Connecticut Probate Notice of Guardian Appointment Objections
A probate notice from Connecticut records a guardianship case involving Helen H Fairbanks of Port and Acton County. The document requests appearance by October 22, 1948 to object to the guardian’s discharge with attorney filings and court return dates noted by Judge or register signatures.
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Connecticut
Helen H. Fairbanks
Port
Acton ‘County
B. Fairbanks
Herrt
Spring P. Jordan
Register
Probate Court Hearing For Bradshaw Estate
In the Probate Court of Massachusetts a petition seeks Forrest D and Alvin Bradshaw to be appointed administrators of Alice H Bradshaw deceased. Objects must file objections by 10 o clock on October 25 1943. John C Leggat Esq and Loring P Jordan Register. Sept 30 Oct 7 14
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Ion
Forrest D. Wand Alvin
Bradshaw Ry
Said
John C. Leggat
I Loring P. Jordan
Register
Lost Deposit Book Notation and Divorce Libel Notice
Notice records a lost deposit book 43093 at Middlesex Savings Bank Concord and a divorce libel filed in probate court in Cambridge requesting a divorce from Helen A. Clancy by Thomas M. Clancy for desertion. Court dates listed October 1943 with witnesses and required appearances by November 1943.
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Middlesex Institution For Savings
J. W. Ballon
Asst
Treas
Concord
Mass
Probate Court issues citation for administratrix of Maynard resident
The Massachusetts Probate Court in Middlesex calls interested parties to object by October 18 1943 regarding Signe Messier of Maynard being appointed administratrix of Charles A. Bkstedt’s estate without bond. The citation is signed by First Judge John C. Leggat with Register Loring P. Jordan.
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John’ c. Yeggar
Salt Court
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Commonwealth of Massachuse Middlesex
Charles A. Bkstedt
Maynard
Divorce Libel Filed in Middlesex Probate Court
The probate court in Middlesex Massachusetts serves notice to Helen A. Anderson of Hartford Connecticut that Levi Anderson has libeled for divorce on grounds of abusive treatment and requests custody of their children. The citation dates from September 4, 1843, with a 21 day response window.
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Coramonwealth
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Helen A. Anderson
Hartford
Connecticut
Levi & Anderson
John ¢ Leggat
Bes‘qhite
Loring P. Jordan
Naples Falls To German Offensive In World War II
The ruins of Naples testify to heavy fighting as Lieut. Gen. Maris Clarks Fifth Army advances through the city. German columns push north toward Rome, 135 miles away, destroying docks and warehouses to hinder Allied supply. Montgomery’s flank along the Adriatic coast threatens to cut off German retreat.
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Naples
Maris Clark
Fifth
Rome
Europe
Bernard Montgomery
Adriatic ‘Sea
Montgomery
Mountains
Wartime gasoline ration adjustments by region
The CPA reduced B and C coupon rations in the Midwest Southwest and Southeast from three to two gallons daily while Northeast B and C rations drop to 2 1 2 gallons and East A coupons rise to two gallons. The OPA said the goal is to compel use of at least one gallon from the A coupon for occupational driving.
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Midwest
Southwest
CPA
OPA
Senators Call for U S Use of Allied Airfields Abroad
Senators Mead Russell and Brine return from wartime tours urging Congress to authorize U S use of girdromes built by America in foreign lands. They criticize Britain for not fully exploiting Persian oil and warn of dwindling remaining oil reserves. They note MacArthur’s command and Curbin Curtin’s stance, and report Red Army advances toward Poland, as well as Baltic Sea risk and German defenses. War Food Administrator Marvin Jones seeks 500 million for CCC to guarantee crop payments and to buy surplus, resell at lower ceilings, and absorb losses on major crops and perishables.
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U. S
Great Britain
Persia
Douglas MacArthur
South Pacific
Lord Mountbatten
John Curtin
War Food
Marvin Jones
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Taft proposes deferments and father draft adjustments
Senator Taft pushes a plan during Wheeler bill debate to defer men under 30 with board approval and to call fathers under 25 earlier. Provisions extend higher allowances for service members wives and families, with amounts rising per child and two-parent cases, while the army cites limits on withholding payments for certain cases.
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Robert A. Taft
Burton Wheeler
Taft
Draft Board
Senate
Army
Navy WAVES barred from overseas service in senate bill
WAVES members will not be permitted to serve overseas under a provision reported by the Senate Naval Affairs Committee. British plans to raise Jewish soldiers for Burma may recruit divisions in Palestine and the Near East.
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WAVES
Navy
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Great Britain
Burma
London
Palestine
Near East
Postwar Peace Policy Debate Sparks Senate Clash
The Senate Foreign Relations sub committee aims to kill the Fulbright Resolution as it fears it signals unlimited American indulgence in world politics after the war. Sen. Tom Connally leads the drive to delay action and draft a broader postwar peace policy. Sen. Arthur Vandenberg seeks independence for America in deciding its actions.
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America
Senate
Arthur Vandenberg
Sen
Tom Connally
Connally
Fight to Last: Japanese Hold at Finschafen Collapses
Southwest Pacific dispatches say stubborn Japanese troops fought to the death as Allies closed in on their base at Finschafen. Superior Allied forces from north, west, and south overwhelmed the defenders, with air power pounding bases and reports of a new “super Zero” fighter outperforming the P 38.
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Princetonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Finland
West Bank
Finschafen
Southwest Pacific
U. S
Cavalry Rides Again In World War II Sicily and Italy
Cavalry units reemerge in the war effort due to rugged terrain where vehicles cannot operate. Former cowboys and rodeo performers ride horses over rocky terrain to deliver food water and supplies to advancing troops.
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Sicily
Italy
Cav Fy
Canadian Wheat Purchases Grow as Trade Shifts
Canadian grain buys rise as the Credit Corporation moves stocks northward. About 30 million bushels bought from Canada, with 22.5 million shipped in to date and 3.5 million unshipped. Since July 1, total sales mainly for feed near 111.5 million bushels.
Mexico to pay $29 million in oil nationalization settlement
Mexico agrees to a final settlement of 29,137,700 dollars for oil properties seized from American nationals in 1933. The sum includes 5,141,708 dollars interest at 3 percent. Negotiations included a commission from American nationals and a payment schedule with annual installments.
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Mexico
U S War Plants Sale Proposal By Commerce Chief
Secretary Jesse Jones urged selling war plants and other property worth 813 billion to local interests after hostilities end. Government controls 50 percent of plant production and owns large shares of synthetic rubber steel magnesium and aircraft capacity. It also holds 47,000 square miles of land spanning six New England states.
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Commierce
Jesse Jones
New England
New Tire Quota Rules Limit Motorists Under New Office Act
The Office of Price Administration announces tire quotas for October. Only motorists using 01 or more miles per month qualify for new tires. Used tractor and farm vehicle tires have been removed from the ration list.
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Office of Price
Gabon
Brain foods debated as fish no longer seen superior
Scientists say fish is not a brain superior food and that no single food provides more brain value than others. The idea that phosphorus rich fish boosts intellect is now considered unfounded by experts.
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Ledger Syndicate
WNU Features
Dairymen Urged to Keep Records for Subsidy Program
Floyd Verrill of the county A A A committee asks local dairymen to accurately record milk and butterfat sales and feed purchases starting October 2. These records support subsidies based on increased feed costs and price differences from prewar years, with subsidy rates up to 25 cents per hundredweight for milk and up to 50 cents in areas with new programs.
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Floyd Verrill
A.A.A
Ee Evers Bride in San Francisco
Local interest note reports Corporal Evers marrying in San Francisco with attendees including Evers sister Dorothy Sullivan and her husband. After a brief honeymoon, Corporal Evers returns to duty with the 72nd Battalion in the West east area. he has served three years.
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Albert
Beatric
San Francisco
Dorothy Sullivan
Fragmentary War Bond Stamp Notice From Mancachusatts Era
A garbled notice references war bond stamps and a court date, with scattered dates and names. It appears to mention Mancachusatts, a return day, and September in an early year, but many words are unreadable. The legible bits suggest an archival public notice style.
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Ss. Probate Court
Alice H. Bradshaw
Said County
Deceas
Akgies
Arhy Cieerk
Ieee
Hami
U.S. A
Pete'y
Estern
Union
Western Newspaper Union
Manufacturing Industries
U.S
James Mead
N. Y
Richard Russell
Ralph Brine
Congress
Russell, Brewster and
Meal
Russia
Poland
Ondings Mada
Tausicians
Sresconen Otelass
Pure Milk Association
Sestle Oil Claims
Gabrielle
Ledger
Ee Evers
WNU
Apo
California
Sakmen Coere
Tiue Foy
Petri Wine
Sherlock
Basil Rathboie
Nigel Bruce
TWE
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