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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1946
Page
13
A critical appraisal of a radio speech portrait, noting Winchell's stage persona and delivery. Analysts praise his consummate performance and radio vocabulary though some mispronunciations and a stern, self righteous undertone remain evident.
A filing in the Massachusetts Probate Court seeks a divorce on grounds of desertion. The petition lists Ida S. Ying as the wife and requires a response within twenty days from September 19, 1947. Bridge City official P. Jordan, Register, dates September 19, 26, October 3.
The Lincoln League of Women Voters invites women from Concord Waltham and Weston to an open meeting at Lincoln Town Hall next Friday evening to hear speakers from both parties. Confirmed speakers include Congresswoman Edith Rogers Senator Richard I Furbush Otis M Whitney John Ferrick and District Attorney George E Thompson.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court calls all interested parties in the Casimer J Anelons estate in Maynard to note a petition seeking Anna M Grant of Waltham as administrator or a suitable alternative. Objections must be filed in writing by October 23 before 10 a.m. at the court in Senate. Witness John C Leggat, First Judge, September 27, 1946. Loring P Jordan, Register. Oct 3 10 17
Deposit Book No. 44483 is reported lost with payment stopped. W S Smith assistant treasurer of Middlesex Institution for Savings in Concord Massachusetts issues the notice dated September 18 1946 with publication dates September 26 October 3 and 10.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston reports high level business activity in July and August with rising consumption of electric power and freight car loadings above last year. Employment weakened in textiles leather and lumber, unemployment and vacancies remained notable, construction contracts rose 12 percent from June, and raw cotton and wool consumption dipped compared with July last year.
A collage of remarks from Greta Garbo Miss Tennessee Doris Duke and business leader P W Litchfield on media life labor unions and economic rights. The collection also notes a stray wedding announcement and miscellaneous quotable lines about publicity and commitment.
Middlesex probate notices invite interested parties to contest the will of Vincent Paszkelewicz and Vincent Paszkelewicz and William Paskel late of Brooklyn in Middlesex County. Antonia Ptaszynski of Boston and Alexander W. Kulewicz of Maynard seek appointment as executors without bonds. File a written appearance at Cambridge Court before October 7, 1946.
The court issues a citation in the estate of Forrest B Bean late of Acton to Lucy Bean of Acton to be appointed administratrix without bond. Appearance required by October 7 1946. Dated September 12 1946.
Philip J. Philbin urges government officials to seize black market meats and hides but says the real fix is revived production. He argues prices must rise less sink, urges Truman to act, and notes shortages threaten public health and jobs. An albino paradise fish from Europe is mentioned.
A collage of local notes outlines postoffice prize talk, Lions Club doctor members, Keith Martin Studio near opening, and Concord taxes. Massachusetts marriage rates show fewer but longer marriages, Emerson Hospital fundraising concerns rise, and local parades of brides mirror broader trends. Shipments of Australian apples reach two million bushels this year as residents eye parking limits and public works.
Wanted to buy a movable small garage within reasonable distance of Maynard Massachusetts. Respond with details to Write-Box 1262 Maynard Mass.
For sale items include Hitchcock chairs Thumb Back chairs Blanket chests Love seats and old shawls from What Not Shoppe on Thoreau Street Concord 1293. Contact telephone number Concord 1293 for details.
Concords Fourth Company wrapped a weekend at Barracks with the 1st Battalion 28th Infantry ranking second in the battalion after a Sept 1 shoot. Lieut Petersen led as hot shot while the crew of 15 executed 18 assignments well. On Sept 22 the regiment shoot placed fourth with Sergt Frenele third in the individual prize. Pvt Ryan and Sergt Sims impressed with a standout deli lunch. Letters from former 17 year olds in federal service arrive reporting training boosts for Pvt Dolan Jr and Pvt Denare as they anticipate overseas duty in the Far East.
Under Miss Minna A Findeisen Bulkley High School students in Concord listen to the first broadcast of a 26 part series on democratic living. Programs for seventh to ninth grades are approved by junior high principals and sponsored by the Department in cooperation with Westinghouse stations WBZA New England Commande on Radio in Education and the Governor's Committee on Racial and Religious Understanding.
Fortunato J. Rizzitano of Concord began studies at Franklin Institute Boston after service in the U S Army and works at the Concord Esso Station. Ralph P. Hosmer Camp USWV No 55 to meet October 10 at 8 at Veterans Building Walden Street with Archie P. Simpson as commander. Two Concord High School WWII veterans enroll in J Clifford Geer classes at Burdett College Boston. William Ambrose and T Francis McPhillips are named. Geer reports his son Russell, formerly of Concord, is married. Mr and Mrs William F McNally and family of 12 Elm Place returned from a motor trip to New York.
Thomas J. Hayes chair of the Concord Veterans Housing Committee reports progress on eight new homes for veterans amid a noted housing shortage. Foundations are ready for construction with soil pipes laid, though no building has begun yet.
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