Probate notices and savings officers in Middlesex area
Probate notices list interested parties in Massachusett County cases for Brackett and Parmenter Sudbury estates with filing deadlines in August 1943. The Middlesex Institution for Savings annual meeting elects officers and lists corporate trustees and directors.
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Middlesex Station
Concord
Massachusetts
M Rx Institution For Savings
Samne
Hoar
Thomas Todd
Hennig
H. “Moore
Aenes Todd Hred
A. Tower
Stedman Buttrick
E. Russell Davis
Ihael Hoar
Horace’ F. Tittie
Stedman Butt
Probate Court Seeks Executor for Sudbury Estate
In Middlesex Massachusetts Probate Court a petition seeks probate of a will for Margaret Jennings Hark late of Sudbury. Lynn, as proposed executor, asks to be appointed without surety. Objects must file by August 19 1949 in Cambridge. first judge Jordan Regist. P. 2.
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Sher- Garfield
Sudbury
Saia
John
Leggat
Cambridge
Wittess
Jon
Legrat
Esquire
Allies push Sicily as FDR and Churchill seek surrender
Western newspaper notes coordinated Allied drive in Sicily with FDR and Churchill pressing for Italy's capitulation while MacArthur reports gains in the Pacific. The piece mentions gas lane reforms and farmer concerns amid the wartime home front.
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Churchill
Italy
Sicily Struggle Rages as Allies Close on Messina
Allied forces push on Catania as Montgomery's 8th Army nears Catilia port 55 miles from Messina while Patton's 7th Army advances toward Vizzini. Paratroops drop behind Axis lines near Catania amid heavy fighting and supply concerns loom.
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Sicily
Berhard Montgomery
Catalia
Messina
Presidenti Velt
Churchill
Great Plains
Catania
George S. Patston
Vizzini
Montgomery
Augusta
New Guinea Victory Jolts Japanese Base Mubo Falls
Allied forces closing from all sides envelop Mubo as MacArthur led a Pacific offensive. American troops landed east of Nassau Bay then pushed inland to sever Japanese supply lines and trap the garrison near Salarridua. The capture marks a significant advance in the New Guinea campaign.
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Mubo
Salarridua
New Guinea
MacArthur
Nassau Bay
Mibo
Miibo
Cam
Ele
War Food Distribution Plans Cut Civilians Shares
War Services announce further ration cuts over the next year with civilians receiving about 70 percent of canned vegetables and soups and 53 percent of canned fruit juice. Total canned vegetable and soup supply expected at 262 million cases. civilians share about 61 million fruit cases and 24 million for services.
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WPA
Mexico resumes debt payments amid war boom
Financial update notes improved conditions from war stimulus as Mexico resumes payments on 15 national debt issues excluding Tehuantepec rail bonds. Total Mexican debt stands at about 1.2 billion dollars with back interest. In December the congress approved settlements on U S claims except expropriated oil properties.
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Étriments
Mexico
U. S
Navy doctors claim influenza vaccine shows promise
Navy physicians report serums and vaccines tested on mice show about 90 percent success, signaling progress in influenza research. The Journal of the American Medical Association states germ spreading by bombing is not a practical offensive weapon. The first of 199 new barges for oil tanker service departs Boston for southern loading with ADGEE Cedet noted.
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Navy
Minettias
Journal of the
Asheritan Medical Aisdotation
Aptig
Boston
FDR Cabinet Reshuffles amid Economic War Criticism
The article describes presidential moves including Jesse Jones’ removal from operations of Economic Warfare and Leo T. Crowley’s appointment as property custodian and chair of the FDIC. It notes Wallace resignations, the OPA reassignments, and Maxon’s withdrawal amid critiques of policy and a proposed grade labeling plan targeting brands.
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Pinigtey
Presselt
Henid
Jesse Jones i
Wallace Pmes
Leo T. Crowley
Operty Éustodian
Federal Deposit Insurance
Cornellott
Wallace Land
Srit
Jones Copgerg Lene
Office of Istration
Attrneys
Lou A. Maren
OPA
Maxon
Chester Bowles
New York
Brown
Detroit
Mich
Cattle Marketing Gains Trimmed by talks of ceilings
Marketing of cattle rose amid Washington talk of price ceilings on livestock to curb speculation and spur liquidations. Government plans to modify hog prices to discourage heavy feeding also cited. Calves remained scarce while hogs and sheep bolstered overall meat demand. Farm spokesmen packers and raisers bitterly contested ceilings under the current wholesale pricing system.
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Washington
OPAS
Banks Reach Record Investment In Government Securities
Banks show strong war finance push as investment in government securities climbs to about 16 billion dollars, led by 90 of the nation’s largest banks. The rise reflects a significant increase from prior totals with several institutions reporting multi billion dollars in holdings and total securities around 1.7 billion dollars.
Great Britain Discusses Postwar Seapower Challenges
British postwar discussions weigh seapower needs and naval strength after conflict. Analysts note American sea dominance presents strategic pressures and require adjustments in fleet planning and alliance roles.
State House criticizes costly tax bill law for cities
State Tax Commissioner Henry F Long warns that 1944 municipal budgets must fund a new law requiring detailed tax bills listing every parcel and structure plus assessed values. Mayor Glynn of Haverhill says administration will cost about 3500, prompting calls for immediate surveys on space and staff needs to avoid delays and extra expenses.
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State House
Boston
General Court
Henry F. Long
Focal
Selaw
Albert W. Glynn
Haverhill
Loh
Alcohol Tax Case Sees Bartolini and Commissioner Charged
Saray Bartolini of Break Neck Seuaeoro faces federal charges for operating an unregistered liquor still with intent to defraud the United States. Commissioner William G Rogers is charged as an accomplice. Bartolini pleads not guilty claiming he operated the still but did not own it. Bail set at 2500. The case notes the concealed still, hidden behind a swinging shelf in a concrete wall.
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Saray Bartolini
Break Neck Seuaeoro
Lees Prem
1Con Saree Uy
Wiliam G Rogers
United States
Bartolini
Hils
U. S
Joseph M. Ion
Ciaeiea
Massachusetts Employment Service reports record wartime placements
The Massachusetts Employment Service announces 1049 more aid cases and a peak month for placements. Director Powell notes a surge as workers shift to war industries and many first-time entrants join the labor market, with 10 225 women placed and total national placements reaching 123 168.
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Powell
Employment Service For
Massachusetts
Mik Cabot
Armed’ Services
Casey Industries
Theor. Ie
U. Bm
Seatac Nal Rae
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Myttie M. Brackett
Said County
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Arlene DB
Maynard
Said
John C. Leggat
Johng P. Jordan
Register
Mary Louise Parmenter
Mass
E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Pink‘ham
GREA
Ane
EbrPon
Western Wewspaper
Polenta
Ita
Western
Stratsport
Australia
Petroleumt Administration For War
WAP
Middlewest
Norris
Russia
Giants
Belgorod
Gres
Battlefeld
Oréf
Red
Eneir
Pacific
Canada
FDR
Bright Boy
Stafford LeRoy Tewin
Fort MeEnroe
Bae Des Ag
Great Britain
Long
Anthony Bartolini
Seathboro
Isingle
Mogene Wolcott
Stanley
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