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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1944

Page

7

Probate notices from Middlesex and Worcester counties

Probate and public notice items list estate actions in Massachusetts courts. Readers are urged to file appearances by specified return days for Annie Livingston Lyons McCarthy Harms Maynard and Annie Koski estates, with dates in May June 1944, and to attend Sudbury road relocation remedies under County Commissioners.

T Annie Livingston Max ‘Poston John C. Leggat King P. Jordan Register Massachusetts Annie F. Lyons McCarthy Maynard Said County Harns Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Annie Koski Cambridge Seal Sudbury Dutton Road Herbert J. Atkinson Sudoury Sudbury Enterprise Marlborough Mary EB. MacDonald Ef Maynard Deceas John E. Manchester

Allies Hammer at Gustav Line and Japs Advance in China

The report notes 80,000 Japanese forces pushing beyond the Peiping Hanko w railroad as Chinese defenses retreat. Stilwell’s U. S. and Chinese units push in north Burma to open the Ledo road for supply trucks into China, while U.S. air and naval forces strike at Japanese positions across the Pacific. In Heidelberg Mississippi oil boom eyes a new East Texas scale with two wells producing up to 15,000 barrels daily and royalties rising for local farmers. A West Virginia boy finds the nation’s largest alluvial diamond, discovered on a Peterstown farm and confirmed by Virginia Tech geologist R. J. Holden.

China Peiping-Hankow Joseph Stilwell U. S Burma Stilwell Ledo Road Mississippi Heidelberg East Texas Gulf Refining Company William Jones Peterstown W. Va R. J. Holden Virginia Polytechnical Institute United States

First Blow in Europe Opens Allied Offensives

Allied forces in Italy begin a major push against the Gustav line below Anzio under Gen. Harold Alexander. In the west Allied bombers strike France Belgium and Germany while Rommel shifts troops to meet the invasion. Russia moves troops for a broad coordinated push. Draft officials grant extended civilian life deferrals for ages 30 to 37 in essential occupations with six month deferments for 29 year olds. Local boards may extend War Manpower Commission lists and make independent determinations.

Hitler Europe Sant Ene Thest U. S Italy Gustav Line Anzio France Belgium Germany Erwin Rommel Russia Britain Harold Alexander Rome War Manpower Commission

Eye Bank Established for Cornea Donations at New York Hospital

A new eye bank at the New York hospital stores corneas from living donors or donors who have arranged removal after death. Corneas must be harvested within four hours of death, offerings aim to restore sight with transplants reported effective in about twenty percent of blindness cases.

New York Hospital

Tree-top resident wins vote in Montclair bungalow

Coffing M. Arsianian, living in a 50 foot Montclair tree home since 1936, is recognized as a legal resident entitling him to vote. Meanwhile, U S Agriculture Laboratory at Peoria aids penicillin advances with spoiled can teloupe mold. Heavily detailed wartime production and new uses for tung oil feature in this era report.

Coffing M. Arsianian Montclair N. J U. S. Department of Agriculture Peoria Heatley Florey London Iatory

New Navy Secretary James Forrestal Named at 52

James Forrestal of New York an investment banker is named secretary of the navy age 52 he previously served as undersecretary to the late secretary Frank Knox. Forrestal is a World War I veteran and brings financial and defense service background to the post.

James Forrestal New York Department Frank Knox

Big Wheat Crop Forecast From USDA

The USDA predicts a 1944 winter wheat crop of 662 million bushels from 40.94 million acres at 16.2 bushels per acre, up from 602 million earlier and 529.6 million in 1943. Spring rains boosted germination and soil moisture after recent droughts and floods affected stands in the Plains and river basins.

U. S. Department of Agriculture USDA Great Plains Plains States Mississippi Missouri River

Overseers Conclude Job Instruction Training Course

A class of Overseers of the Assabet Mills completed the Job Instruction Training course sponsored by the War Manpower Commission. Cards certify satisfactory completion and pledge to apply the training, with leaders led by Joseph E. Derosier and participants including Tierney Hatch Farnell Grieve Doherty Wilson MacDonald Kaler Brayden Donahie Byrne. Buy War Bonds and Stamps.

Maynard Assabet Mills War Manpower Commission of Washington, D. C Joseph E. Derosier Thomas H. Tierney Robert R. Hatch Frank Farnell Frank S. Grieve

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