Probate in Hattie L Goodnow case in Essex County
Notice of a probate proceeding for Hattie L Goodnow filed by P Davis of Waltham seeking appointment as executor with bond. Appearance required before Judge John C Leggat on May 10 1943 at the court in Essex County. Register John P Jordan records May 20 27 June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Davis
Waltham Jmnty
Sonia Tie
Dewerdge
John C. Leggat
Said ‘Court
Thousand Ning Hundred
Johng P. Jordan
Register
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Margaret S. Bruyn
Margaret Stearns Bruyn Jale
Sudbury
Sai County
Elizabeth B. Stevens
Cambridge
John
Leggat
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Isong
Auta Andrey Sedselnik
Andrew
Sidelnik
Harry’m.lewin
Iainen
Ator
Pathentey
John’ Co. Leggat
Loring P. Jon
Sudbury Preschool Parents Meeting Announcement
A notice from Sudbury invites parents to a preschool meeting at the Sudbury office on June 2 at 2 p.m. Dr Moynihan will attend. Children expected to start at the first table are particularly invited. transportation may be arranged if needed.
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Sudbury
Moynihan
Sinter
All Sudbury
Battle on War Bonds Snape Lost Deposit Book Notice
Public notice reports lost Deposit Book No 44408 in Middlesex Massachusetts with payment stopped. Probate Court of Massachusetts cites Elizabeth B Stevens and Andrew Sedselnik in Sudbury for probate of wills and appointment of executors with appearance dates in Cambridge and Sudbury in May and June 1943.
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Middlesex Institution
J. W. Ballou
Asst
Treas
Concord
Mass
Attu Victory Draws U.S. Closer to Tokyo
Weekly news analysis notes Attu victory edging U.S. toward Tokyo while flood damage threatens food output. Discusses Lewis AFL bid and Churchill vow to bomb Japanese cities, summarizing wartime tensions and strategic stakes.
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Attu
U.S
Tokyo
Lewis
Churchill
Attu Defenders Death Stand Amid Japanese Alarm
Tokyo grows closer to defeat as Attu Island’s last defenders fight a final stand. Allied columns converge on Attu from opposite shores trapping Japanese forces on the island’s northwestern end. News from Washington signals strategic gains and increased air pressure as Japan warns of retaliation if Siberian bases are used by the United States.
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Nippon
Attu
Aleutian Islands
Washington
Tokyo
Germany
United’ Nations
Russia
Siberian
United States
Flood Disaster Hits Midwest Farm Belt Across States
Floods from the Mississippi spill into southern floodplains inundating farms and towns. Emergency crews struggle as waters rise threatening crops in May rains across Missouri Kansas Arkansas and surrounding areas.
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Mississippi River
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Gioné
Deifians
Missouri
Kansas
Plans to avoid clothing rationing in wartime
WPB and retailers announce a plan to boost production of essential clothing and textiles while revising practices to ease industry pressure. Officials say rationing could be avoided this winter and perhaps indefinitely with public support. Churchill vows Britain and the United States will press the war against Japan with allied air power and continued joint efforts.
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War Production Board
Washington
WPB
Japan
Hitler
United Nations
Winston Churchill
Congress
Britain
Co Americ
Churchill
Ai Aera
United’ Nations Haet
Siderit Roosevelt
Himwee
Wi Lefeat
Choe
Russia
AFL to Lewis Came Back Home and Peace Price
Uncertain move by John L. Lewis seeks AFL regional reentry after split with CIO founder. William Green signals orderly consideration as Ruhr bombing era shifts attention to war fronts and industrial targets.
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AFL
Lewis
John L. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Perent
William Green
Green
CIO
Crabs and Gasoline Make Headlines In Week’s News
The week reports a landmark: Americans will commercially can king crabs from the Bering Sea for the first time. An OPA ruling says no extra gasoline for vacation trips this year, barring use of 8 and 0 cards. Estimates from the high command put assets and losses for the wartime effort, with figures on prison and wounded. Edward Cushman of the War Manpower Commission notes the plant schedule pressures.
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Bering Sea
the Interior
Harold L. Jekes
Alties
Greeves Tenisia
Henry Forts
Ince
Edward L. Cushman
War Manpower ‘Commission
Gas Crisis Spreads to Middle West and Atlantic States
Price Administrator Prentiss Brown orders a full loan lease ban across twelve eastern states and eight schools in West Virginia amid an OPA push to curb gasoline use. Ickes signals tighter controls may follow and new AAA measures could be imposed to ration fuel.
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Atlantic Sea
Prentiss Bi
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Necticut
New York
New Jerseaware
Pennsylvania
Mary- Md Virginia
West Virginia
OPA
Heag
Petroleum Barn
Harold L. Ickes
Food Conference Outlines Postwar Agricultural Goals
The food conference at Hershey, Virginia outlines postwar aims including continued agriculture, relief, tariff reduction, and better nutrition. Raul H. Appleby, acting chair of the American delegation, says 44 governments offered cooperation though no binding agreements were made.
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People of Food Conference
He Ores Va
Ates
Raul H. Appleby
Farm Implements: Bigger Output Ahead
The War Production Board approved 1944 farm machinery output at about 80 percent of 1940-41 levels and unlimited repair parts production. A farm-to-farm check by the War Food Administration seeks exact item needs for each farmer. Paul Henry of WEA's production equipment ranch announced the plan while WPB chair Nelson commented on concentration and capacity limits.
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War Production Board
War Food Admin
Paul Henry
WEA
Nelson
WPB
Red Army Presses Forward Amid Moscow Talks Amid Axis Push
Reported talks in Moscow between Ambassador Davies and Premier Joseph are linked to renewed Allied aims as Soviet forces press a major Axis bridgehead. cibed with fighting surrounding a key city as Axis operations intensify. Canned foods and food value notes imply wartime rationing influences.
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Eyen
Joseph
E. "Davies
Moscow
Red
Postmaster Cy Restrictions Regulating Parcel Mail
War department announces necessary approval by officer for parcels sent by or for same person. Parcels must conform to weight and size limits, with five pounds and 86 inches combined length and girth maximum. Requests read aloud at A P O hearing. envelopes ignored if facsimile. Perishable matter prohibited. no parcels by individuals via First Class Mail beyond eight.
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Frank
A.P.O
Fragmentary note on military service processing overseas
A partial OCR fragment mentions armed forces overseas and an approved request. No clear names, dates, or actions are readable. The text lacks context to determine the exact notice or public action.
Chinese Cities Glow Under Air Raid Warning Signals
Chinese cities remain brightly lit at night as civil defense systems track approaching bombers and issue warnings at least an hour before air strikes. Citizens urged to support the war effort by buying bonds.
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Free
China
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