Probate Court notices in Middlesex County Massachusetts
Two probate notices appear from Middlesex County Massachusetts. The first petition seeks probate of a will for Susan Littlefield with John Littlefield of Medford as executor without bond. The second seeks administration for Elizabeth A. Jones of Sudbury with Newport Fisher of Sudbury named for probate without bond. Both set return dates in March and February 1944 respectively. The notices instruct interested parties to file written appearances by specified deadlines.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Prte Court
Elizabeth A. Jones
Sudbury
Said County
Petition for Administration of Miner Estate in Concord
In Middlesex County Probate Court, Owen Leander Miner of Concord is named as the estate subject. A petition seeks B. Miner of Concord be appointed administrator without bond. Anyone wishing to object should file an appearance by March 20 1944. Judge John Leggat presides. Lorng P. Jordan is Register.
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Py. Fisher
Sudbury
Cambridge
John, Leggat
Esquire
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Massachusette
Dlesex
Owen Leander
Concord
B. Miner
Itness
John
Leggat
Wae
Lorng P. Jordan
Monwealth
Massachusetts
Diesex
Mary Ellen
Johnson
Aynard
John E. Gon
Maynard
Combe
Loting P. Jordan
Land court notice In Maynard Massachusetts to register title
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Land Court petitions to register and confirm title for a parcel in Maynard bounded by Espie Avenue Newton Drive and adjoining lands. Interested parties must file a written appearance and oath bound to April third or risk default and loss of contesting rights. John E Fenton presides with recorder Robert E French. petition by Thomas H Tierney and Bridget Tierney.
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Commonwealth’ of Massachusetts
Maynard
Espie Avenue
Newton Drive
Willam M. Pyrro
Raub
Kelka) Maki
Nee H. Tierney
Recorder of
82Rd Court
Boston
Court House
Robert E
John J. Donohue
Tremont Building
Mass
Massachusetts divorce citation for Arthur Ayotte and Barbara Ayotte
Citation in a Cambridge court orders Barbara Ayotte to respond to a divorce petition filed by Arthur Ayotte for cruelty and abuse. Notice will appear in Maynard Enterprise weekly for three weeks and be mailed to the libellee’s last known residence by registered mail. Return day is April 24, 1944.
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John C. Leggat
Esquire
Boring P. Jordan
Register
Maynard
Jedst
Loring P. Jordan
Bank notes duplicate book replacement for lost issue
Notice states an application has been made to replace Book No. 9196 lost by MAYNARD RUST CO. in Maynard Massachusetts. The action follows legal requirements to issue a duplicate book.
Probate Court Notifies Interested Parties in Maynard Partition
In Middlesex County a petition to partition and privately sell lands in Maynard is filed by Waino Finnie. The court orders notice to all known interested parties and publication in the newspaper. A commissioner may be appointed to oversee partition and sale, distributing proceeds as directed.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Wakko
Finnila
Westford
Albert Vokinenan
Assabet Institution For Savings of
Maynard
Commonwealth Aforesaid
Anne
Finnile
Robert Finnila
Assalon
Kyla _Tokolampi Pitaia Wasgan Laani
Finland
Eqid
Waino Finnie
Imma Wilcomb
Wiltom
Herbert B. Fowler
Sudbury
Haapanen
Asiala
Harry A. ‘Clark
Rey
Cambridge
John .C
Eequiré
Pefore
U S Forces Rip Jap Pacific Defenses and Surplus Sale Agency Formed
U S forces break Japanese Pacific defenses and complete creation of a new agency to oversee surplus war goods sales. Pacific theater activity highlighted by heavy aerial attacks on Nazi targets.
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U.S
Pacific
U. To
S. Treasury
William L. Clayton
U. S
Baruch Postwar Plan
Clayton
Democratic revolt reshapes Senate leadership over tax veto
Senator Alben Barkley retook the Democratic Senate leadership after breaking with President Roosevelt over the 2.3 billion tax bill. The dispute centered on the bill’s size and levies, signaling greater congressional independence while the House, led by 80-year-old R. Robert Doughton, prepared to override the veto.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Alben Vagraged
Barkley
F.D.R
Congress
House
R. Robert Doughton
F.D
Subsidies Extend as CCC Bill Advances to House Action
The Commodity Credit Corporation gains a temporary extension to June 1945 with authority to use 750 to 900 million dollars to curb retail food costs. The senate approved the measure despite a presidential veto. The bill authorizes continued price supports and postwar funds, while the House Banking Committee moves toward acceptance.
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Senate
Commodity Credit Corporation
Ite
House
CDC
Hind
Es. Jones
Luftwaffe Bombs London As Allies Strike Across Europe
Allied bombers pound Nazi targets while German raids hit London, with heavy losses reported on both sides. U S and British air forces press assaults on Germany and the Pacific front as naval and air campaigns intensify around Tokyo and the Marianas. War Food Administration plans to ramp up packing plants and beef rationing to support military needs.
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Luftwaffe
London
Germany
U. S
RAF
Europe
Japan
Pacific
Tokyo
Mariana Islands
Marianas
New Britain
South Pacific
Marshalls
Carolines
Food Administration
WFA
Beery Crew Strike and Argentine Power Shift Report
AFL electrical workers strike disrupts power and water services in Los Angeles while Army crews restore facilities after flood damage. Actor Wallace Beery comments on the South Pacific. In Argentina, Gen Pedro Ramirez resigns presidency under pressure from the Colonel's Club as Gen Edelmarro Farrell ascends amid a political crisis following a foreign minister's firing.
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AFL
Dama
Angeles
Argentina
Pedro Ramirez
Edelmarro J. Farrell
Ramirez
Farrell
Plastic bugles aid army brass shortage noted in weekly bugle
Highlights report a plastic bugle replacing metal due to brass scarcity in the army. The model is lighter, resists cold, and costs less. Navy plans to field 20 Mars planes as finished, with ships convertible to hospital or transport roles carrying cargo or troops.
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Naval Air Transport Service
Russia celebrates army anniversary amid front advances
The 26th anniversary of the Red Army is marked as Russian forces press back enemy lines on both ends of the front. Peace talks with Finland show progress while Nazi withdrawals in eastern Estonia are noted. Russians seize Krivoi Rog in Ukraine after long occupation, with 175,000 German troops in northern Finland cited.
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Red Army
Im Mit
Pskov
Baltic States
Poland
Krivoi Rog
World Airways Blimps in Picture Debates Range and Route
Forgotten amid wartime air action the dirigible 41 633 miles of world routes would be flown by U N Airships Inc. using noninflammable helium to connect Calcutta via Dakar Buenos Aires via Rio de Janeiro Capetown via Zanzibar Brisbane via Los Angeles Honolulu Chungking and Darwin to Moscow via Glasgow. Blimps would offer luxury passenger and cargo service at 75 to 100 mph versus airplanes 150 to 200 mph.
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U. N. Airships Incorporated
Washington
D. C
U.N. Airships Inc
Calcutta
India
Dakar
French West Africa
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Capetown
South Africa
Zanzibar
British East Africa
Brisbane
Australia
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Chungking
China
Darwin
Moscow
Glasgow
Scotland
Dentists Tout New Pain Free Drilling Technique
Dental technicians report a new drilling method reduces pain and vibration, allowing dentists to complete more work per patient. They estimate about 6 percent of 20 million facilities will adopt the technique this year to serve an additional five percent more patients.
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Army
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