Probate Court Notice of Estate for Sofie Andersen
Attention is drawn to a probate matter in Middlesex County Massachusetts where Henry ... of Sudbury petitions for appointment as executor of Sofie Andersen deceased. The court sets a return date and requires any objections to be filed by ten oclock noon on the seventh day of November 1941. Judge John C. Leggar presides. Register P. Jordan records.
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Ealth
Massachusetts
Sofie Andersen
Henryen
Sudbury
John C. Leggar
Thousand Mine
Ming P. Jordan
Register
Lost Book Notice from Mass Savings Bank Deposit
Deposit book missing as of late October 1941 with notice to owners and payment detours. J W Ballou assistant treasurer at the Savings Bank, Massachusetts, identified in the notice.
Duplicate book ap receipt at Institution for Savings
Ro No 12662 shows an application for a duplicate book from Institution for Savings. Massachusetts note cites E McCleary as treasurer with dates October 29 November 5 and 12 1941.
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Institution ‘For
Ney E
McCleary, Treas. Mass. Iy
Deposit Book Notice Seeks Lost Payment Record
A terse public notice states that a deposit book number has been lost and payment details are pending. Authorities urge the owner to report and provide identifying information to prevent misuse.
West Acton Notes From Local School And Community
The senior class selected the play Poet:Loosé by Charles Quimby Burdette for the annual production to be staged at Blanchard Hall High School on December 12 with cast to be announced later. Horace Butler, a junior, enrolled in Waltham Trade School after passing entrance with a grade. The West Acton Woman’s club holds a president’s day meeting on November 10 at the club house with Mrs. Harvey B. Greenwood and Mrs. Walter E. Boyd as guests. program includes readings by Elizabeth Cook Myrick and club chorus music. hostess is Mrs. Howard J. Billings. The 4‑Club of West Acton grade school meets every other Wednesday after school at Mrs. Waldo Flint’s home for sewing and alternate Fridays at the school for social programs. president Jean Hayes, vice president Barbara Jules, secretary Norma Pendergast. Leonard Godfrey is janitor at the Woman’s club house. Clifton Stearns, long crossing tender at the Boston and Maine railroad gates on Massachusetts Avenue, has returned. Miss Warner of the Middlesex County Extension Service spoke on Christmas gift making at the Baptist church. talks are periodic. Catherine Branley of Braintree, convalescing at her sister Mrs. Ormal Laffin’s home after surgery, has returned home. she teaches in the primary schools and has been a guest of Mrs. Laffin for weeks.
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Charles Quimby Burdette
Clasg
Blanchard
Hall of the High School
Horace Butler
Waltham Trade School
West Acton Woman’s Club
Harvey B. Greenwood
State Federation
Walter E. Boyd
Elizabeth Cook Myrick
Woman's Club Chorus
Howard. J. Billings
West Acton
Waldo Flint
Jean Hayes
Barbara Jules
Norma. Pendergast
Leonard Godfrey
Woman’s Club House
Clifton Stearns
Boston and Maine
Massachusetts Avenue
Miss Warner
Middlesex County Extension Service
Yiss Catherine Branley
Braintree
Ormal Laffin
Hdrome
Life as a Gift Quote Attributed to Wieland
A reflective quotation states that whatever a man has is truly a gift in life, emphasizing gratitude and perspective. The line attributed to Wieland invites readers to consider possession as a bestowed gift rather than earned wealth.
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Wieland
Loss of Deposit Hook No 87482 Notice
Payment stopped Middlesex Institution for Savings by J W Ballou Assistant Treasurer Concord Massachusetts October 24 1941 notice dates October 29 November 5 12
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Middlesex Institution
Concord
Mass
U S Policy Aims Delivering the Goods Against Hitler
President states objective to aid foes of Hitlerism as Nazis pound Russians on three fronts. Editorial note accompanies analysis of wartime strategy and public messaging during the conflict.
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U. S
Roosevelt Navy Day Address Outlines Destruction of Hit lerism
The article reports President Roosevelt's Navy Day address and policy remarks. He frames U S foreign policy as delivering goods to democracy allies and declares that shooting has started against Nazi aggression. He urges destruction of Hitlerism and establishment of a peaceful world, warning against false security and pledging sacrifices.
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Senate
U. S
Friends of Democracy
Foreign Policy Association
Rooosevelt
Hitler
United States
Last Ditch Soviet Defense Stiffens Against Nazi Drive
Reports say Soviet Fronts held the Nazi advance as leaders claim a military miracle in defense. Kharkov falls amid rumors Stalin reshuffles command while Roosevelt eyes a labor strike at coal mines threatening steel and defense output.
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Berlin
Germany
Kharkhov
Donets Basin
Peace prospects and Japan fuel debate in wartime pages
Secretary Knox warns of an inevitable clash with Japan over military and space matters as Tokyo seems amenable to some US approaches. Reports foretell a special Diet session on Japanese American relations amid doubts about a lasting Pacific peace.
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Knox
The
Navy
Japan
Tokyo
Ing
News Service
Times Advertiser
Pacific
United States
China
Indo-China
Manchukuo
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Wendell Willkie
Committee
G.O.P
Senator White
Wartime Leaders Deplore Nazi Hostage Atrocities Across Europe
Churchill Roosevelt and De Gaulle condemn Nazi hostage killings described as butcheries as resistance actions continue across occupied Europe. The article notes resentful civilians firing at high Nazi officers and the executions of those connected to such strikes.
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Churchill
Roosevelt
de Gaulle
Occupied
Europe
Parachute A New Hero
Parachutist Arthur H. Starnes jumped from 31 500 feet carrying extra gear and opened his chute at 1 500 feet. He stayed conscious for a moment after free fall reaching 190 mph and landed safely two minutes after the first chute opened. His dual chutes offered pilots a new escape option in combat.
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Arthur H. Starnes
Witness James O'Neil Convicted in Bridges Deportation Case
In San Francisco a witness, James O'Neil, was convicted of perjury related to the Bridges deportation case. The report notes a Florence Night in Crete, Joan Stay rich, who refused to flee and tended wounded British Tommies and German dentists in a cave hospital, drawing world wide acclaim.
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San Francisco
Bridges
James O'Neil
Florence Nigh
Crete
Joan Stayrich
Acton Parent-Teachers and Halloween Gatherings
Mrs J Henry Engman leads the Acton Parent Teachers Association as parental education classes run at the State House in Boston. About 20 North Acton children attended a Halloween party Friday at Mrs Charles Strack's home with Mrs Leo Quinn assisting. A South Acton Reading Club meeting at Mrs Henry Capelle's Martin Street featured a business session and a Halloween party with refreshments. Mr and Mrs Owen Fierce, new to town from Sudbury, announce the birth of a daughter last Saturday at Emerson Hospital.
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J. Henry, Engman
Acton Parent-Teachers Association
State House
Boston
North Acton
Charles Strack
Hallowe'en
Strack
Leo Quinn
South Acton Reading Club
Henry Capelle
Martin Street
Owen Fierce
Sudbury
Emerson Hospital
American Legion Hdwards-Quimby Post Set Charity Awards Night
Hdwards Quimby Post No 284 will hold its regular monthly shift and charity awards on November 13 at 8 o clock in the G A R hall.
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Quimby
American Legion
G. A. R. Hall
Prince Albert Gift Humidor Featured At Local Dealers
Christmas promotion highlights a 38 humidor hidden inside a wrapped package for Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco. The one pound tin is presented as a gift option, marketed as The National Joy Smoke.
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Prince al
Prince Albert
Free Cook Book From Standard Brands
Free cookbook with dozens of home baking recipes from Grand Cook Book Standard Brands Inc. Send a postcard to 691 Washington Street New York City to receive it by mail. No charge.
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Standard Brands, Inc
Dept. W
Washington Street
New York City
Standard Brands
Adv
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Asst
Treas Mass
Esex Institution For Law
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D. D
Smith
Satighactary
Mark
Lea
Areten
Lydia
Edward
Wayne
Western Newspaper Union
Petrovski
Maria Antonovna
Bondarenko
Klavdia Sergena Borovik
Valentina Stufzerenko
Pittsburgh
Russia
Moscow
Stalin
Budenny
Voroshilov
Timoshenko
National Mediation ‘Board
John L.lewis
Lewis
Ci.d
Roos Ae
Friends of the Labor Movement
And
Kearny
London
Britain
Iceland
Tehachapi
Calif
Pla
Benes
Czechoslovakia
Parachute
Science
L C Smith & Corona
Typewriters, Inc
Syracuse, N.Y
Lydia Pinkham
Cme A
Abbchoviigetere Ss
Bow Teat
Sods
Eerytiog
Don Milena
New York
Lexington Ave
49Th ST
York
Ai Arty
Exaco Star Theatre
Kenny Baker
Goodman
Texaco
Ela Rees
York Wide
WNU
Double Trom
Jansce M. Cobol
Masegee
West
Times Square
REAL
Hollywood
Charles Laughton
Milton Berle
Lovely Shirly Ross
Bob Crosby
Bach
Ballantine Ale & Beer
George Fisher
Hollywood Reporter
Mar-Co
Yankee Colonial Station
Wee Vane Drug Counter
Bob Hope
Amy
Lange
Ram le
Midtown
Hotel Tudor
Aew
Guy P. Seeley
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