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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
7
A fragmented legal notice indicates an administrator dealing with an estate. It references an appearance before a judge and a return date in 1943 with a register entry dated June 24 and July 1. The text names John C. Seegat as First Judge and Soring P. Jordan as Register.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court invites interested parties to appear regarding the estate of Elmer R. Smith. Mary Woods of Sudbury prays to be appointed executrix. objections must be filed before the return date of the court.
The Tees family welcomes their youngest child born recently aboard the Cape site. The baby is named and both mother and son are reported to be doing nicely. The father is away on duty about a year in service.
Massachusetts Middlesex PROBATE COURT cites interested parties in Orion O Ames estate Sudbury for objections to the trustee's fourth and fifth accounts. Written appearances must be filed at Cambridge before 10 am on July 9 1948. Witness John C Leggat First Judge Loring P Jordan Register. June 24 July 1 8.
A petition in Middlesex Probate Court requests probate of a will allegedly by Frank R Peters also known as Frank Reed Peters late of Acton. The First National Bank of Boston and Margaret J Peters of Acton seek appointment as executors without surety on bonds. Objections must be filed by July 2 1943. Court witnesses J C Leggat and Loring P Register noted.
Western Newspaper Union reports a stepped up Chinese military campaign against Japan and a Pantelleria victory that may set the stage for a broader Allied sweep in the Mediterranean. Farm output plans mention doubling production.
The capture of Pantelleria is described as a key Allied milestone in the Mediterranean, signaling control of eastern west shipping routes and clearing paths toward Sicily and Sardinia while softening Axis defenses and shaping future continent operations. News notes Rostrum Robins relief for farmers, with Donald M Nelson promising doubled farm implement production and scrap of last year’s concentration program.
The Argentine government cancelled radio facilities used by Axis-linked embassies and nationals to send coded messages. Officials said the move improves relations with South American neighbors and the United States while signaling a broader policy realignment. The report notes connections between Argentina and Allied cable networks and hints at strategic communications changes.
U S Department of Agriculture data show winter wheat output near 501.7 million bushels and spring wheat about 226.9 million, with total around 730.5 million. Drought in the Great Plains and wet Eastern weather press on winter wheat, while spring sown areas benefit from moisture. 1943 output would mirror long-run averages.
The article notes President Roosevelt nominating Rear Admiral Thomas Co. as commander of joint military operations in the Atlantic and Pacific theaters. It also mentions the draft status of Valetin, author of Out of the Night, who is listed 1-A after publishers announced his illegal entry hold.
Hearing testimony centers on a potential renewal or repeal of the wartime profit recapture statute. Government officials estimate the statute saved the nation billions, while industry witnesses describe its impact on war production and call for limits on the profit cap.
Russian and Soviet air forces clash as Nazi and Soviet planes battle over the Rostov and Leningrad regions. German raids yield heavy losses while Soviet forays claim hundreds of planes shot down in renewed aerial combat.
The bill would keep war plants and mines running with penalties for strikes or aiding them. It sets a year imprisonment and a $5,000 fine for those who do not carry out the regulations or conspire to aid a strike in a government operated plant.
The article notes Baruch as adviser to Byrnes War Mobilization Director, with Baruch’s national resources experience valued for closer government executive cooperation. It discusses food distribution figures and loan programs under war crop and wheat policies, with references to the AAA and War Food administration.
Sunday services begin at 10 and weekly readings proceed each Wednesday at 7 45 pm at Reading Road Church. Hours are 12 to 4 pm on weekdays. The sermon will feature Christian Science passages and Isaiah 40 9. Mary Baker Eddy quotes appear in the Science and Health.
A fragment describes an ancient method using a knotted rope to tell time. As each knot burns away, the clock marks hours such as one o'clock, two o'clock, and beyond.
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