State Tax Proposals Spark Federation Backing
Governor Bradford pushes for budget cuts and new taxes to meet a financial emergency. Reginald W. Bird of the Federation says support hinges on real local control. Hearings on tax features run May 14 to May 20 after talks with Senate President Nicholson and House Speaker Willis.
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Arthur W. Woodman
Bradford
Baeric Parere
Gordenge
Ramner
Reginald W. Bird
Federation
Iso
Bird
Legislative Committee On Taxation
Senate
Donald W. Nicholson
House
Frederick B.willis
Shirley M Tighe and Norman P Gaulin wed in Benediction service
Shirley M Tighe daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold A Tighe married Norman P Gaulin son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Gaulin in a Benediction ceremony at St Michael Church. Rev William R Hodgkinson officiated before a large gathering. Miss Phyllis Tighe and Miss Janet Tighe served as bridesmaids with Mary Gilles as maid of honor. Greska was best man and ushers included Wilfie Gaulin and David Collins. Bride wore white net over nylon with train.
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James Garcia
Benson and Rosewig
Ave
Phyllis Tighe
Janet Tighe
Mary Gilles
Am Greska
Wilfie Gaulin
David Collins
Tax Proposals Outlined With Dates For Hearings
The notice lists dates in May for tax changes debates. Proponents push doubling income tax from 1.5 to 3 percent and raise dependent exemption from 250 to 500 dollars. May 20 marks a sales tax hearing excluding basic necessities. May 22 covers gasoline tax increase from three to five cents.
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Ballon
Probate Court Allows Trusts Accounts in Sargent Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate notice states trustees of the Sargent estate have presented first through fourth accounts for allowance. Interested parties must file written objections in the Massachusetts Court at Cambridge before ten in the morning on May 2, 1947. Loring P. Jordan, Register. May 8, 15, 22.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Sargent
St Lud
Etta
R. Len
Carridge
Esquire
Loring P. Jordan
Edmund Billings
Concord
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Remster
Ledyard W. Sargent
Sudbury
Register
Probate Court Citation in the Middlesex Jurisdiction
A petition to allow the withdrawal and reinvestment of trust funds held by Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company is filed for the widow and children of Sherman Hoar. The case names William A. But trick as trustee and lists multiple Hoar descendants with a May 29 1947 return date.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
William T. Parsons
Mary Sherman Parsons
Mary Buittrick Hoar
Elizabeth Hoar Parsons
Concord
Said
Roger Sherman Hoar
Caroline Hoar Baker
Sherman Hoar
Benjamin S. Hoar
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Elien Hoar Pepper
Elizabeth
Hoar Wood
Frances C. Pepper
Brooks Hoar
Berkeley
Stedman Buttrick
Balboa
Cain
Hospital Life Trust
Massachusetts
Pene Ae Insurance Com
Hos- la Life Trust
Je Beford
John C. Leout
S Ch
Loring P. Jortan
Webister
How to Iron Rayon Dresses After Washing
Instructions say spun rayon dresses become popular in light fabrics. After washing, iron on bone dry using a well padded ironing bag. Iron first on the wrong side then reverse with a press cloth to avoid shiny collar cuffs and pleats.
Cities stuck for Tate tax
Minnesota Supreme Court rules city owned and operated vehicles are not exempt from four cents a gallon gasoline tax. Chicago tax exemption issue highlighted as municipalities face tax liability despite blanket exemptions elsewhere.
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TATE
Chicago
Minnesota
Supreme’ Court
Middlesex Probate Court Notices for two estates
Probate Court in Middlesex announces estates of Edmund Billings of Concord and Ledyard Sargent of Sudbury. Executors seek allowance of first accounts and require objections via written appearance in Cambridge by specified May 1947 dates. Judge John C. Leggat attends, with Register Loring P. Jordan noted.
Deseret Ojalehto divorce libel filed by husband
Probate Court at Cambridge hears a divorce libel filed by George John Ojalehto against Esther Helen Ojalehto of Beattle Washington for desertion. The citation requires appearance within twenty days from June 30 1947. Witness John C at first judge. May day 1947.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Esther Helen Ojalehto
Beattle
George John Ojalehto
Cambridge
John .C.at
Esre
Must Have Home Wiring Guide Promises Handy Remodeling Tips
Reader Service booklet No. 18 offers home wiring advice for avoiding dim lights and appliance surges during remodeling. It promises plans and photos plus tips for efficient electrical work. Send 25 cents to Weekly Newspaper at 243 West 9th Street, New York for the booklet.
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West Jith
New York
Edison Took Out First American Radio Patent
Edison secured the first American radio patent on December 29, 1876, amid rapid invention. He also developed the microphone and detector tube later called the Edison Effect, once shown as a novelty.
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Edison
America
Thomas Alva
Eight Cents Cost Him in Withholding Tax Details
In Muskogee Oklahoma R E Davis aimed for a smaller tax deduction yet faced an eight cent shift in income tax bracket that altered his withholding. The piece discusses how sleepwalkers can act speak and sense while still asleep according to Britannica.
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Muskogee
Okla Ponds
R. E. Davis
Mason heirs cited for estate administration in Cambridge
Commonwealth of Masgarhus Pitts estate of Mary J. Mason requests Victor L. Mason and Ralph W. Mason be appointed administrators without bond. objections must be filed at Cambridge Court before 10 a.m. on June 1947. First Judge issues the citation. Loring P. Jordan, Register.
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Victor L. Mason
Maynard
Ralph W. Mason
Orthborough
Oforcester
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquires
Gaid Court
Loring P. Jordah
Lemon Juice in Water to Ease Constipation
A dated health tip suggests drinking juice of one Sunkist Lemon in a glass of water first thing in the morning to stimulate the bowel. It claims this simple remedy may replace harsh laxatives for many people and recommends using Sunkist Lemons.
Wedding Announced for Gaulin and Bride
The bride wore a fingertip veil and beaded crown with a white prayerbook and orchid. bridesmaids in pink and blue net carried pink and orchid bouquets. A 150 guest reception followed at the Legion Home. The couple planned a New England motor trip and will reside on Felton Street.
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Delphiniem
Legion
New England
Gaulin
Felton Street
Hudson High School
Navy
Bank's
Uae
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