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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1946
Page
13
A fire at the residence of W. Smith in Academy Lane damaged the roof, confined to the attic, with an estimated loss of about $200. Firefighters arrived about half an hour after the alarm and extinguished the blaze.
In the name of the Commonwealth a notice informs interested parties that John W. Fayton Aynard in said County may be appointed administrator of the estate without surety on his bond. Objects or appearances must be filed in theforenoon on the day of this citation. John C. Leggat, Judge. P. Jordan, Register.
The article details grim outlooks for New England poultry and dairy sectors as grain shortages cut feed. Officials warn of mass culling, rising farm liquidations, and possible milk shortages this fall amid delayed subsidies and rising costs.
The Institution for Savina announces Lost Deposit Book No 35339. Payment stopped. W S Smith Assistant Clerk Mass April 29 1946.
We have received an application for a duplicated book to replace Book No. 10547 which is lost. Maynard Trust Co Manard Mass April 25 May 2 May 9.
A meat deposit book numbered 42720 is reported lost. The notice requests payment by the institution for the party involved and is dated April 22 1946 from Concord Massachusetts.
Political factions stir within the Democratic State Committee as Rep. McCarthy of Somerville blasts longtime official Thomas H. Buckley and his wife Helen Buckley over committee finances and influence. A contested absence from a committee meeting and budget fights set a potential clash at the next gathering, while GOP rivals face a separate public note from Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.
An official notice states that the Deg Osit Book No 20642 has been pig ment stopped. The notice is dated May 4 1946 and appears from an authority in Concord Mass.
Public notice states Deposit Book No. 46110 has been lost. Payment to The Middlesex Institution requested by W.S. Smith Asst Concord Massachusetts May 4 1946.
Boston officials say out of town taxi drivers may pick up fares at Logan Airport if they do not make the airport a regular stand. Police Commissioner Thomas F. Sullivan notes cabbies must show a way-bill proving they arrived via the airport with a passenger, while Boston drivers argue the policy limits competition and reflects licensing rules.
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