Town Board to Hear Application for Fuel Tank Installations
On November 7 and 14 the Board of Selectmen will consider the application of aizio and John Gans to install two wind tanks with a capacity of 6 000 gallons for gasoline and four ground tanks with 40 000 gallons for kerosene at the local Powder Mill Road site. Frank G Fin Gandolfo, Dineen, Bain, and others are named in the docket.
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Aizio
John Gansieense
Frank G. Fin- Gandolfo
Dineen
Y. Bain
Ila
Board of Selectmen
Sunday Dinner Suggestions From A&P Service for Home Makers
The article notes a surge in fruit and vegetable juice popularity with grapefruit, tomato, orange, apple, and prune juices expanding sales. It warns vitamin C loss after 24 hours exposure, and suggests juices as breakfast drinks, dessert ingredients, and components of a Sunday dinner menu featuring beef liver and side dishes.
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Probate notice in Concord Massachusetts succession
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court receivess a petition to probate a will for Michael J. Dee of Concord. Margaret C. Dee seeks appointment as executrix without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before 10 am on November 18 1946. John C Leggat presiding judge. Loring P Jordan register. Oct 31 Nov 7 14.
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N C. Leggat
Eridge
P. Jordan
Register
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Michael_J. Dee
Concord
Margaret C. Dee
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Es-quire
Loring P. Jordan
Glazier seeks adoption of David Samuel White in Middlesex Probate
Probate Court petition filed by Ralph L Glazier and Camella M Glazier of Maynard requests leave to adopt David Samuel White child of Joseph Seymour White and Marion Agnes White. Petition aims to change the name to David Samuel Glazier with objection due by November 15 1946. Witness John C Leggat Esquire notes October 17 1946 with Oct 24 31 Nov 7 dates.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
David’ Samuel White
Maynard
Ralph L. Glazier
Camella M. Glazier
Said
David Samuel White
Joseph Seymour White
Parts Unknown
Marion Agnes White
Stow
David Samuel Glazier
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Hudson Scout District selects leadership and plans roundup
At the Assabet District meeting in Hudson Town Hall Will Kirkpatrick announces E J Harriman as camping and activities chairman. Frank Case heads leadership training with Francis Love leading organization and extension. John Chase to chair Health and Safety. A December 12 Roundup honors new Scouts ahead of a February 1947 finance campaign. Buy Victory Bonds and Stamps.
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Hudson
Assabet
Algonquin Council
Boy Scouts
Hudson Town Hall
Will Kirk- Fatrick
E. J. Harriman
Harriman
Frank Gase
Maynard
Kirkpatrick
Francis Love
Case
Martin Tierney
Joseph Boothroyd
Algonquin
Hudson, Stow
Ecommittee
Love
Robert Dawes
John Chase
Health and Safety Committee
Frank L. Allen
Warren, Ordway
Jack Wilson
A. P. Smith
Stow
Will Kirkpatrick
Robert McGarty
Frank Case
Robert C. Withington
Wilfred Brackett
L. A. Warren
Lewis Rabbitt
John Sellian
Holliston
Public hearing on airport se proposed by Billerica Wilmington Airways Inc
The Concord Town Board of Appeals set a public hearing for November 20, 1946 at 8 00 p m in the Veterans Building Walden Street The hearing concerns a petition by BILLERICA WILMINGTON AIRWAYS INC and the ESTATE OF FRANCES N WILLIAMS seeking a ruling that the site be used as a commercial landing field with a 2500 foot runway and erection of aviation buildings two hangars a repair shop office restroom fuel storage and related facilities on premises near the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad Powder Mill Road Old Marlboro Road and Williams Road The petition claims the project will not be detrimental to the neighborhood H Whittemore Brown Ralph C Piper Harold W Chase Board of Appeals Oct 31 Nov 14
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Concord Board of Appeals
Town Mouse
Veterans Building
Walden Street
Billerica-Wilmington Airways, Inc
Frances N Williams
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Powder Mill Road
Old Marlboro Road
Williams Road
H. Whittemore Brown
Ralph C. Piper
Harold W. Chase
Conservatorship Accounts For Alisha Robertson Estate
The conservator of the property for Alisha Robertson of Sudbury under conservatorship has filed first and second accounts for allowance. A written appearance was recorded to the return day. Witness John C. Leggat, Esq. on October 24, 1946. Loring P. Jordan, Register.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Alisha Robertson
Sudbury
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Lost book notice from Maynard bank for deposit book replacement
The Institution for Savings in Maynard Massachusetts issues a notice that a duplicate book application has been received to replace Deposit Book No. 11699 which was lost. Sidney E McCleary acts as treasurer.
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Institution For Savings
Sidney E. McCleary
Maynard
Mass
Treas
Lost book notice in Middlesex county official record
Hereby given that Book No. 38798 has been lost. Payment stopped. A Middlesex savings record by W. S. Smith, assistant, Concord Massachusetts. October 29, 1946.
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the Middlesex Ee
W. S. Smith
Asst
Rea Y Concord
Mass
Idlesex Institution For Law
S. Smith
Treasoncord
Living Costs In State Rise 1.8 Percent In October
Massachusetts cost of living rose 1.8 percent in October, reaching 159 percent of the 1941 level and 46.6 percent above January 1941. Food costs climbed 3.5 percent, clothing 2 percent, and sundries 0.25 percent, with meat shortages limiting price quotations.
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Tate House
Boston
Massachusetts
John P. McBride
State Division of Necessaries of Life
McBride
Taxing Jurisdictions Count Reaches About 175000
A Twentieth Century Fund report estimates roughly 175000 local taxing jurisdictions across the United States, highlighting the expansive structure of local government finance and administration.
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Twentieth Century Fund
United States
Alphabetical list shows Massachusetts World War II veterans bonus applicants
State Treasurer John E Hurley files show every alphabet letter has a bonus applicant. The first name is Harold Aalerud of Cambridge and the last is Ameda A Zziz za of 60 Chestnut street Chelsea. Among bonus applicants the Smiths outnumber the Sullivans 2387 to 2023. Records of deceased veterans in World War II show 60 Smiths 59 Sullivans and a like number of Johnsons among about 12000 Gold Star claimants.
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orton _— nee &re
Fagichane-Avia
Massachusetts
John E. Hurley
Harold
Aalerud
Cambridge
Ameda A. Zzizza
Chestnut Street
Chelsea
Old Folks Step Out on 60th Birthday Dance Win
Long Beach California couple Mr. and Mrs. Al Schick celebrated Mrs. Schick's 60th birthday by dining out and returning with a pair of nylons after winning a fast fox trot dance contest.
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Long Beach
Cal
al Schick
Loyal alumnus demands six Rose Bowl tickets for Idaho
In Moscow Idaho a devoted Idaho alumnus was located who asked for six tickets to the Idaho vs. opponent Rose Bowl game in Pasadena California on January 1, 1947.
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Moscow
Ida
University of Idaho
Idaho
Pasadena
Cal
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