Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1943

Page

7

Probate Court appoints administrator for John Pinolelito estate

Massachusetts probate notices report that John Pinolelito also known as John Anderson died in said county leaving estate to be handled. Petition seeks appointment of John Avitch of Maynard as administrator with appearances due before ten o'clock in the bridge endon on the thirteenth day of July 1943. John C. Leggat first judge and Loring P. Jordan register preside with dates June 24 July 1 8.

Tits In Ess John C. Leggat Loring P. Jordan Register

Bride Linda Weisberg Muda Weds Harry Simon in Rahway

Harry Louis Simon, 22, a merchant from Wisconsin, wed Linda Weisberg Muda of Malden Massachusetts in Rahway Municipal Building. Details of families Fritz and Jéeatine Archibre are noted as part of the ceremony. couple will notify others shortly.

New York Harry Louis Simon Ae Sugar Bolton Abe Seag Park Rahway Linda ‘Weisberg Muda Malden Mass Ayer Simon Fritz Tre Simon

Probate Court appoints administrator for Susie B. Clark estate

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court issues citation seeking objections to Francis H. Butler of Sudbury being named administrator without bond for the estate of Susie B. Clark of Sudbury. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before ten in the forenoon on July 26, 1943. witness John C. Leggat First Judge. Register Loting P. Jordan. July 8 15 22.

Probate Court Seeks Executors for Merriam Estate

To all interested in the estate of Frank A. Merriam late of Acton Massachusetts deceased the Middlesex probate court invites written appearances. William T Merriam and Harold A Merriam of Acton request appointment as executors with no bond surety. Hearing set in Cambridge before ten o clock on the forenoon of the nineteenth. Witness John C Gat Esquire First Judge of Court this twenty third day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty three. Loring P Jordan Register July 1 8 15

Wee Uess John Q. Lekgat Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Ss. Probate Court Susie B. Clark Sudbury Francis H. Butler Cambridge John c. Leggat Frank A. Merriam Late Acton William Forendon John C. Gat Esquire Loring P. Jordan Register

Draft for Strikers and War on Coal Rationing Debates

The report details Ickes doubts on recouping coal production losses from strikes within two months and plans to supervise management of government operated mines. Roosevelt seeks draft authority for men up to a certain age, while mines would run under the War Labor Board terms. Food rationing shifts discussed as Davis pushes for broader war food control amid improving crop prospects in the Midwest.

Harold L. Ickes Ywckés Managisle War Labor Board Washington House’ Agricultural Committee Office of Price Administration Chester C. Davis Davis Hhittierto

Small Bates Men Urge Tax Free War Plant Reserves

The National Association of Small Business leaders urged Congress to allow war plant operators to establish tax free reserves to ease postwar production transition. They proposed maintaining reserves near current levels before a gradual reduction to one half of one percent.

National Association of Bates de’ “Emery Congress Io Sorank Iimery Tie Houte Naval Ittee Ae Ag Busihry Berni

Axis Alarm Grows as Salenika Bombed and Castelrosso Evacuated

Axis fears rise amid Allied bombing of Salenika Greece and Italian Castelrosso evacuation. Strategists note potential Allied moves in Egypt Syria and the Balkans as RAF and US forces press Italy softening efforts. Lancasters fly Friedrichshafen and Spezia raids before returning to Africa. Italian police arrest over 11 000 in hunt for fifth columnists.

Salénika Greece Italy Castelross Most- Pire Dodecanese Sing Egypt Syria Teeve Balkans Thropes RAF U.’S Orne Tle Friedrichs Germany Afric la Spezia Secre

Devastating German Air Raids Reported In Ruhr

Reports describe mass German air raids and heavy Allied bombing as forces massed over 1000 aircraft in the Ruhr region. Evacuation of nonessential civilians was ordered while Germany publicized air raid damage and shipping facility strikes.

Gerany Atter Ruhr Royal ‘Air Oy Nefeld Ruhr Ahd

Canada floods prompt $10 million repair plan

An official statement notes a government move to spend around 10 million dollars for flood damage repairs after recent flooding in affected sections. The announcement names Humphrey Mitchell as a Canadian figure involved in the response and mentions sweeping regulatory actions in support of relief efforts.

Russia Front Sees Jabs as Frontline Action Fades

Far front on the eastern theatre shows only localized clashes as Russian communiques report incidents in Orel Smolensk Belgorod Brye Russia and Leningrad sectors. Artillery strikes hit a enemy battalion headquarters near Sevesk in the Kursk salient while overall large scale fighting remains absent.

Orel Smolensk Belgorod Beye’ Russa Leningrad Séevesk Kursk Stalingrad Caucasus Neerman Europe

Postwar concerns loom over industry and inflation

Alfred P. Sloan Jr. warned of a five year lag after the war as pent up demand drains, urging a frank peacetime policy and tax free reserves. Vinson blocked eight cent wage hikes for 1.1 million railway workers to curb inflation while talks of pay plans for nonoperating rail staff continued. Allied air forces pressed aviation against Japanese targets on the Irrawaddy and Bangkok fronts as Burma operations faced monsoon delays.

Army Chicago Alfred P. Sloan Jr Ceremotors Corporation United States Mr. Sloan Sloan Govit Indesey Fred M. Vinson Roose Burma Chiang di Mg River India U. S

Governors Confer on Postwar Issues Adopts Adjournment Resolutions

The 85th annual governors conference adopted resolutions urging the federal government to release corn and live stock feed and condemning wartime strikes. Governors assailed federal encroachments on states and reductions in state autonomy amid federal bureau expansion.

State House notes on disability discharge and wartime insurance

Boston July 2 A drive to rehabilitate disabled veterans asks ey and naval officials to explain the nature of one ailment leading to discharge. War Insurance-Property owners and banks warned by Bank Commissioner Perry that July 1 is the zero hour for renewal of war damage insurance. Massachusetts reports lower coal stocks and a 1.13 percent June decline in the cost of living from May driven by cheaper meat butter potatoes and canned goods. 1948 outlook shows food up 31.6 percent, shelter 129 percent, and overall index 23.6 percent above 1935-1939 levels.

State House Boston W. Rea Long Naval Joseph Earl Perry Massachusetts Division of Jyne

Russian Newspapers Do Not Carry Gossip Or Crime News

A statement asserts that Russian papers are not like the vast Soviet press that included gossip, columns, comic strips or crime news, implying tighter focus on official news and propaganda.

Russia

Martins Wedde 40 Years Family Celebration Honored Couple

A Marlboro family party honored Mr and Mrs Bry Martin for their fortieth wedding anniversary held Sunday night on Grant Street. About 20 guests attended and presented a purse of money. the presentation was made by their son Raymor.

Marlboro Bry Martin Grant ‘Street Raymor

Harvard Brewing Proposes Six Month Earnings Figures

Harvard Brewing Co reports for the six months ending March 1948 a net income after tax and charges of 10.3 cents per share on 98 cents per share stock outstanding. Subsidiaries contribute to the overall earnings while accounting for the tax provisions and related charges. The report notes earnings per share of 4 to 28 cents range in the period.

Harvard Brew Yey Acura Harvard Brewing Co Berre

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wall Herbert &. Ames Nner Olly Nou Hasate Harry ‘Simon Wis New York ‘City Elven Middlesex’ Institution For Savings J.W Ballon Treas Concord Union Wim Mmerican Southwest ‘Pacific Czar Axis Wacassar Te En Jasin Canada Humphrey Mitchell Fidel ‘Éaministrati Coleness Velt Suen Martins Wedde Pally McKesson & Robbins Tn Soretone Mother Gray Parente Kale Qaiye Yodora Ribe Sila Foote Eiderige Joe Hotel Wo Zulies
Search Courier

Search the Concord Enterprise Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Concord Enterprise?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication