Probate Court Seeks Admin Of John Coady Estate
Petition filed in Worcester County Probate Court to appoint John Coady of Maynard as administrator of John Coady late of Theran County. No surety bond required. Objections or appearances must be filed in Cambridge by 10 am May 8 1948. Judge John C Leggat signs. May 4 1948. Loring P. Jordan, Register. May 13 20 27
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Myvesith
Massachusetts
John
J. Coady
John Coady
Deceas
John “Coady
Maynard
Cambridge
John .C. Leggat
Escohie Vate Pale Cpt
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Probate Court Seeks Fiduciaries for Franklin P. Flagg Estate
Gigers of Massachusetts probate court presents petition for probate of documents purporting to devise Kendall L. of Woburn and Marion of Quincy as executors without bonds. Interested parties may object by June 1948 at 10 AM in Cambridge. Witness John Leggat, Esquire, First Judge, May 6, 1948.
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Gigers
Massachusetts
Franklin P. Flaggle
Maynard
Kendall
Woburn
Marion
Qliién
Cambridge
Joh Leggat
Esire
Loring P. Jordan
Scouts Active in Area Camp and Council News
Concord notes work continues at Sachem Council Camp in Bedford with John J. Flannery and Fred Oliver aiding. Air Scouts Squadron 16 will explore Mohawk Trail with about 30 boys. Sachem Scout Scope wins Alan G. Heardsley Belmont. Concord Scouts invited to Watertown District Court of Honor May 15. Thomas Huckins praised for organizing registrations. District meeting planned May 27 with camporee May 15 16. Alaska regions open for traffic year round except Cook Inlet near Anchorage as port nine months.
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Concord
Sachem Council
Camp, Oak
Bedford
John J. Flannery
Fred Oliver
Air Scouts
Sachem
Alan G. Heardsley
Belmont
Concord Couts
Watertown District Court of Honor
Thomas Huckins
Middlesex School
Concord-Linecoln
Concord Lincoln
Alaska
Coadk Inlet Sear Anchorage
Washington Digest rethinks security and war in a calm era
A Washington columnist compares postwar defense needs with lessons from Pearl Harbor and 1941. He recalls eight years of coverage, notes Pentagon plans for three to five billion dollars in peacetime defense, and urges calm while Europe and Russia balance power. He ends reflecting on peace prospects and the persistent drift toward caution.
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Washington
Pentagon
United States
Pearl Harbor
War Department
Department of National Defense
Constitution Avenue
Potomac
Virginia
Russia
Aie
Europe
Red Army
Politburo
Normandy
St. Lo
the Bulge
Patton
Daughters of 1812 Hold Boston Meeting in May
The Massachusetts State Society of the U S Daughters of 1812 met at Homecraft Shop Boston on May 3 after lunch reports praised patriotic and educational work. Highlights included Mrs George M Moore sending clothing to endorsed schools, grave locating work for 1812 soldiers, and a review of historical papers on the U S F Constitution.
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Sudbury
Massachusetts State Society
U. S. Daughters of 1812
Boston
George M.,. Moore
Marlborough
Edmund Hartt
Copps Hill
Copps Hill Burying Ground
Old North Church
Commodore Nicholson
Constitution
Emiliy JM. Thompson
Frank W. Morse
Newcham
Associate Council
National
Washington, D.C
Benjamin F. Buckley
Dorchester
Hudson Hill School
Stow Student Wins in Prize Speaking Contest
Stow students from Harvard Littleton and Stow gathered at Littleton High May 4 for the finals of the prize speaking contest. John Derby won first prize for his recitation Wishing, with Bruce Maciver earning honorable mention. Nancy Ennequess and Marjorie Gray also spoke, while Marjorie Warren Louise Lawrence and Ralph Smith entertained with piano and guitar pieces.
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Stow
Harvard, Littleton
Harvey Croft
Marjorie Warren
Louise Lawrence
Ralph Smith
Elaine Drechsler
Grange Spring Fair Showcases Native Plants and Crafts
The Stow Town Hall hosted the Grange Spring Fair on May 4 with displays of ornamental shrubs and trees from New England Nurseries Bedford and home grown plants. Vendors offered bird houses, needlework, seeds, tools, and food as part of a community event featuring agricultural talks and safety demonstrations.
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New England Nurseries
Bedford
Noble
Fina
Grange Fair
Hawes
Hamilton, General Store
Wrehs Blue
Grange
Stanley Stephenson
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Washington Digest
Glord
Comedia
Department
Nok
United States Army
Inter
Emil F. Reinhardt
U.S
58Th Infantry
St A
Elbe River
Germany
Mass
Daughters OF 1842
Benjamin Buckley
Hudson
Laura’ A. Rice
Needham
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company
Binste “Williams
New York City
John J. Bennett
Charles Tufts
Marseilles
New York
Sea Gate
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
Hellat Ito
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Dlesex Cent Exteng
South America
Struvor Joseph
Will Cong
Boxboro
Yee
Onste
Viano Motor CO
Aals Tc
EAGLE
Clinton
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