Probate Court citation for Rice will executrix appointment
In Middlesex County Massachusetts Probate Court a petition seeks probate of the will of Gert Worley Rice of Sudbury. Gert Worley Rice requests appointment as executrix with bond. Interested parties must appear by March 31 1948. John C. Leggat First Judge. Loring P. Jordan Register.
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Massachusetts
Rice
Gerte Worley Rice
Sudbury
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Estre
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Said
Paul D. Schlichting
Mildred
E. Schlichting
Maria Etta Schlichting
Jane Emily Schlichting
Paul Dewey Sawyer
L. Schlichting
Mildred Emma Sawyer
Marie Etta Schlichting
Marie Etta Sawyer
Jane Emily Sawyer
John ©. Leggat
Esquire
Probate Court to appoint administrator for Annie Koski estate
Petition seeks Frederic Hilton of Framingham public administrator as administrator of Annie Koski late of Maynard Massachusetts. Objections must be filed in Cambridge probate court by 10 AM March 15, 1943. Witness John Leggat Esquire First Judge. February 16, 1943. February 25, March 4, March 11.
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Massachusetts
Idlesex
Annie Koski
Annie Koskinen
Mayrd
Frederic Hilton
Framingham
Saides
Cambridge
John ©. Leggat
Espire
Said
Loring P. Jordan
Marlboro Girl Relocated to San Francisco Recruiting WAVES
Marlboro-26 Tremont Barbara, once of Marlboro, has left the WAVES to be stationed in San Francisco California. She has been assigned to recruiting duty to obtain enlistments for the WAVES. Drives are also being launched for funds for the WAADS SPARS and ines. Mr and Mrs William A Lynch of present with whom she resides.
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Marlboro
Tremont Barbara
T’ St
Arlboro Gf
Juit the Waves
San Francisco
Calif
The
WAVES
WAADS
SPARS
Ines
William A. ‘Lynch
Hair in Turtle Soup Spotted In Quirky Exchange
A humorous exchange features a waiter pointing to a hair in turtle soup and a diner noting it is the moment the hair and the turtle joined together. The odd remark captures a playful, period tone.
Petition for name changes in Sudbury youths to Sawyer
Massachusetts probate court cites all interested parties to object to a petition by Paul D Schlichting and Mildred E Schlichting for a name change for themselves and their minor children to Sawyer. The hearing and written appearances are due by March 26 1948 in Cambridge.
Lost book notice from Middlesex Savings Bank Concord
A lost book notice lists Deposit Book No 28255 with payment stopped. Issued by J W Ballou assistant treasurer of Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord Massachusetts dated March 9 1943.
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Middlesex Institution For Savings
J. W. Ballou
Asst
Treas
Concord
Mass
Parity Vote Heralds Farm Price Rises
An analysis reports that a parity vote signals rising farm prices. The piece notes implications for farmers and markets as Western Newspaper Union coverage highlights prices and policy signals.
Rommel pays dearly in Tunisia as Axis setback grows
In Tunisia Rommel’s Afrika Korps suffers heavy losses after gains at Kasserine Pass collapse. Allied air and ground counterattacks force a retreat, while Montgomery’s British Eighth Army advances, threatening Rommel’s rear along the Mareth line and tightening Allied control in central Tunisia.
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Marshal Frommel
Tunisia
Kasserine ‘Pass
Rommel
Afrika Korps
Axis
Sir Bernard
Montgomery
Eighth Army
Africa
Mareth Line
Hitler Dasts: Nazi Message From Munich Proclaims Harsh Resolve
The Munich proclamation from Adolf Hitler stresses no mercy for foreign lives while demanding sacrifices from Germans. He asserts Europe’s fate hinges on the Eastern front and promises enemies will be disappointed despite Allied strength.
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Adolf Hitler
Munich
der Fuehrer
Europe
Hitler
Germany
Funds for Maritime Commission shipbuilding approved
The House appropriations committee approved funds for 4 403 ships under the Maritime Commission as part of a 5 29 percent bill. Admiral Emory Land, director, outlined a program to deter the Axis and provide transoceanic ships through 1943. The plan called for 2 242 ships with 554 delivered by January 1, 1943, and 2 161 more to be contracted during 1943.
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Maritime Commission
House Appropriations Committee
Emory Land
Maritimes Commission
Wickard Sought Mandate for Farm Price Boost Vetoed by Senate
Secretary Claude Wickard asked Congress for a clear mandate to raise farm prices without lifting consumer costs. The Senate farm bloc approved higher price ceilings on some commodities by a 78 to 2 vote, with no simple answer on total consumer impact. OPA officials warned living costs could rise significantly.
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Claude R.wickard
Congress
Senate
Department of Agriculture
OPA
Air Offensive in World War II Continues with RAF Raids
Allied air operations press on against Nazi targets including Wilhelmshaven and Lorient. The RAF marks its 16th Wilhelmshaven raid with no losses, while Lorient raids drop over 1,000 tons of bombs. An RAF spokesman says 100000 tons of bombs have fallen on German objectives and 2000 daylight sorties occurred in 1942.
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Europe
Wilhelmshaven
Lorient
French
RAF
Bomber Command
Cafes and Hotels Face Slimmer Rations Under New Bill
The food administration enforces rationing on restaurants hotels and similar establishments. Bills of fare are streamlined reducing offered foods and portions while basing allotments on the number of persons served rather than total meals.
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The
Food Administration
Dereas Teeger
Russians Roll On Eastern Front In Coordinated Offensives
The Basan formations pressed west toward the river as offensives continued on the eastern front. German defenses along the Dirieper line faced potential strain from Red Army advances near Sumy Lebedin Akhtyrka and the Donets basin, while the Moscow Kiev railway area saw steady Soviet pressure in the upper Ukraine.
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Basan
Sana
Dirieper
Don
Donets
Upper
Ukraine
Moscow- Kiev
Sumy
Lebedin
Akhtyrka
Allied Pacific operations show gains and attrition in tough theater
In the Pacific war the Allies push to hold gains and strike enemy positions. Heavy American bombers hit Rabaul driving a Japanese warship onto a reef and damaging a 10 000 ton cargo vessel while targeting Rekata Bay and Munda. British action in Burma mounts as raids across Spanpistere fail, signaling momentum toward a broader Burma campaign.
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Rabaul
New Britain
U. S
Rekata
Bay
Solomons
Munda
Burma
Spanpistere
Turkey’s Inonu Says War Entry Depends on Outside Power
President Ismet Inonu stated Turkey will try to stay out of war but warned the final decision may not be in Turkish hands. He noted Turkey cannot fully avoid entanglement and cited four years of high defense spending as part of the effort.
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Ismet
Inonu
Turkey
Anu
Worcester Flower Show Opens With Free Admission
The annual Worcester flower show at Horticultural hall opens this week. The event is free to the public and runs Thursday through Saturday from 12 to 9 pm and Sunday from noon to 9 pm at 80 Bim street. Local residents plan to attend.
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Worcester
Horticultural Hall
Bim’ Street
Airmen Destroy Four Enemy Planes Cited in Report
Americans learned with pride that airmen destroyed four enemy planes while others were shot down or lost to unknown causes during the year. The record notes 609 total losses across army navy and marine services with many crews missing or unaccounted for after combat missions.
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Army
Navy
Sonny Sie
Fourth Term for Roosevelt Movement Gathers in 1944
Observers recall a push in 1944 by politicians including Maryland leaders and Adolph Sabath to seek a fourth term for Roosevelt. Sabath, dean of the House, commented on the drive as it formed in opposition to opposing tides within the party.
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Dal Pest Towers
Roosevelt
Gover
Maryland
Adolph J. Sabath
Sinois
House
Sabath
Births Reach Historic 3 Million Mark in U S
Census Bureau estimates more than 3,000,000 babies born in the United States last year marking the highest yearly total on record. The previous peak was 2,850,000 in 1921, with the 1942 figure exceeding that milestone.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
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