Hollis Divorce Not Recognized by Bulgarian State
Sofia April 19. The divorce issued to former U S Senator Henry F Hollis of New Hampshire by the Unitarian Church of Dubnitéa lacks legal force in Bulgaria. The Bulgarian foreign office advised its legation in Washington that the divorce is not officially recognized.
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Sofia
Associated Press
United States
Henry F. Hollis
New Hampshire
Unitarian Church of
Dubnitéa
Department of Religion and Education of
Foreign Office
Washington
Bulgarian Divorce Validity Debate Stirred by University Expert
Dr. Dobdishef of Sofia University argues the divorce is valid under Bulgarian law, saying civil authorities lack power to annul marriages civilly at home or abroad. The religion department denies approving the divorce papers as government proceedings against Pastor Toplisky proceed amid press commentary on wartime stocks.
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Toplisky
Dobdishef
Sofia University
Vittus
Rell
Saze
Ee Aan
Hollis
Emment Senate
Hollis Divorce Rights Stand Despite Bulgarian Comment
Counsel for Mrs. Hollis says Senator Hollis remains immune from action unless he defaults on a $8 monthly maintenance, with New Hampshire decree and prior separation order intact. Ed Woodworth cites international law, noting Bulgarian statements do not affect Mrs Grace B Hollis as lawful wife and that divorce actions abroad hold no validity here.
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Mire
Hollis
Mollis
Tie
Henry WF. Hollie
En Oeates
C. W. Branch
New Hampshire Superior Court
Sofia
Woodworth
Bulgaria
United States
New Hampshire Court
Washington
Bom
Meraling
Bulgari
Grace B. Holils
Newton YWCA Outing Marks First Official Event
The Newton Branch of the Young Women's Christian Association held its first official Outing yesterday, guiding nearly 100 members from Newton Centre Miss Doris Badger led activities including baseball quoits beach tennis and shell hunting. Lunches were served and the group plans millinery dressmaking and domestic arts classes at the Nonantum building inviting any Newton girl to join.
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Newton
Young Women’s Christian Association
Newton Young ‘Women’s Christian Association
Cohasset
Nonantum
Dedham Volunteers Clean Up Historic Bullard Estate
Dedham's volunteer group from all walks of life gathered yesterday morning at 1 Ames Street to clear debris from the decaying Bullard estate. Led by Walter F. Elus, the Dedham Community Club plans to repurpose the 130 year old house as a community forum with painters and carpenters set to finish the cleanup.
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Dedham
Bullard
Amés Street
Dedham Community Club
Tréce
Walter F. el Us
New Hampshire Methodist Conference Opens Sessions in April
The third annual New Hampshire conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened with the formation of the conference committee. Key appointments include Rev. A L Smith as secretary and Rev. Herbert By as assistant, with Rev. Walter Frye and others as assistants and clerks. Today and tomorrow focus on clergy sessions, followed by a lay conference. William G. Chanter spoke on Christianity and the New Age, and Edwin S Tasker delivered the evening sermon.
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New Hampshire
E. Church
la’ Nch
Method Metiacopal
A. L. Smith
Claremont
N. H
Herbert ¥. By
Rochester
J. Foéte
Lincoln
Walter Frye
William G. Chanter
Wesleyan University
Edwin 8. Tasker
Tilton
Fall fatality at Lowell Bleachery roof collapse
April 19 Michael Droney of 4% Lincoln Street, a laborer at the Lowell Bleachery on Carter Street, fell 80 feet after a board broke while removing the old roof. He died instantly from a fractured skull and other injuries. Fellow workers reached him too late.
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Lowell
Michael Droney
Lincoln Street
Carter Street
Ini
Larf
Mill Owners Decline Meeting With Pothier Over Strike Settlement
Mill owners in Rhode Island report rejecting Governor Pothier’s invitation to meet with a striker committee to discuss a possible settlement in the dispute. They also note willingness to meet with an individual former employer rather than a committee.
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Pothier
Providence R
Pawtuzet Valley Textile Milleware
Aram J. Pothier
Changes in Boston Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau
The Boston Fire Department announces a reorganization led by Commissioner Casey and Chief John O. Taber. The fire prevention bureau will be renamed the Bureau of Fire Prevention and Intelligence, the inspection squad of 17 will be eliminated, and its duties reassigned to district and deputy chiefs.
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Boston
Horticultural Hall Undergoes Radical Transformation
Horticultural Hall is undergoing a major change this week for an exhibition of wildflowers and ferns in Massachusetts. The wooden floor has been removed to reveal soil, restoring the hall to its original design for flower shows.
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Horticultural Hall
Massachusetts
Kellogg’s Bran Advertises Health Benefit Claims
An old advertisement extols Kellogg’s Bran as a natural cure for constipation and related health issues. It claims improved breath, clearer complexion, and better growth for children, urging regular use as a preventive measure against illness.
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Pal Les Mee
de Din Bale
Kellogg’s
International conference urged to foster women’s world friendship
The report to the Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution recommends an April 1 19 international conference in Washington to cement global women's friendships through closer understanding. It also urges reaching out to similar societies abroad with the same aim.
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Women OF World
Washington
Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
International Relations Committee
State Notables Attend Lawrence Celebration
Governor Cox was principal speaker at a City Hall banquet marking the 76th anniversary of Lawrence's incorporation. Other guests included General Clarence R. Edwards Colonel J. F. J. Herbert and James J. Storrow whose grandfather was Lawrence's first mayor. Bouls S. Cox of the Superior Court served as toastmaster and ex-Mayor John P. Kane provided a history resume.
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Lawrence
Cox
City Hall
Lawrence Post
Américan Legion
Clarence R. Edwards
J. F. J. Herbert
James J. Storrow
Bouls S. Cox
Superior Court
John.p. Kane
Found Dead in His Room in Everett
The dead body of Francis 8 Bartlett, 75, a plumber, was found by police in his room at 4 Berne Street Everett where he had lodged off and on for four years. Medical examiner Thomas M. Durell says death due to natural causes. He was likely dead several days. landlady Mrs. Mary Crosby alerted police after suspecting something amiss since last Saturday.
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Everett
Francis
Bartlett
Berne Street
Thomas M. Durell
Mary Crosby
Millionaire heiress leaves bulk of estate to the needy
Emily Howland Bourne died last month and left most of her million dollar estate to friends and strangers. A New Bedford will filing shows gifts to Yale University St Marys on the Mountain and various institutions. A New York charity receives $300,000 for a country home for nurses and other large bequests are spread to hospitals colleges and a trust for her brother in Washington to honor him after death. The residuary estate goes to her niece Emily Bourne Michler of Greenwich Connecticut.
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New York
Emily Howland Bourne
58Th Street
Jess
New Bedford
Mass
New York Association For
Yale University
St. Mary's
Bewance
Tenn
George Junior Republic
Amélia M. Gunmere
Harvard
Francis B. Gunmerte
Haverford
Henry E. Bourne
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Portland
Ore
Emily Bourne Michler
Greenwich
Conciliation Committee Adjourns to Reorganize
The BEUFAST conciliation panel of Protestants and Catholics adjourned to reorganize on a legal basis. It will be empowered to carry out duties under the Craig Collins agreement.
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Conciliation Committee
Polar Bears Favor Chill Climate At Franklin Park Zoo
The two polar bears Wilma and Rasha at Franklin Park Zoo dislike warm weather preferring cold, noting cooling caves and a swimming pool at their habitat. A separate police report mentions a woman suffering a scalp wound after a fall down stairs in the Cambridge tunnel near Dewey Square.
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Wilma
Rasha
Franklin, Park
Polar Bear
Cambridge Tunnel
Dewey Square
Whist and Dancing Party for Printing Strike Publicity
The Women's Auxiliary of the Allied Printing Trades Council will host a whist and dancing party at Convention Hall on Thursday May 4 to aid publicity funds for the 44 hour week strike campaign. The event aims to secure funds to present the true facts of the strike to the public.
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Printera
Women's Auxiliary
Allied Printing Trades Council
Convention Hall
Woman Hurt in Fall Down Tunnel Stairs
Mrs. Anastatia Morrissey, 67, of 1% East Third Street, South Boston, was taken to City Hospital yesterday after falling down a tunnel stair.
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Anastatia Morrissey
East Third Street
South Boston
City Hospital
Demand to Exclude History Textbooks Stirs Maine Veterans
In Portland on April 19 the Maine department of the United Spanish War Veterans adopted a resolution demanding the exclusion of certain history textbooks from schools. The meeting featured Oscar B. Caristrome of Chicago as a guest national commander. C. Omer Porter was elected commander and John C. Lainey named senior vice commander.
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Portland
Maine Department
United Spanish War Veterans
Oscar B. Caristrome
Chicago
C. Omer Porter
Westbrook
John C. Lainey
Auburn
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