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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1949
Page
13
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Worcester Massachusetts dispatch notes a private detective remarks that the private eye trade is hard work yet radio serials provide useful tips for real investigations. The piece emphasizes practical lessons from fiction for practical sleuthing.
Middlesex Federal Savings Association files suit in county court to foreclose a mortgage on real property in Somerville. The bill seeks authority to proceed by entry and possession and by the power of sale, citing deeded records Book 7340 Page 455 and the Soldiers and Sailors Act benefits. Clerk Frederick L. Putnam notes the document dated 1949 with witness John P. Higgins Esquire.
Superior Court Equity No. 15582 for Elwood A. Whittemore and Margaret G. Whittemore seeks court permission to foreclose a mortgage on Lot 19 in Maynard Mass. under Plan No. 1912 with Deeds. The bill requests entry and possession and exercise of sale power to seize the described real estate.
Written appearance required in Cambridge Court before ten o clock in the forenoon on October 28 on the return day. Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge of the Court. Registered October 4 13 20 27 1949 by John J Butler, Register.
In Middlesex County a petition to the court by Waine represents tenants in common hold three Sudbury parcels totaling 28, 13, and unspecified acres with houses. They seek partition and sale for not less than eight thousand dollars, with conveyance of any unsold portions as the court allows. Dates noted: Sept 29 and Oct 6, 13, 1949.
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Ames Iowa reports that over 12 000 farmers attended a meeting at Iowa State College where entomologist experts urged measures to protect corn crop from the corn borer this summer as a state wide fight to save the No 1 crop.
A court citation in the Maynard area requests Mary B. Smith of Sudbury be named executrix of the estate of Julia C. Buckley deceased. The petition, filed for probate of an instrument, sets a return day in September 1948 and requires a surety.
State Planning figures show Berkshires cabins attracting 38 percent more guests and revenue up 24 percent in August. State and municipal employment in Massachusetts rose by 13,400 from the prior year, while the Federal workforce increased by 1,900 to 57,800. The Boston Chamber publishes The Boston Story detailing city industry and resources. Sheffield and Lancaster plan votes on protective zoning bylaw.
Millions of wage earners gain lifetime protection under the Social Security Act. Each has 40 quarters of coverage to reach age 65 and become permanently insured. Some workers in commerce and industry have minimum protection for life, but benefits hinge on further covered employment.
Concord resident Loring Grimes Jr has taken over the Colonial Inn site on Cole's Hill Plymouth under Colonial Operating Company with Grimes named new manager. Office staff include Dr Loring Grimes Swampscott president Luther N Grimes Brookline treasurer Donald T Field Brookline counsel. Grimes has run Colonial Inn Monument Square for two years and has hotel ties in Boston. a 10 year veteran of the hotel business and World War II navy veteran. He is married with two children.
Concord Principal James V. McMullen of the Harvey Wheeler School was chosen as president of the Concord Teachers Club at a meeting last week. Miss Marion Gorham of Peter Bulkeley School is the new vice president with Miss Alice Sheehan as secretary and Sheldon R. Porter among other officers.
A garbled note from Granville County mentions a revered tree in Merth, attributed to Caroline, highlighting a local landmark's enduring cultural significance amid unclear details.
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