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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1939
Page
7
A fragmented OCR item from a historical page lacks clear details. Readable portions hint at a payment or assessment context but no names dates or places are established for a full summary. Further readable text needed to identify entities and action.
A mortgage foreclosure sale is set for June at 10 o clock on the premises in Hudson Massachusetts. The property known as Lot 50 in King Philip Heights and bound by Massasoit Avenue and Bradley Place will be sold subject to unpaid taxes and municipal charges. A cash deposit of 3000 is required at sale, with the remaining balance due within 10 days. Mortgagee is Hudson Co operative Bank represented by Attorney Fred B Morris. May 5 1989.
In Middlesex Massachusetts Probate Court the trustees of the Whitney estate present their first account for the benefit of Daniel A. Whitney and others during their lifetimes. Interested parties may file objections by May 26 1988 at Oaklbridge before ten in the forenoon. John C Leggat Esquire First Judge and Loving P Jordan Register acknowledge the filing.
Sudbury high school baseball games are listed for May 31 and June 1 at Various venues with Kendall, Bedford, and Wayside Inn noted. Photographer Buckley of Waltham will attend Center School for group maturities. Seventh grade spell winners include William Dagerty and Charlotte Capon while senior quotation contest winners are Mellen Be aen, Marie Nelson, and Mary Quinn. Junior Prom ticket selling winners are Evelyn Brown and Harold Tucker.
Commonwealth Middlesex Probate Court invites interested parties to object to a petition to sell real estate of Mina Kowki late of Magnum Massachusetts by private sale. Written appearances must be filed at Cambridge before 10 am on June 9 1939, the return day. Signed by Judge Leggat and Register Loring P. Jordan May 24 31 and June 7 1939.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Morath Court issues raised about private sale of real estate of Lucius H. Maynard late of Maynard deceased. Interested parties must appear in Cambridge Court before 10 am June 9 1999 to object or file written appearance. Witness John C Laggat Esquire Register Loring P Jordan May 24 31 June 7
A garbled early 20th century summary outlines European tensions over Danzig and Poland, Britain and France appeasement, and the Italo German axis pact. It notes Russia's stance, Franco British choices, and the Milan talks shaping the Mediterranean crisis and potential plebiscite in Danzig.
A fragmented 1922 labor episode shows coal miners led by John L. Lewis striking April to September. The United Mine Workers sought a closed shop while employers favored an open shop with dues collection. President Roosevelt backed tough action as the nation faced a severe coal shortage and public pressure mounted.
NBC president announces ultrahigh energy transmitters and booster stations at 15 mile intervals to extend television range from New York to Chicago. Mexican officials pursue early settlement of oil land boundary after talks with President Lazaro Cardenas.
The proposal imagines Germany backing Italy to disrupt Yugoslavia amid regional tensions. It claims gains such as Albania and reinforced Mediterranean claims, including Djibouti, the Suez zone, and influence over French-held routes.
Fragmentary OCR of a World War II era dispatch references Japanese moves in China from Hankow to Chungking and Szechwan. It mentions General Chiang Kai shek and questions resistance, with garbled phrases about bombs and atomic ideas. The readable bits imply a strategic crisis without concrete dates or outcomes.
Annual meeting details list officers trustees and committee members for the corporation. Thomas F. Parker as Vice President James A. Coughlan Second Vice President Frank E. Sanderson Clerk Howard Wilson Treasurers and trustees with terms expiring 1940 1941 1942 plus other listed members and committee assignments.
A probate petition has been filed in the Commonwealth court seeking settlement of the estate of August Johnson of Sheten. Executors are named and a reference to a Harety on the estate is noted. The hearing is set for ten o clock in the forenoon on the day of June 2989. The court minute cites Register P. Jordan and dates May 24, 81.
In the probate matter of John Tulkkalate of Maynard and Middlesex County deceased a petition for probate has been filed asking that Maynard be appointed administrator without a surety. Object by filing a written appearance at Cambridge before ten o clock in the forenoon on the return day. Jordan, Register. May 24, 31, June 7, 1936.
The annual meeting of the Corporation of the Middlesex Institution for Savings will be held at the Banking rooms of the Institution on Tuesday June 6 at four o clock P M Helen H Moore Clerk Concord Mass May 20 1999
Fragmentary OCR mentions Jonan Depontik and W. S Smith of Avat Treasurer at Middlesex Institution for Savings. Dates May 17 1939 May 24 31 appear, but details are garbled. Summary notes possible payment reference and public notices amid unclear text.
Mrs Aroline Chase Pinkham Gove of Salem and Marblehead died Sunday at Carcassonne on Marblehead Neck. She served as treasurer and general manager of Lydia Pinkham and owned real estate in Salem Marblehead and Boston. Born in Bedford June 10 1867 she was daughter of Lydia Pinkham and Heane Pinkham and taught in Lynn before building the Lydia Pinkham Memorial in Salem. She donated 30000 to Massachusetts General Hospital in 1922 for radium research in memory of her husband. She leaves two daughters Lydia Pinkham and Carotine Powell in Italy.
Delegates and alternates to the Middlesext County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary and the State Convention were elected at a meeting held Monday at Legion headquarters. The group includes Maynard, Nee, Downey, Brera, Wetherill, Sheridan, Ketlev, Ady ney, Dora, and others. The annual delegate meeting will be held Saturday this week with the auxiliary session planned.
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