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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1944

Page

7

Probate Court notices of estate filings in Massachusetts

Notices from the Probate Court for Middlesex and Worcester counties announce probate filings. Names include Francis Bowditch Morse Llewellyn T Fullerton Giuseppe Gangemi and Acton resident Ethel M related to actions for allowance or appointment. Return days are in July 1944 with appearances required before ten o clock.

Ethel M Acton Massachusetts Giuseppe Gangemi Guiseppe Congemi Said County

Petition to relocate Concord Road in Acton Middlesex

Petition by Acton inhabitants to alter Concord Road now called Cemetery Road requests relocation north westward 1000 feet from New Haven Hartford tracks. Massachusetts Middlesex County Commissioners adjourned June 14 1944 set view hearing August 11 1944 2 30 pm Acton Town Hall with Sheriff to notify interested parties by copy of petition order Acton Enterprise publication and two posting sites.

Concord Road Middlesex County Commissioners Acton Concord Renformersy Cemetery Road Haves Hartford Arthur W Lee Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex County of Cambridge Frederic L. Putnam

Weekly News Analysis on Oil Marketing Advancements

A brief overview examines global oil marketing shifts as Allied forces advance, citing sources from the Newspaper Union analysis. The piece notes contextual influences on pricing and supply during wartime reporting.

Hedgerow Battle in Normandy and Allied Push Across Fronts

The report details hedgerow fighting against Nazis in Normandy, Allied advances in northern France, and losses such as Brig. Gen. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. It also notes Soviet and Allied pressures on Germany, Pacific campaigns including New Guinea, Saipan, and Guam as U.S. forces tighten grip along coasts and stepping stones toward Japan.

Normandy Bernard L. Montgomery Concentra Ton Quentin Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Jr Teddy Normandy Battlefront Russia Germany Italy Reich Pacific New Ginea U. S Guam Saipan New Guinea

Fourth Term: F D R Willing for Another Term

The article reports Franklin D. Roosevelt signaling willingness to seek a fourth presidential term if the people demand it. He frames duty as a "good soldier" in pursuing a swift war end, durable peace, and economic prosperity. News bureaus abroad note the front page impact.

Lee Franklin D Roosevelt U. S Berlis United States

DIPLOMACY: Good Neighbors Secretaries Hull and Padilla Talk Trade

Hull and Padilla outlined cooperation to move goods to Mexico and support its economy while reducing bolstering railway tech and equipment. They pressed to ease trade barriers to aid Mexico’s development and joint economic growth amid postwar plans and oil resource talks.

Mexico U. S. Sec. of State ‘Cordell Forquiél Padilla U. S Roosevelt Camacho Hull Padilla

Draft policy ties future draft to war progress

Selective Service Director Lewis Hershey outlined that induction may target all men under 26 and 26 to 29 not in essential industries, depending on the war’s course. Officials reported 4,217,000 Americans classified 4-F and urged civilian health clinics with private doctors, while migrations from 1940 to 1943 shifted populations toward the south and west, with Arizona Florida Nevada rising and New York declining.

Selective Service Lewis Hershey U. S U.S South Arizona Florida Nevada Montana North Dakota South Dakota New York

Fashion week notes show faint bustle revival in New York shows

A subtle revival of the old-fashioned bustle appears in New York fashion shows this week with small bulges and bow shapes on after dark gowns and cocktail outfits. Cocoa availability rises as 667000 bags of cocoa beans from Africa arrive, supporting the Brazil crop outlook.

New Yorks Africa

Bumper Crops Expected Across U S Farms in 1944

Agriculture department reports strong yields with wheat near 1.128 billion bushels the all time high. Corn expected to reach about 2.98 billion bushels marking a top tier in U S history. Ferosene and soybeans near record levels and dry peanuts and potatoes set for notable acreage.

U. S The of Agriculture

Grain movement stalls as war drains manpower

War manpower shortages slow grain handling causing long delays in unloading. Kansas Oklahoma and Texas hold over 22 million bushels with a six month outlook to move crops, longer than the usual 60 to 90 days. Colorado faces shifts as terminal logjams emerge though farmers deny field shortages.

Kansas Oklahoma Texas Colorado

Birth day anniversary for Mrs Ada Sandwell in Concord

Mrs Ada M Sandwell of 7 Thoreau street marked a birth day anniversary last Monday. She is a native of England and has lived in this country for many years. Mary B Finigan of 21 Everett street sold her land at the corner of Walden street and the Concord turnpike. Martha Dee and her brother Norman, children of Mr and Mrs James W H Dee, are on vacation in Uxbridge. St Bernardis parish library opens this week on Tuesday and Friday evenings. Mrs William M Shedden of Nashawtee Hill, wife of Dr Shedden a lieutenant commander in the U S Navy, is on the annual gale committee at Wianno where she is spending a vacation.

Ada M. Sandwell Thoreau Street Sandwell England Bury Road Mary Mary B. Finigan Everett Street Walden Street Concord Turnpike Martha Dee Norman James WH. Dee Uxbridge St. Bernardis Parish William M. Shedden Nashawtee Hill Dr. Shedden U.S. Navy Wianno

Wallace G Strathern Analyzes Sales Mastery Principles

At the Concord meeting Wallace G Strathern delivered a comprehensive talk on sales skill. He stressed three core ingredients hard work sales personality and understanding and application as essential to achieving top results. Attendance reached eighty members and five visitors.

Wallace G. Strathern Lee Alcoffey Goce Pata Avians Walter Miller

Local Navy, Cadet, and Family Notices Enter Week

Boatswain's Mate James Finch of Main Street is assigned west coast. Miss Johanna Aho enjoyed a vacation from the Assabet Mill main office. Stanley Bondalevitch, an instructor of cadets in Alabama, is visiting his brother Barney Bondalevitch of Main Street. Mr and Mrs Louis Lalli of Glendale Street spent the weekend with their son Robert working at Sparhawks Hall in Maine. Mrs Joseph P Dineen, wife of the Board of Selectmen chair, returned from Mount St Marys at Hooksett NH. Staff Sergeant William McInnes, son of Mrs Nellie McInnes of Glendale Street, is home on an eight day furlough from Fort Knox Kentucky. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for acts of kindness after a bereavement signed by Mrs William Holly and Family.

James Finch Biswie'c Seawatik Pfe Stanley Bondalevitch Alabama If Thrrough Barney Bondalevitch Main Street Louis Lalli Glendale Street Robert Sparhawks Hall Maine Wiliam McInnee Nellie McInnes Fort Knox Kentucky

Petition to Sell Estate Real Property In Middlesex

In Middlesex County a petition seeks license to privately sell real estate belonging to Vanderbelt Green of Verona New Jersey. Interested parties must object in writing by August 7 1944 and attend the court in Cambridge for the hearing. Witness John Squire First Judge and Loring P Jordan Clerk.

Commonwealth of Middlesex Vanderbelt Green Vanderbilt Green Verona New Jersey Cambridge John Squire P. Jordan

Massachusetts Probate Court Notice Fragment

Fragmentary probate notice from Middlesex County Massachusetts appears in a damaged form naming Leggat and piecemeal oblique references to the year one nine hundred and rarities.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Leggat Lori Register

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