.
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Frank
Indiana
Gannett
New York
Manhattan
Thomas BE. Dewey
Wendell L. Wilkie
Commonwealth & Southern Corporation
Paul Nystrom
Limited Price Variety Stores Association
Ike
Wilkie
Franklin Roosevelt
Florida
Claude Pepper
Ohio
Roosevelt
Ushers Win Over Newton By 44 37
The Peoples Theatre Ushers overpowered Our Lady's Alumni 44 to 37 on Thursday night in Newton. Fred Daley and Red Kopecky led with 30 points, while Joe Columbo and others contributed solid floor play. Chick Morris led the losers with 15 points, aided by Frank Meriwatt’s long shots.
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Maynard
Peoples Theatre
Istory
Our Lady’s Lumni Five
Catholic League
Spafhiows
Our Lady's’ Life School
Newton
Fred Daley
Red Kopecky
Ibri
Joe
Chick Morris
Midi City
Frank Meri Wat
Ouy ‘Lady’s
Fis
Caltimborf
Lubin’ If
Kopecky
Zapareski
Marian
Newton xi
Cee
Neem
Concord Youth Makes Mark In Boston YMCA Track Meet
Eugene Kelley of Bedford Street placed third in the two mile feature at the Boston YMCA track meet last Saturday, with a 60 yard handicap. Joey Sheehan of Concord anchored his relay team to a win over Boston's quartet. The piece notes school and local team ties, including Lawrence Academy and Middlesex School, plus nearby sports and social mentions.
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Eugene Kelley
Bedford Street
Boston
Leslie Pawson
Kelley
Concord
Joey Sheehan
Iow
Worcester Academy
Bob’ Awson
Lawson
Fielding Street
The
Lawrence Academy
Thomas Dee
Jaffrey
Mhey
State Armory
Henry Keyes Wang
Spi
Greater Boston
Middlesex School
Andover
Brooks
Arteria
Ree
Kei Reynolds
Shan
Sudbury Hosts Bridge Club At Goodman Hill Road Home
Mrs Anne Buxton entertained the Saturday Evening Bridge club with guests Mr and Mrs Arthur R Howe at her Goodman Hill Road home The Sudbury Taxpayers Association led by President Richard F Piper seeks new members During a cold wave the town clock stopped and Harry F Gleason repaired and restored it to running condition
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Anne Buxton
Goodman Hill Road
Arthur R. Howe
Sudbury, Taxpayers. Association
Richard F. Piper
Harry F.gleason
Overheated Furnace Threatens Home In Acton
Fire responders answered a call at 6 45 a m Wednesday to Eugene H White residence in South Acton. They found an overheated furnace that could have caused severe damage. A water shortage in the heater is blamed for the trouble.
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South Acton
Eugene H. White
West Acton Church to Host Commonwealth Quartette
The West Acton Baptist Church will host a vesper service Sunday at 6 P.M. featuring the Commonwealth Quartette of Boston, with Maxell Elliot tenor Robert Allany soprano Nelson Raymond baritone and John Callahan bass. The page also notes skating parties by the Intermediate and Senior Christian Endeavor circles and a Middlesex Local Rally with Dr. H. Cox of Philadelphia. Services Sunday include Sunday School at 9:45 Morning Worship at 10:45 and vesper at 5 P.M. with the quartet.
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Commonwealth’ Quartette
Boston
Maxell Elliot
Robert Allany
Nelson Raymond
Baratone
John Callahan
Christian Endeavor
Montague Skating Rink
Karolyn F. Wilde
Senior Christian Endeavor
Fort Pond
Whitcomb Cottage
Commonwealth Quartette of
Pretty Acton Center Wedding With Ring Ceremony
A wedding was held at the home of Faul P Gates in Acton Center last Saturday for the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ftrick P Gates and Joseph L Deering of Revere. Rev Arthur H West of the West Acton Baptist Church officiated with ring ceremony. Bridesmaids included June Kimball. best man was Robert Deering. Judith Gates and Janet Flagg were flower girls. The bride wore a rose toned dress and carried a bouquet of rose buds. Mrs Ida Costello of West Acton played violin before and after. Guests came from Revere Pepperell Brighton Somerville Cambridge Boston Rahway NJ and Acton. After a brief honeymoon the couple will reside in Acton Center.
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Faul P. Gates
Ftrick P. Gates
Aéton Center
Joseph L. Deering
Joseph F. Daan Z
Revere
Arthur H.westd
West
Acton
June Kimball
Pepperell
Brighton
Somerville
Cambridge
Boston
Rahway
N. J
Acton Center
Petition for administration of Hinchliffe estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex ss PROBATIS COURT. To all persons interested in the estate of Jane Hinchliffe late of Maynard. A petition prays Helen Hinghliffe of Maynard be appointed administratrix without bond. If you object, appear in Cambridge before ten o clock in the forenoon on February 9 1940. Witness Judge John C. Legent First Judge. Loring P. Jordan Register January 24 31 February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth’ of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Ss. Probatis
Jane Hinchliffe
Maynard
Helen Hinghliffe
Sata
Cambridge
John C. Legent
Loring P. Jordan
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