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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
4
Miss Sarah Louise Arnold former dean of Simmons College urged at a New England Historic Genealogical Society meeting that women should devote more higher education to practical home making skills and less to purely intellectual studies emphasizing homemaking over erfi tural training.
The Milton Bradley Company announces a definite layoff of 150 employees in Springfield as it trims production to balance output. The plant now runs on the 1919 basis, a decrease from last year, with no wage cuts planned.
Boston and other city residents urged by reporters to back a state pension plan for judges. voices from lawyers, physicians, architects, authors and clerks express support, praising pensions alongside higher salaries and independence for the judiciary.
Speakers of varied ages and walks honored the Grand Army of the Republic at a Kingsley Hall dinner closing the 55th annual Massachusetts department encampment.
Gray haired veterans of Bull Run and Gettysburg pledged to carry on as Governor Cox and Mayor Peters spoke of forward work and opportunity. National commander KetCham and others urged spreading optimism across the state and honoring wartime innovations from trench warfare to balloons.
Sea-going tugboat workers agreed at a conference with employers and Secretary Davis to accept wage reductions determined by trans-Atlantic ship employees when the seamen contract expires May 1.
The Boston University School of Religion Education and Social Service holds its annual convocation this morning in Wesleyan Hall with mass and an address by Rev Arlo Ayre Brown. Tonight the banquet at the Hotel Westminster features Rev L O Hartman as toastmaster and greetings by President L H Marlin with responses by several students and faculty.
Mrs. George M. Pullman gave $12,000,000 to charities in recent years, disclosed as her will is filed for probate in Chicago. The bulk of her $4,000,000 estate is left in trust for her two daughters Mrs. Frank O. Lowden and Mrs. Francis J. Carolan.
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