Paulist Choir Plans New England Tour Performances
The Paulist Choir under Father Finn will give an afternoon concert in City Hall Auditorium Haverhill and an evening show in High School Hall Lawrence on April 4 and 2% respectively. The famous boys choir tours New England with City officials inviting a concert at City Hall Auditorium Haverhill and the school committee backing the Lawrence event at the Colonial Theatre. Father Finn will offer scholarships to Paulist Choir School in New York to promising boy singers from both cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulist
Father Finn
Haverhill
Lawrence
New England
City Uali Aditorium
High School
Colonial Theatre
Paulist Choir School
New York
ASK SAILINGS FROM BOSTON PHILADELPHIA
Representatives from Boston argued before Interstate Commerce Commission examiner to allow a Morgan Line steamship schedule and rates to make Boston a shipping point to Southern points. Philadelphia interests oppose new calls while Boston backers seek irregular service not regular routes. Wiliam H. Chandler urged permission for Boston to compete with Philadelphia and New York. P. M. Ripley backed sailings from Boston for the American Sugar Refinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ket
Boston
Phael L. Shannfelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Morgan Line
Southern Pacific Company
Wiliam H. Chandler
Sothern
P. M. Ripley
Amercan
Keay Funeral at Mt Auburn Chapel
Funeral services are held for Fred Keay who died at his home in West Somerville. He was financial editor of the old Boston Advertiser and later a publicity man for First National Bank. Born November 6 1865 in Cambridge he was survived by his wife Effie H Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Effie H. Fox
Cambridge
Radio controlled house moves from idea to reality
Prominent radio experts and engineers predict a radio controlled house within years. A famous Parisian radio wizard has equipped his home with controls that operate shutters, windows, heating, and breakfast cooking among other functions.
The Wonder House of the radio wizard funds Ponzi case
The article describes a French radio expert whose home is run by wireless control from a central lab. It notes station changes WJZ to WDY and the RCA, mentions Porto Rico broadcasts, a New England show, and a Boston exhibit. It covers lawsuits where Ponzi trustees pursue $197000 against Merchants National Bank for alleged preferred payments after July 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhiffel Tower
WJZ
Westinghouse
Newark
N. J
Westinghouse Broadcasting
New England
WDY
Radio Corporation of America
New York City
Roselle Park
Radio Corporation
New York
J. O. Smith
Clear Ice
Porto Rico
Coamo
San Juan
M. B. Sleeper
Norman W. Henley Publishing Company
Oscar C. Roos
Philippines
Mechanics Hall
Boston
Roos
Pennsylvania Hotel
Morrin
Merchants National Bank of Manchester
N. H
Edward “Bh. Blodgett
Ponzi
Hugh D. McLellan
Post
Blodgett
McLellan
Senate passes prohibition enforcement act in state
Providence April 7 The State Senate approved the prohibition enforcement act by 34 to 4 and sent it to the House for consideration next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Senate
Providence
State Senate
House
New Radio Contest Announced by The Post
The Boston Post invites manuscripts predicting radio status in 1950 with prizes. First prize is $100 for the best answer to What will be the uses and status of radio in 1950. Submissions arrive by April 8. winner announced April 18. five dollars per published manuscript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wireless
Jules Verne
Office of the Post
Bosston Post
Boston 4
Mass
Young Ulysses Grant at West Point and Horsemanship Feats
The article recalls a young Ulysses Grant at West Point who joined cadets despite little interest in military life. It recounts his ride over a five foot six inch bar on the horse York during a riding lesson and notes his later meeting Julia Dent at Jefferson Barracks before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Grant
Weat Point
Boott
West Point
Grant
Academy
York
Horse
Ork
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Julia Dent
Brighton Woman Sues for Divorce from Joseph Lead Jr
Mrs Evelyn M. Lead of 77 Lanark Road Brighton sues for divorce from Joseph Lead Jr now living in Conshocket Suffolk Bay Court alleging cruelty and abusive treatment since 1919 with periods through 1930. She claims he failed to provide maintenance and neglected her since their marriage on October 1 1964 in Watertown Springfield Watertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Evelyn M
Lanark Road
Joseph 4. Jr
Consocket
Suffolk Bay Court
Watertown
Springfield
Waiten
Boston Post Prize Contest For Jury Stories
The Boston Post offers prizes totaling 1000 dollars for the best twenty jury stories. Prizes include 500 250 100 80 25 and fifteen 5 prizes. Submit original stories under 250 words on one side of page. Write to Jury Story Editor Boston Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Post
Boston Post Coee
Boston Posts
Eso
Wib
Reward suit over tiny nickel plated box in filtration tank
A laborer sues Defend ant Company for a reward for recovering a small nickel plated box found in a filtration tank. A clerk allegedly first discovered it and reported, while a company official watched. Jurors favored the plaintiff at first ballot, with controversy over visibility from a plank walk and a contempt incident involving a juror and a judge in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company
Miss Go
Federal Court
Holden
Concord
N. H
Edgar Aldrich
Aldrich
Bradford, N. H
Joseph W. Sanborn
Protest Meeting Draws 2000 plus at Charlestown Navy Yard
More than 2000 Charlestown Navy Yard workers marched through Boston to protest plans to close the yard and cut Navy personnel below 100000. The parade from City Square at 11 30 moved along Washington Street Haymarket and Beacon Street to the Common with speeches by Mayor Curley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston
Navy Yard
United States Navy
City Square
Washington Street
Haymarket Square
School Street
Beacon Street
Charles Street
Parkman
Curley
Evangelist Curtis to Preach at Stow Palm Sunday Services
Frank Curtis known as the Good Cheer Evangelist will occupy the Union Evangelical Guard pulpit at Stow Massachusetts for both Palm Sunday services. He will preach Christ Before Pilate in the morning and The Greatest Uplift the World Ever Known in the evening with special music by soloist Miss Myra Leekhoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Curtis
Good Cheer
Union Evangelical Guard
Stow
Mass
Christ
Pilate
Myra Li. Eekhoff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thounter
E. E. Gray Co. R. Uilon and Biackestone
ASK Sailings
Keay
MT. Auburn Chapel
New Coats
R. H. Stearns CO
McKesson & Robbins, Inc
Fulton Street
McK. & R. Hundred Health
Anais
Wonder House
Marvels
of Control
Bank
Shepard
Aeriola, Jr
Winter Street
BY William Justin Mann
J. Weston Allen
Massachusetts
S. W. McCall
Homer Albers
Boston University Law School
Sherman L. Whipple
Arthur D. Hill
Nation
City of
Ivliss
Main Street
Exeter
B. F. Smart
Willy Riley
Will Carlton
Villian
Robert Whitecraft
Bob
Frederick Young
Newton Hospital
Newton Lower Falls
Philip Levey
Walnut Avenue, Revere
Seart
Norway
Gost & Bowne
Evangelist Curtis
Munyon
Armstrong
Tike House
Wellesley College
College S
Aamemona Comx Company
Linooleum DepartMant
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Fifth Ave
Barcap Nual
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!