Probate Court names sole executrix for late George M Parker
A probate petition for the estate of George M Parker of Massachusetts is presented. Sue Acton seeks appointment as executrix without bond and must appear in court by ten o clock on the return day, December 12, 1943, to object or defend.
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Massifeludetts
George M. Parker
Suert
Acton
Stiouh Ale
Henry E. Rite
Gert- Jey Rice
Sddbury
Courtidge
John C. Leggat
Said
Ing P. Jordan
Register
Acton Student Earns Scholastic Distinction at Cushing
Charlotte Drury of South Acton shares in Scholastic Distinction at Cushing Academy. She appears on the Office List for high marks and citizenship. She will spend spring vacation at home from March 26 through 28.
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Charlotte Drury
William ¢ Yal
South Acton
Cushing Academy
Petition for surname changes in Middlesex County Probate Court
Paul D Schlichting of Sudbury seeks court orders to change his name to Paul Dew Veyer and his wife Mildred L Schlichting to Mildred Emma Sawyer and their children Maria Etta Schlichting to Marie Etta Sawyer and Jose Milly Schlichting to Jane ly Sawyer. Objections must be filed by March 26, 1943 in Cambridge before Judge Leggat.
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Massachusetts
Middlesex
Probato Court
Paul D. Schlichting
Mildred
Schlichting
Maria Etta Schlichting
Jane Emily Schlichting
Sudbury
Paul Db. Schlichting
Paul Dewvey Wyer
Mildred’ L
Mildred Emma Sawyer
Marié Etta Schlichting
Marié Etta Sawyer
José Milly Schlichting
Janely Sa
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Lost Book Notice for Deposit No 31892 in Middlesex
Law notice states Deposit Book No 31892 is lost and payment stopped. J W Ballou assistant treasurer collects in Middlesex. Date March 19 1943.
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Middlesex Percees
J.W. Ballou
Asst
Treas
Collectrd
Mass
Deposit Book 28265 Payment Stopped Notice
Notice from Missouri Institution for Law dated March 9 1943 states deposit book number 28265 test payment stopped with official verification by Ballou assistant treasurer Coastt Mass.
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Micheser Institution For Law
Wy. Ballou
Asst
Treas. Coestt
Mass
Senate War Program Report Flags Centralization Flaws
The Truman investigating committee examined the war program and identified three main failures: inadequate initial planning across agencies, conflicting authority over program phases, and hesitancy in the area. The report argues for tighter centralization to improve coordination.
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Senate
Food rationing rules tighten meat limits March 29
Americans face new rationing that trims weekly meat to about two pounds per person and lowers bean and pea point values while keeping poultry fish and game available. Coffee becomes more plentiful with longer intervals between shipments and overall civilian supplies of meat cheese fats and oils are expected to remain near the 1930s low.
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Food Administration
Wickard
Eisenhower Predicts Stark Turn in War Outlook
General Dwight Eisenhower warned that recent Allied efforts along the Mareth Line could lead to serious consequences, potentially mirroring Axis defeats seen at Stalingrad. Col. Ga. Yar Be an supported the assessment and outlined the tough tasks ahead.
Nazi Offense Mirrors 1918 Push Amid German Advances
The article draws parallels between a current German offensive and the 1918 Ludendorff Hindenburg surge. It notes initial Russian setbacks near Kharkov and questions whether the latest push will end as swiftly as history, with Nazi forces reportedly throwing in superior arms to seize more territory.
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Militry Historias
Kharkov
Germany
Aed
Din Hillogy Gui
Farm Debts Repayment Rapid in 1942
A Department of Agriculture report shows 100000 farmer borrowers repaid 309 million dollars in the year and deposited 921 million to be used for future installments on land bank and other loans, with stronger repayments in the last six months of 1942.
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Department of Agriculture
Cothmissidner
Aes Atest
Lda
Postwar US Economy Plans Roosevelts Report to Congress
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Rooseveldt era proposal urging national production and consumption balance. It mentions government support, full employment aims, and joint private government ventures alongside expanded Works programs to bolster the postwar economy.
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United States
Congress
Roovevett
Te Bosfa
Lord Gowrie Encourages New Envoy During War Talks
Lord Gowrie told a new envoy that both our peoples are encouraged by the knowledge they fight for the preservation of their own way. The remark reflects wartime resolve and mutual purpose amid ongoing global tensions.
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M. Vlasov
Lord Gowrie
PAR Plans and Ruml Tax Plan Faces House Debate
The Ruml pay-as-you-go tax proposal for 44 million taxpayers faces resistance despite House Ways and Means Committee approval. The plan would fund a 2 percent withholding with pay envelopes, yet current notes say the levy cannot be a straight 20 percent deduction and must consider post-cut earnings. it would collect actual taxes through wage deductions rather than create a new tax.
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Dake
America
House Ways
C01
Epidaots
Predictions on future lend lease extensions voiced in Washington
Washington observers predicted that extended lend lease would shatter prior records and that Sam would gain more, while negotiations to secure postwar security agreements with nations continued after the House and Senate approved another year. The article notes the expected wartime role and payment for allies and neutrals, with two smaller principles involved.
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Washington
House
Senate
China Air Force Victory Signals New Air Power Phase
The report notes Brig. Gen. Claire Chennault and the Flying Tigers being reinforced by the U S air force, enabling expanded operations against Japanese forces in the China theater as a new phase begins. It also mentions broader wartime tensions in the Pacific Front and recent repressions in Europe.
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China
U. S. Air Force
Claire G. Chennault
Flying Tigers
Chennaul
Milady's Spring Wardrobe Debuts March 21
The March 21 event unveils a fresh spring wardrobe line with feminine and elegant pieces. Designers showcase lightweight fabrics and classic silhouettes suitable for the season.
Fragmentary Quote on Liberty and Independence
A garbled OCR fragment discusses liberty, virtue, wealth, knowledge, invention, and national independence attributed to a figure named George. The text references conditions and “our condition” without clear context or full attribution.
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George
Victory's Sons and the One Man Scout Regiment
A wartime note honoring a lone scout from the Regiment who faced heavy fighting, delayed enemy advances, and earned a Silver Star for gallantry. The account recalls his relentless actions at a perilous battle, with casualties and brave conduct cited alongside references to captains and units from Bataan.
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Ibmtonorea
Ceke
Bataan
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