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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1946
Page
12
A fragmentary column surveys Boston GOP figures from Tobin to Putnam and notes local pride and erosion concerns in Quincy. It discusses state campaign platforms, party dynamics, and ideas for a new citizen-led ticket to draft a decisive platform for upcoming primaries and conventions.
In the county, interested parties are noted regarding the estate of John W. Payton Maynard as handled by the Probate Court. The notice seeks those with claims or rights to the estate and outlines the proceeding in the Massachusetts jurisdiction.
A petition seeks John Smethurst of Maynard as administrator of M. Alice Smethurst estate without bond. Objections must be filed in the forenoon of June 3, 1946, with the First Judge of Middlesex Probate Court. May 16, 23, 1946.
Hereby given that Deposit Book No 85839 has been lost. Pay to the Institution for Savings by W S Smith Assistant Concord Massachusetts April 29 1946.
The piece describes a proposed or upcoming movement called the Surprise Party tied to labor issues. Massachusetts lawmakers consider sharing profits with workers not in unions, including a plan paying prison inmates a share of profits from prison goods. The Public Welfare and Ways and Means committees advance a bill to fund this wage system for State Prison Industries.
Middlesex Probate Court invites interested parties to contest the will of Walter Priest of Maynard. Roland W. Priest requests appointment as executor without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge by June 5, 1946. John C. Leggat Esquire, First Judge, presiding. Loring P. Jordan, Register. May 16 23 29.
Hereby given that Deposit Book No. 20642 is lost. Payees are advised to notify the issuer and take necessary steps to replace the document or issue a new deposit book.
The Middlesex Institution reports No. 46110 lost as payment stopped. W. S. Smith, assistant, notes a meeting with Levines and records the interruption of the payment.
Cann designed a four page brochure with terse explanations of key points to speed up lawmakers' work, aiming to simplify the lengthy report published last year by the commission at $1 a copy.
Miss Mederise Garceau daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar W Garceau of Worcester married Henry R Bruneau son of Mr and Mrs Robert Woodard of this town at St Peter's church Worcester. Reverend J J Bell officiated with Miss Dorothy M Garceau maid of honor and bridesmaids Miss Mary E W Hudson Lorraine Papillon. Boulette and Dubrule were ushers. The reception was held at the Sheraton hotel Crystal ballroom and the couple left for a wedding trip to New York Washington and Virginia Beach. After May 26 they reside at 9 Wyman Street Worcester. The bride is a St Peter's high school and Salter's Secretarial school graduate. the groom is a St Michael's school Hudson high school and Ohio Institute of Aeronautics graduate.
The Hudson team defeated Marl ee wer school nine 29 to 9 at Ward Six playground yesterday. A return game is set for Sunday at Moulton Field at 2 o'clock. Hudson lineup features David, Reynard, Ralph Bissonette, Hugo Guidotti, William McIlveen, Dick Vartanian, Robert Justo, Dick Eypoustian, and Peter Conti.
Promoter announces Tommy Tucker will appear next Tuesday with his New York orchestra a trio of singers and novelty musicians. The famed bandleader known as the King of Sweet Danceable music brings a full cast for a live show in town.
Next Tuesday Lyonhurst ballroom hosts Tommy Tucker for a slow romantic dance program. He headlines a night featuring radio stars and a trio plus novelty drummer, boosting appeal for jitterbugs and fans of smooth Fox Trot and lilting bal lad tunes.
Postwar activities of the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission will cost a total of 605 in 1946, compared with 464,045 the previous year.
Minneapolis officers investigate a call about streetcar 1365 leaving the end of the line. A sergeant checks for a new squad assignment and line designation, finding the motorman used a police call box rather than the streetcar dispatch. Nearby farming in California tops 1945 agricultural values with crop totals surpassing grapes.
A historical note records Little Rock, Arkansas as the birthplace of General Douglas MacArthur, detailing early life and lineage tied to the city.
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