Conservatorship Estate of Marie Gaudette in Sudbury
The Middlesex Probate Court cites all interested parties in the estate of Marie Gaudette of Sudbury under conservatorship. The conservator asks for first account allowance and objects must be filed by May 31, 1951 in Cambridge notarized via writen appearance. John C. Leggat, First Judge. John J. Butler, Register. May 10 17 24
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Marie Gte
Sudbury
Marie Gaudette
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John J. Butler
Register
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Maynard Mass
Middlesex Federal Savings and Loan Association will auction on June 8 1961 at 2 00 PM a Lot No 34 on a 1948 plan in Maynard Middlesex County Massachusetts containing 5625 square feet the sale subject to taxes and liens with a $750 cash deposit. The sale is conducted by John P Tobey treasurer and Allan Roy Kingston attorney.
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Custom Built Homes, Inc
Massachusetts
Somerville
Middlesex County
Middlesex Federal Savings and Loan Association
County of Middlesex
Maynard
Mass
C. McLaughlin
Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds
Daniel J. Hayes
Glenwood C. Swett
Lesex Federal Savings and Loan Ion
John P. Tobey
Allan Roy Kingston
Highland Avenue
Lost Deposit Book Notices From Middlesex and Concord
Deposit book No. 43933 lost with payment stopped. Middlesex Institute for Sayings W. S. Smith Concord Mass May 15 1961. Lost deposit book No 6k lost with payment stopped. W. S. Smith Asst Treas Concord Mass May 10 1951 May 17 24 91.
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Middlesex Inst
W. S. Smith
Concord
Mast
Middlesex
Asst
Treas
Mass
Concord Co-operative Bank
Concord, Mass
W.&. Smith
Imagination Leads To Jail In Counterfeit Case
Detroit police jailed Charles Padgett for three to four years after he admitted burglarizing a motor sales office. He claimed the break in was to aid the secret service in uncovering a counterfeit ring.
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Detroit
U. P
Charles Padgett
Secret Service
Probate Court Will Request for Nancy H Taft Estate
A petition to probate a will for Nancy H Taft late of Concord in said County is filed. Joseph B Russell of Cumberland Foreside Maine seeks appointment as executor with no bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge by 10 am June 6 1951. return day of this citation. John J Butler Register.
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John A. Leggat
Esquire
John J. Butler
Register
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Nancy H. Taft
Concord
Cumberland
Maine
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Katherine F. Kinsley
Acton
James E. Kinsley
Appointment of administratrix for Whitcomb estate Acton
In Middlesex Massachusetts the estate of Mary K Whitcomb late of Acton is cited to Mary K Whitcomb. Caroline B Wetherbee of Acton is prayed to be appointed administratrix without bond. Return day is the eleventh day of June 1951 at 11 in the forenoon. Citation dated May fourteenth.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Mary K. Whitcomb
Acton
Caroline B. Wetherbee
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John J. Butler
Kendall divorce libel notice at Cambridge Courts
Libel filed by John L. Kendall seeking a divorce from Margaret Mary Kendall of Hartland Vermont for cruel treatment. Respondents must object within twenty one days from June 21 1951. citation return date noted as June 30, 1951.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Margaret Mary Kendall
Hartland
Vermont
John L. Kendall
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
John J. Butler
Massachusetts Through The 1950 Census And Beyond
The 1950 census in Massachusetts reports 1 188 000 families and 1 301 000 housekeeping establishments 15 9 percent higher than 1940 Married men total 1 126 000 up 20 5 percent while single men fell by 102 000 Median family income 3429 dollars Massachusetts totals 902 miles of ocean beach only 16 miles developed Boston retail sales show recovery while summer tourism may set records Boston ranks eighth in cost of living among 84 cities planning board formed for future development
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Massachusetts
Ocean Beach
Boston
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S. Department of Labor
Washington, D. C
Milwaukee
Houston
Richmond
Atlanta
San Francisco
Seattle
Probate Notice for Katherine F Kinsley Will Executor
Estate of Katherine F Kinsley of Acton seeks probate of alleged last will. James E Kinsley of Acton petitions to be appointed executor without surety. Appearance due by June 13 1951. filed with John J Butler Register.
Maynard Hearing on Secondhand Vehicle License Request
Public hearing set for May 29, 1951 at 8 P M in the Selectmen's office Town Building. Joseph Iannuzzo seeks a Class II license to buy sell exchange or assemble secondhand motor vehicles or parts at 88 Powdermill Road Maynard.
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Selectmen’s
Joseph Iannuzzo
Powdermill Road
Maynard
Turn Off the Faucet Milk Surplus in English Village
An Englishwoman with two cows had excess milk while her children were at school. She gave it away to villagers, but an official ruled that even gifting milk was illegal unless recipients were her employees. The official insisted she must draw only what she requires.
Father recalls fibs as boy asks about childhood lies
A father quotes his rule about truth to his six year old and the boy replies by asking when he started lying. The exchange turns into a light moment as the child reframes the idea of honesty with a clever question.
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Pop
Mosquitoes and mischief in ancient Nile theatrics
In a playful tale set at the Nile, Mark Antony fumes about mosquitoes while Cleopatra and Julius Caesar taunt him. Caesar hurls a sandal, Antony is sent into the water, and Cleopatra quips about the athletic turn of events.
Pig Escapes Butcher to Avoid Preventive Cure
A joke notes a pig fleeing a butcher after hearing that prevention is better than cure, turning a health proverb into a humorous escape tale.
Gracie and George Clash Over Shrimp Cocktail Joke
In a playful kitchen exchange George suggests starting dinner with a cocktail. Gracie refuses alcohol and balks at the shrimp tail pun, insisting she won’t drink or touch it.
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George
Gracie
Little boy refuses school after first day
A very small child returns disappointed from his first day saying he cannot read or write and they won’t let him talk, so he questions the point of attending school.
Home Cooking Stars Wives Take Night Dinners in Hollywood
Lanny Ross says a movie star is so devoted to home cooking that he takes his wife each night to a Hollywood restaurant specializing in it. The remark highlights ongoing ties between cinema figures and intimate dining scenes in Tinseltown.
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Lanny Ross
Hollywood
Record Quest Interrupted by A Cold
A champion athlete asks the doctor for his temperature and the doctor answers a hundred and one. He inquires about the world record, prompting an unclear comeback about records.
Florida Orange Cream Cake Bakeoff Recipe
A vintage recipe describes beating egg whites with sugar until stiff then folding in whipped cream and orange juice to form a light orange cream cake batter. The mixture is combined with sifted flour and leavening, poured into a pan, and baked slowly for about an hour and a half.
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Florida
Pet Shop Ships Animals to Africa Says Firm Can Supply Any
The National Pet Supply Co. of St. Louis claims to be the world’s largest pet firm and offers rapid delivery of any animal. It handles 5,000 monkeys, trained cockroaches and fleas, sells about a million goldfish yearly, and ships some 100 dogs weekly. GM F B Scheff says to name any animal and it can be obtained in weeks.
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St. Louis
U. P
National Pet Supply Co
Africa
F. B. Scheff
Thieves Steal $100 During Principal's Address
In Vicksburg Michigan thieves broke into the high school principal's office and stole $100 while Judge Raymond W. Fox spoke to students on Crime and Punishment. Chunks of cypress stump remain from Lower Rio Grande oil well bailings.
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Vicksburg, Mich
U.P
Vicksburg High School
Raymond W. Fox
Fox
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Civil Service Psychologist Exams Announced for Federal Jobs
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a psychologist examination for vacancies across federal agencies in Washington DC and most states. Salaries range from 3825 to 4600 yearly. Applicants must pass a written test and show suitable education or experience. Application deadline is in June.
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Concord
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington
D.C
Roma
Commission
H.O.M. Hels
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