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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1946
Page
11
The Probate Court cites interested parties in Middleton and Groton estates to file appearances and objections by specified dates. Attorneys must file in the district before ten forenoon on the appointed days. Judge John C. Leggat presides. Jordan, Register.
The Acton Board of Selectmen invites bids for a 10 foot snow plow with attachments for a 3 to 5 ton truck and for a forest fire truck with equipment. Bids must be in the office by 12 noon on March 27, 1946. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
The Board of Selectmen is ready to receive bids for a police cruising car. Bids must be in your office not later than 12 noon on Wednesday March 27 1946. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Arthur W. Lee.
The George S. Bra company invites sealed bids for a 34 percent dump body truck with a 5 ton capacity. Bids must be received no later than 12 o’clock noon on Wednesday March 27 1946.
Deposit book number 28552 has been lost according to law notice 43. Payment stopped. Middlesex Institution for Savings, Concord Massachusetts, March 13, 1946. Published for three weeks March 21 28 and April 4.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex ss Probate Court issues notice to all interested in the estate of George A Whitney late of Maynard Massachusetts deceased A petition seeks probate of a document claimed as the last will of Deane Whitney of Hudson appointing an executor without bond Objectors must file a written appearance in Cambridge by 10 o clock in the forenoon on the first day of April 1946 Witness John C Leggat First Judge March 6 1946 Loring P Jordan Register Mar 14 21 28
Raytheon Manufacturing Co announces the Raytheon Miniature Weld Power Unit from Waltham Mass. The compact unit 9 by 13 by 1 3 4 inches delivers 60 to 120 welds per minute on thin metals with minimal operator input. It uses 110 to 125 volt supply and offers adjustable voltage and capacitor settings for consistent welds across iron aluminum copper nickel and other alloys.
Attention poultry growers. If you sell live poultry, our dressed poultry outlets pay the highest prices for live birds. Call G. N. Janes, Acton. Telephone 424H4. Reverse charges.
The Weld Power equipment enables welding of safari jewelry electrical apparatus electro chemical devices and radio parts beyond previous medium limits expanding manufacturing capabilities with versatile welding for multiple products.
War Department announces a program allowing discharged WAC veterans to reenlist until Sept 30 1946 or for the duration plus six months. Reenlisted women return to their prior enlisted grade with full seniority. Capt Dorothy L Kenna notes many inquiries and directs applicants to local U S Army Recruiting Stations.
January figures from the Department of Labor and Industries show Massachusetts average weekly earnings at 41.45 dollars, with Beverly, Siney, and Chi leading cities. Despite 30,000 factory workers on strike, many industrial cities posted gains in payrolls and employment. Boston department stores exceeded 1929 peak sales by 10 percent, with January sales up 13 percent from the prior year. The ten year 1936–1946 period saw about a 50 percent shift in public school principals, and Massachusetts State College enrolls 1,000 veterans to exceed 2,000 students this fall. The State Planning Board urged a new playfield near East Boston Airport and development of a 34-acre coastal plot for recreational canoeing between Harbor View and O Heights.
Concord post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars schedules a meeting March 27 at 7 30 PM in the Veterans Building to expand membership and finalize a tentative officer slate led by Commander Bernart Rishe. Cmdr Ernest Metcalf of the State Department is expected to attend. About 100 veterans were present at the prior session.
Recruiting personnel are ready to provide WAC reenlistment information and assist in filling out applications.
George Fr. Harms Jr. notes trustees are discussing additional officers to be named at the next meeting.
Springfield report says Henry S. Huettner, aged 70, first vowed not to smoke at 49 and has renewed the pledge for another 21 years. The pledge appears to have sustained his abstinence and reflects personal resolve.
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