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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1942
Page
7
Interested persons in the will of Orion late of Sudbury are notified that Ames and others as trustees seek approval of first to third accounts. They may object by appearing in court before ten o clock on March 27, 1942. Judge John C. Leggat will oversee. Register Loring P. Jordan records the day.
Fragmentary notice indicating a lost deposit book number with payments to be accounted for by the Middlesex Institution for Law and a treasurer named W Ballou. Dates listed include March 19 and 26 and April 2 of 1942.
The Probate Court requires interested parties to appear before ten o clock on March 26 1942 to file a appearance regarding an administration of Idella J Tuttle late of said County deceased. George H Acton is named as administrator and must provide a surety or attorney. Judge and Register signatures follow.
Massachusetts probate court issues notice in Middlesex for the will of Everett D Haynes late of Sudbury. Rachel A Haynes seeks appointment as executrix without surety. Objections must be filed in Cambridge by April 6 1942. witnesses include Judge John C Taggert.
Middlesex probate court calls interested parties to object to Herbert W. Martin of Maynard being appointed administrator without bond for Michael Zdanowicz estate. Written appearance must be filed in Cambridge before 10 a.m. on March 26, 1942. Witness John Leggat Esquire, First Judge, March 5, 1942.
Notice from Maynard Massachusetts dated March 25 1942 states the quarterly meeting of the trustees will be held at the Banking Rooms Maynard April 1 1942 at eight o clock P M to transact business per order President Howard A Wilson Clerk. Also probate court notice for Annie Hamlin estate Maynard seeks probate of a will by Wilber Hamlin executor without bond with appearance required in the Middlesex probate court by April 10 1942.
Bauer Kage notes a cabinet member warning war production shifts the economy away from free enterprise toward government controlled industry. He highlights small business struggles under conversion rules and introduces William Sheperdson of the Commerce Bureau who coordinates support, guidance, and possible contracts to keep small firms viable amid postwar transitions.
Brief item notes a rename of the publication from School Life to Education for Victory as part of war time information. The notice mentions a grant amount of 68 million dollars and references changes in status or branding related to the educational program.
The article reflects on years of visitors traveling to Washington to view the cherry blossoms at Tides Basin, noting a traditional charm of the scentless petals and the mythic feeling they inspire. It contrasts memories with a modern claim that blooms will occur this year despite removal of the festival.
Education Commissioner Walter F. Downey announced that each person may possess two pounds of sugar for stock on hand as they purchase their first rationed sugar order. Registration runs May 4 to May 7, with stamps and books issued for each individual, including infants, and only blood relatives counted as family.
Raleigh Cigarettes offer a big jingle contest with 133 prizes each week to be awarded in this paper. The advertisement notes substantial weekly prizes and invites readers to participate.
Raleigh Cigarettes advertises weekly contests to supply the best last line to a jingle. Over 100 liberal prizes offered each week. Watch this paper for details.
The text explains a sugar rationing plan where 28 stamps, each worth a yet to be determined amount of sugar, will be issued. Dealers will tear stamps at a steady rate and pass them to wholesalers in blocks of 100 when more sugar is ordered. Stores will reserve sugar according to reported amounts recorded by the stamps.
If you bake at home we have prepared and will send absolutely free to you a yeast recipe book full of grand recipes such as Oven Scones Cheese Puffs Honey Pecan Buns Coffee Cakes and Rolls. Drop a card with your name and address to Standard Brands Inc 691 Washington St New York City.
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