Probate notices from Massachusetts mirror estate proceedings
In Concord and Acton Massachusetts probate notices reveal petitions to appoint public administrators for estates of Nils Bengston and Alice H Bradshaw. The documents request court appearances by interested parties before the return days in September and October 1943, with John C Leggat as First Judge and Forrest Daw and Alvin Bradshaw named administrators.
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Sc Wealth
Massachusetts
Nils Bengston
Neil P. ‘Sonesta
Bengston
Acton
Grt
Dapforth Mins
Concordin
Alice H. Bradshaw
Bury
Deceas
Forrest Daw
Alvin
Bradshaw Ry
Said
Court Ridge
John .C. Leggat
Qpit Court
Toring P. Jordan
Register
Petition seeks Maynard man as administrator of estate
A court citation dated September 20 1943 calls for John Eimolohto of Maynard to respond by October 11 1948 with a written answer to a petition asking the county court to appoint him administrator of an estate without bond. The notice is signed by Judge John Leggat and Register Loring P. Jordan with dates September 28 30 and October 7.
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John Tt Eimolehto
Maynard
Gaid
Cambridge
John ¢.Leggat
Esquire
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Lost Deposit Book Notice From Middlesex Institution
The Middlesex Institution for Savings announces the loss of Deposit Book No 2647 with payment stopped. Assistant Treasurer J W Ballon of Concord Massachusetts reports the notice date as September 16 1943 with subsequent dates September 22 30 October 7.
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Middlesex Institution
J. W. Ballon
Asst
Treas
Concord
Mass
Petition for administratrix of Ekstedt estate Maynard
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court issues citation regarding the estate of Charles A. Ekstedt of Maynard. Signe Messier of Maynard is proposed as administratrix on bond. Objections must be filed at Cambridge by October 18 1943. Witness John C. Leggat dated September 23 1943.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Charles A. Ekstedt
Maynard
Connecticut Probate Court Divorce Observation
Libel filed by husband Levi Anderson against Helen A. Anderson of Hartford Connecticut for divorce and abuse custody of minor children. Appearance required in Cambridge Court within twenty one May the twenty second day of November 1943. Judge John C Leggat notes. Sent Oct 7 14.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Helen
A. Anderson
Hartford
Connecticut
Levi
Cambridge
John * C. . Leggat
Brewer's Yeast Tablets Offer Daily B Vitamin Boost
An advertisement touts Brewer's Yeast tablets as an economical daily source of B vitamins to combat food shortages and fatigue. It emphasizes Brewer's Yeast as a long recommended excellent B vitamin source and promotes a new tablet form delivering the daily B vitamin complex.
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Mar Pal
World’s Hardest Substances Ranked by New Measurement
Hardes Thenant Sahai ole of the National Bureau of Standards reports a new precise method of measurement giving the world’s four hardest substances as diamond 6500, boron carbide 2300, carborundum 2150, and sapphire 1900.
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Hardes Thenant Sahai Ole
National Bureau of Standards
Untitled fragment on honesty and hurtful words
A short fragment discusses how dishonesty and taunting affect behavior and feelings. It notes that unfair remarks harm trust and friendships and suggests that honesty supports better relationships. The text emphasizes moral conduct over blunt cruelty.
Probate Court notice on Fairbanks guardianship action
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court grants petition for guardian A to protect Helen E Fairbanks heirs apparent or presumptive. Notice to object requires appearance in court before ten o clock on the twenty second ring of October as per Register P Jordan.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Alice F. Fairbanks
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Helen EH. Fairbanks
Actonio
Helen B. Fairbanks
Mas Pants
Wale Cone
P. Jordan
Political debate on Wheeler bill and national service act
A columnist recalls wartime policy fights over the Wheeler bill, the National Service act, and labor costs. He notes politicians’ tactics, Byrnes and Van, and the White House stance, reflecting on election year dynamics and press circles.
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Wheeler Bill
Fort
Wa Front
Army
Austin
Wadsworth
White House
Jong
Abet Annawanwi
Office of War’ Information
Manpower Commission
Aliens Granted American Citizenship In Allied War Effort
About 1 425 foreigners serving overseas received American citizenship through special representatives of the Immigration and Naturalization Service. The move aims to uphold Allied invasion readiness as the Merchant Marine plans continue through the Persea cerstad event.
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Armed Forces
The
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Merchant ‘Marine
Water and citrus flavors rise in California drink scene
A fragmented note mentions water concepts and citrus brands like Sunkist in California markets. It hints at a market shift toward tangy beverages and fruit flavors with unknown specifics about vendors or dates.
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