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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1944
Page
9
Two probate notices from Massachusetts describe petitions for administration and appointment of executors. John Littlefield seeks to be executor of Susan Littlefield with no bond, return by March 6, 1944, in Cambridge. Owen Leander Miner of Concord seeks administration by Betty A. Miner with bond requirements, return by March 20, 1944.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex district cites all interested parties in the estate of Elizabeth A. Jones Yates of Sudbury to show cause why Mareuer ite P B Fisher of Sudbury should be appointed administratrix without surety on her bond. Appearance required in Cambridge before 10 am on March 24, 1944. witness John C. Leggat Esquire First Judge and Register Loring P. Jordan. Mar 9 16 28.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Land Court issues notice to William M Pyrro Anna R L Pyrro Maki Michael A Baccari Ernest Johnson Joseph Byrne Mary Byrne of Maynard to contest petition by Thomas H Tierney and Bridget B Tierney to register title to land in Maynard Middlesex The plan shows boundaries near Espie Avenue Newton Drive and nearby properties The return date is April 3 1944 with potential default if no appearance filed Also includes a Virginia divorce libel notice against Arthur Edmund Ayotte filed by Barbara Ayotte with publication in Maynard Enterprise over three weeks and mailing to libellee’s last known address
Notice announces an application for a duplicate bank book to replace Book No 9196 lost in Massachusetts Middlesex. It also cites a probate petition for Waino Hiipakka to be appointed administrator of Jacob Hiipakka’s estate without surety, with a written appearance due by April 3, 1944 in Cambridge.
Here by given that Deposit Book No. 43615 has been lost and payment stopped. Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord Massachusetts J W Ballou Assistant Treasurer March 14 1944.
National income hits a record high as analysts note continued recovery. Reds press toward Baltic states amid strategic shifts. See-saw actions intensify along the Anzio beachhead as U S reinforcements arrive in the Admiralty Islands. Editor notes opinions are those of Western Newspaper Union analysts, not the paper.
The 1943 national income rose to 142 billion dollars as war spending surged. Alcohol and liquor consumption per person rose, while total liquor use fell. beer and wine demand changed amid wartime controls. Red Army advances near the Baltic states and Romes battles frame a tense front. Admiralty Islands fighting tightens as U.S. bombers target Rabaul. Corn price ceilings and wheat feeding needs prompt policy debate. egg prices set parity guidance and War Food administration buys.
Highlights of the week note a congressman urging plain language in laws and an Air Force article claiming jet planes can travel at least 450 miles per hour. The piece contrasts simple wording with modern propulsion advances and mentions jet efficiency.
War disrupts supply lines in Ireland though 130000 Irish workers go to Britain and 100000 enlist, leaving about 50000 idle. Some sectors shrink while meat and milk canning rise, woolen mills bloom for home use, overall industry runs at about 66 percent capacity.
Turbulent political crisis in Argentina ends with a failed officer revolt led by Colonels' Club chiefs against Gen Edelmiro Farrell's neutral government. Rebels march on Buenos Aires and surrender unconditionally as Ramirez is ousted. The country reaffirms neutrality and binds with Bolivia to preserve independence.
President Robert Hutchins of the University of Chicago proposes abolishing teaching distinctions and labeling all faculty as members. He seeks streamlining of higher education and cites earlier reforms including a two year four year course plan, with concerns about prestige and compensation in tough times.
Allied forces in Burma push through two sectors along the western wall repelling Japanese moves. In the north and China hills, troops advance to clear a supply route toward China as the war widens. Meanwhile wool rationing persists due to manpower, with imports from Australia sustaining stockpiles amid wartime controls. Diamonds move from Belgian Congo to Germany via Turkey and Egypt in a covert route across the Balkans.
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