Defense on Estate of Susie Clark in Sudbury County
The defense of the estate of Susie Clark is noted in Sudbury County. Francis is named as administrator survivor of Sudbury in the court file and a bond is not shown. An appearance is required before Judge Leggat at ten o clock on July 25, 1943, with Loring P. Jordan as registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie
Clark
Francis Er
Sudbury
Pridge
Falion
John C. Leggat
Salid Court
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Probate Court notice on Mary Louise Parmenter Sudbury
Probate Court in Mass announces a petition for probate of a will or estate of Mary Louise Parmenter of Sudbury. Sherwood Carfield of Sudbury requests appointment as executor without a surety bond and objects must be filed by the return day. Judge John Leggat presides. Register BE Jorce officiates.
Local Notices and Staff Changes Highlight July Events
Fire drill at Central Station moves to July 22 with Captain Friel and Cambridge Chief on hand. West Medford residents celebrate a 1929 wedding anniversary at Timi tarian Church. Recent births include Joh Clarke son of Dr. and Mrs. Gates and Jacqueline Yvonne Bellanger born June 28 at Emerson Hospital.
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Clark V
Hattgils Susie
Central Station
Gedrze H. Friel
Seta
Cambridge Fire
Seag Ce
Will
Em‘ern Hospital
Paul.p. Gates
West Acton
Joh Clarke
Gates
U.S
Jacqueline Yvonne
Albert Charles Bellanger
Carlislé
Emerson Hospital
Allied Air Forces Shift Strategy in Pacific and Europe
The report notes a changed Allied approach after sustained attacks in the Solomons and non stop bombing campaigns over Europe. It highlights RAF and U S Air Force actions as part of a broader reorientation of strategic operations.
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Pacific
Solomons
Raf
U. 3
Air Force Rocke
Europe
Cat in Teams Travel Rumors Highlight MLB Pace
The report notes teams traveling long distances this year with an average mileage well above past norms. It cites major league schedules and travel demands as contributing factors to increased distances and altered routines for players.
Probate Court Notice of Will Claim for Frank A Merriam
The Probate Court of Massachusetts invites all interested in the estate of Frank A Merriam late of Arlington County to respond to filings alleging a last will and codicil presented by William T Merriam and Harold As Merriam of Acton seeking appointment as executors without bond. Objects or appearances must be filed by ten o'clock in the forenoon on the nineteenth day of July 1943. Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge. Register Loring P Jordan.
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Féréneoni
John C., Leggrat
MacARTHUR Attacks Advance in Pacific Fronts
Allied forces press in the Solomon Islands and New Guinea with landings on Rendova and New Georgia. They shell Munda air base and push toward Salamaua. Woodlark and Trobriand islands are taken. Japanese air strength exceeds 1100 planes repelled. American losses include 17 men and several ships damaged.
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South Pacific
Solomon Islands
New Guinea
U. S
Rendova
New Georgia
Solomons
Munda
Huon Gulf
Salamaua
Woodlark
Trobriand
Ameréaix
Europe and Subsidy Policy Shake in Washington and Warfront
The Commodity Credit Corporation bill bans subsidy payments except to producers, ending retail rollbacks on meat and butter and extending CCC authority by 750 million dollars. Meanwhile Allied air forces strike Axis targets across Europe and the Mediterranean as invasion plans shape up along the Greek coast.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Congress
Pri
CCC
Europe
Germany
Ruhr
Les
Walter Speers
Mediterranean
Sicily
Greece
Balkans
Grécian
Flood of hogs forces market pullback and calls for restraint
Government and industry representatives urged farmers to limit hog shipments as large numbers flood principal markets. Officials promised price support for 240 to 270 pound pigs at 13.75 dollars, but buyers paid less due to heavy receipts and labor shortages. Packers warned they may limit operations without more grain to ease the corn shortage.
Gasoline Shortages Forecast by Ickes As Pipeline Nears
Secretary Harold Ickes warned that completion of a large oil pipeline in the Middle West and declining California production may tighten gasoline supplies in those regions soon, while the East faces no relief. He noted U S consumption remains heavy and that pipeline completion could free tank cars for oil moving east, though Eastern declines may worsen civilian use.
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Middle West
California
Harold Ickes
Ickes
Alticasts
Swan
Middlewest
Mississubi
Miners Plea and War Production Shortfall Reported
Secretary Harold Ickes urged 150000 miners to return to work as 400000 others already did after a wage concession. The report notes wartime production shifts affect aircraft ships and navy vessels, with U S and British plans scaled to 93 to 95 billion dollars while the War Production Board says output may reach about 75 billion.
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Harold Ickes
Pennsylvania
Washington
Ickes
Theupifa
Worle
Brehon Somervell
Somervell
Bps
U. S
War Production Board
Churchill Warns Allies to Persist in Peace and War Cooperation
Prime Minister Winston Churchill urged continued cooperation between the United States and Great Britain for security in peace and war. He touted Allied gains, noting 30 German submarines sunk in May and ships built at a seven-to-one rate. He also referenced WPA history, stating unexpended funds totaling 130 million dollars were returned to the government as liquidation neared.
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United States
Great Britain
Winseae
Churchill
WPA
Industrialists join two day Army amphibious training at Edwards
Executives from Massachusetts Associated Industries will visit Camp Edwards July 28 29 for a two day military program. They will ride barges observe air maneuvers test equipment wear khaki and participate in mock war exercises with the Amphibian Command under War Department supervision.
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Edwards
Otts
Associated Industries
Massachusetts
Boston
New Haven
War Department
Anne
Otis Field
Alee
Army
Pattereen
Gene
Alexander
Y. Surles
Roy W. Smith
Camp Edwards
Ea Warfare
Pat
England
China Beds Japs Back See-saw Warfare in China
Chinese forces recaptured a large section of Owchihkow on the Yangtze river driving the Japanese from the great basin they threatened to overrun. American airpower, under General Clairnauld, aided the counterattack in southeast China, focusing on Japanese locomotives and heavy equipment. Japanese offensives at Swatow were checked as Chinese troops regained key positions at the port on the Kwangtulig coast.
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China
Yangtze River
Americdtrait
Clairenault
Ee ‘Phoe Swatow
Swatow
Kwangtulig
Highlights of the Week's News and Interruptions
The report notes Capt Bawaba Rickenbacker visiting the Russian front and mentions problems with a vegetable oil product failing in feed. It also cites corn refinery shutdowns due to a complaint by executives warning about corn supply. A brief reference to limited service availability and political mention by Rep. is included.
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Bawaba Rickenbacker
Comnstarch
Aif
Wallace Jones Feud Deepens Over War Materials Pact
The Wallace Jones clash widens as Wallace accuses Jones of slow action on abroad material deals. Jones retorts BEW handled only 5 percent of purchases and demands congressional inquiry, while both argue over separate lands and agency delays.
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James F. Byrne
Henry Wallace
Secretary of Commerce
Jesse Jones
Wal‘Jate
Jones
Eee
Walace
Board of
Eco- Warfare
BEW
Wallace
BBW
Witfire
Congress
BRW
Jace
Plasma transfusion hailed as lifesaving breakthrough
The article describes plasma as a plasma fluid used in transfusions, explaining its role in preventing red cell clumping with citrate, allowing blood to be stored for days. It notes plasma’s ability to remove harmful substances from blood and its potential for long term storage and global shipment via the American Red Cross.
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American Red Cross
Onion Prices and Transportation Costs Policy Mentioned
The document notes price adjustments may add up to 1 cent per pound to cover transportation and hauling costs when these expenses are actually incurred. The text appears garbled with incomprehensible phrases and stray letters.
State House weighs single auto plates for 1944
Massachusetts officials warn that 1944 single registration plates may be impractical to manufacture in time. The WPB policy to retire 1942 plates and rehab others is being kept. Legislators debate the 360 compensation and broader cost of living concerns.
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State House
Boston
Wiliam FP
Spbell
Registry of
Pvetor
Massachusetts
Campbell
Amy
Toni
New England
Gay
Cold Weather Aid Prompts Poultry Growers to Hoard Fuel
The war era notice from the State House in Boston Massachusetts urges poultry raisers to set aside coal orders for heating chicks. Oscar F Ostby deputy administrator for War explains a plan to reserve 45 000 tons of coal to support chick warming from next month through May 1 1944.
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Bostom
New England
Oscar’f. Ostby
Sibletiot
Draft quotas cut as married men await August draft
The notice describes a shift in draft policy restricting August quotas to about half the usual street total. It notes many married men aged 18 to 45 whose jobs will excuse or delay service. Local draft boards are expected to finalize curtailments by month’s end, affecting preparation for the August cycle.
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Binet
al Tabaa
Mas
Neighbor’s Neighbor: A Curious Creature Mystery
A fragmented snippet describes a neighbor and a horse in a puzzling scenario. The text hints at a misunderstanding or unusual interaction involving a local resident and an animal, prompting curiosity about the next details.
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