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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1943
Page
7
In probate court a petition to appoint an administrator for Susie B Clark deceased has been filed. Objections must be filed by ten o'clock in the forenoon on July twenty sixth, 1943, with appearances in Bridge Court. Judge John Leggat presiding. Register P Jordan noted.
Massachusetts probate court invites objections to the will or probate of Mary Louise Parmenter of Sudbury. Garfield of Sudbury petitions as executor without bond. appearance required by noon on August 19, 1943. Judge and register dates listed.
State Health Commissioner Dr. Vlado A Getting works with federal officials to finalize plans for joining a national program aiding wives of servicemen with prenatal and postnatal care. Proceedings include coordination with the U S Labor Department and Massachusetts Medical Society to ensure hospital costs are covered through state and federal channels.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court issues notice to all interested in the estate of Margaret Jennings Harkness of Sudbury. A petition to probate a will purporting to name A Flanagan of Lynn as executor without bond requires written appearance by August 19 1943. Filing details appear in Cambridge.
Reported German attacks at both ends of the central bulge aim to trap the Red Army from behind. Russian dispatches note early gains near Belgorod as Nazis back advances with tanks and aircraft and deploy a new larger tank. The bulge reportedly extends 85 miles west despite claimed German successes.
Congress ends its session with pay-as-you-go tax rules in place and about 130 billion dollars appropriated. Roosevelt given leeway to cut retail costs via subsidies while lend-lease and trade powers renewed. Wage limits set at twenty five thousand dollars. coal mine walkout prompts anti-strike legislation. Senate rejects higher coin ceiling and crop insurance repeal pursued.
General MacArthur leads a 700 mile arc of operations as American forces press Munda and Salamaua while Japanese ships are sunk off New Georgia. In Europe Allied air and sea actions intensify with raids on Athens bases and Crete reconnaissance.
The report shows a two billion dollar rise over last year with total income at 008,000. Marketing contributed 6,412,000 while other payments reached 000,000. Gains stem from larger returns in securing crops tobacco poultry and eggs as well as broad gains across commodity groups amid year-round food demand.
Reports from wartime Washington outline Allied production momentum with 115000 aircraft built since the outbreak, 112000 annual capacity, 175000 large calib gun total, over 1.5 million machine guns, 6 million rifles, 25 million rounds of ammo, 6000 tanks, 7.6 million trucks, and 70000Repotr combat tats. In Fontana California a new steel mill, West of the mountains, rises as a major production complex built by Kaiser with Bethlehem and Republic Steel backing, costing about 83 million dollars and financed by the RPC.
The big mail order firms Ward and Roebuck posted larger June sales this year than June 1942. Ship builders’ union officials discuss yard worker adjustments as the labor board reviews history. Ice cream makers report corn syrup and corn sugar shortages affecting ingredients.
Estimates from the War Meat board indicate hog slaughter is up about 26 percent from last year with pork meat output rising, while cattle slaughter declines around 40 percent. Calf and lamb butchering are down and overall meat production faces a mixed trend amid equipment and demand shifts.
Government agencies push to aid women shoppers with full fashion stockings and domestic supply. The War Production Board allows spinning of material to ensure hosiery manufacture while restricting certain wool and thread use. Alaska Chinook salmon harvest is reported as the drive shifts to larger yields.
Sir Kingsley Wood, Britain’s finance minister, said taxes took about 40 percent of all private income in England last year. The report notes proposed increases in public health spending and new syringes for syphilis tests funded by a state health department program.
Massachusetts Farm Labor Committee plans to recruit a corps of farm workers to harvest crops at peak in October. Communities will register workers across occupations to aid market gardeners fruit cranberry and potato growers. Governor Saltonstall lauded Norfolk County youths aiding farm labor efforts and about 3,500 workers have joined statewide programs.
The article outlines wartime shoe standards and distribution, noting sturdy 2-plier models for civilians and Allied troops. It mentions the importance of proper jar sealing for home canning and references Herbert Lehman’s administration and treasury measures to aid civilians in occupied or threatened areas.
Fragmentary report describes variable star observations with unclear measurements. The text mentions a time span of 18 days and an unusual distance estimate likened to miles and a factor of 168 between the earth and the moon.
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