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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1922

Page

5

Irene Mooradian Girl Held From Deportation Battle

Irene Mooradian, 13, and her family faced 16 months of deportation fights and medical detention. Doctors ordered her to Norwood Hospital for contagious disease treatment but she was released after a positive assessment, then readmitted by government doctors before a fresh decision.

Mooradian Armenges Physicians of Immigration Department Her Ok Norwood Hospital Irene Bilis Island Little America Marseilles Ellig Setrag Sishian Shawmut Avenue

Fuller opposes new state prison in Clinton speech

Lieutenant Governor Fuller told a First Baptist Church audience that many in the state need funds more than criminals. He said he opposes building a new state prison now, urging focus on tuberculosis care, insane hospital crowdedness, and care for Tewksbury Infirmary children before new jail quarters.

Clinton Fuller First Baptist Church Tewksbury Infirmary

Representative Kelly to push lower boat fares at hearing

Dorchester representative EB Kelly will urge the department of public utilities to prohibit Nantasket Boat Company from higher Sunday and holiday rates. He plans to prove profiteering and seeks a general fare reduction with backing from many line patrons at the Tuesday 10 20 a m hearing.

Coleman EB. Kelly Dorcester Nantasket Stedmbost Department of Public Utilities Kelly

Miss Williams Engaged to Henry Bourne

Miss Gertrude Barrett Williams of Boston is engaged to Henry Thompson Bourne of Yale. She is the daughter of Marshall B Williams, a private school graduate and Junior League member. Bourne is the son of the late Yale Professor Bourne. No wedding date has been set.

Miss Williams Henry I’. Bourne Gertrude Barrett Williams Henry Thompson Bourne Yale Marshall 8. P. Williams Bos Ton Bourne Professor Bourne Yale University 5. P. Williams Boston and Cohasset

Young Judge Sidney Armstrong to Lead Winchendon District Court

Sidney W. Armstrong, 87, confirmed by the Governor's Council to replace the late Frank B. Spalter as district court judge in Winchendon. A 1905 Murdock High and 1908 Boston University Law School graduate, he has practiced 11 years here and led local Republican committees. He previously served five years as associate justice and town solicitor.

Winchendon Sidney W. Armstrong District Court Frankb. Spalter St. Petersburg Fla Armstrong Murdock High School Boston Univerasity Law School Republican Town Committee Murdock High School Alumni Association Artisan Lodge Watatio Tribe The Avon Club Chamber of Commerce

Miss Heloise E Hersey to Speak at Newton Centre Church

Miss Heloise B. Hersey will address a Trinity Church Newton Centre during a Holy Week service series starting tomorrow night at 7 15. Her topic is Conquering and to Conquer. Health note not part of the item.

Heloise E. Hersey Newton Centre Heloise B. Hersey Trinity Church

Shakeup in Boston Postoffice shifts key officials

The Boston post office reorganization moves Superintendent Christopher Reising to a new post and swaps him with Chief Clerk W F Yerrington. Reising, based in Boston since 1917, led rail way mail service reform across New England. salary reduction accompanies the transfer to the fourth floor of the Post Office Building.

Boston Christopher Reising New England Washington W. F. Yerrington Reising Bromfield Street Post Office Naw Vo Pannasyania Te Harvard Street Brookline

Reising Declines Comment On Last Night’s Statement

Mr. Reising told a Post reporter he had no comment to make when questioned last night. The remark leaves the matter at a standstill with no further details provided.

Reising Post

New Head of University of Maine Chosen

The University of Maine trustees elected Dr. Clarence Cook Little of Cold Spring Harbor New York as president to succeed Dr. Robert J. Aley. Little, a Harvard graduate of 1910 and Noble and Greenough alumnus of 1906, was active in athletics and biology at school.

Augusta University of Maine Clarence Cook Little Cold Spring Harbor N. Y University Robert J. Aley Little Noble and Greenough School Boston Harvard

Halifax Fund Balance Left for Relief

Court asked to let the Halifax relief fund balance about 1500 dollars be given to the Red Cross for relief of those affected. The fund was collected for humanitarian aid and the legal action seeks directors approval to transfer to the Red Cross.

Red Cross

Cambridge Red Cross funds sought in 1917 explosion relief case

The unresolved 28 a result of the Hali fax explosion in December 1917 prompts the Supreme Court to consider permitting payment to the Cambridge Chapter of the American Red Cross. The funds would aid Cam bridge service members and their families in need, with a hearing set for May 2.

Halifax Supreme Court Cambridge American Red Cross

King of Smokey Slopes by Vingie Roe in Post Magazine

A wonderful outdoor tale titled The King of Smokey Slopes by Vingie E Roe will appear in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine.

Smokey Slopes Vingie E. Roe Boston Sunday Post

Big sums for U S stamps from Baron Ferrari collection

Six American stamps from the Baron Ferrari collection sold at auction in Paris brought an average 84 000 francs each. The top price was 105 000 francs plus 17 12 percent state tax for a 1846 envelope marked paid five cents from Boscawen New Hampshire. All six stamps were local postmaster issues.

Paris Associated Press Baron Ferrari Boscawen New Hampshire

Dr True's Elixir Worm Expeller Ad

Mothers warned of internal disorders in children. Advertises Dr True's Elixir as a pure vegetable laxative and worm expeller, claiming a Maine doctor created it 71 years ago. Purports to purify and clear bowels, aiding constipation with prices 40c 60c and 1.20.

Dr. True Maine

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