Man Held in Diamond Theft After Hand in Movie Theatre
In New York on April 20 Magistrate Brough ordered finger prints on Samuel Stein a 28 year old self described merchant linked to the alleged theft of diamonds and $240 from Esther Horn after they held hands at a Grand Street theatre. Stein with prior burglary terms was held on $9,600 bail for grand jury.
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New York
Brough
Essex
Market Court
Grand Street
Samuel Stein
Esther Horn
Essex Market
Stein
Woman and son hear radiophone message about husband’s absence
In East Lynn a woman and her 2 1/2 year old son listened to a Medford Hillside concert when an announcer broadcast a personal message from Carla E. Berg of 8 Douglas street. Berg, a radio expert, requested his wife Gladys Berg at 8 Douglas street be told he would not return home that night. The message was aired at 9:12 p.m. and sparked wide interest across New England as hundreds queried the incident with the American Radio and Research Corporation.
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East Lynn
Medford Hillside
Carla E. Berg
Douglas Street
Gladys Berg
Norman
Lynn
Bergs
Berg
Amrada
Trefrey
Trefery
Boston
Medford
Gladys BE. Berg
Carl
Mrs. Berg
East’ Lynn
New England
American Radio and Research Corporation
Carl E. Berg
Leon W. Bishop
Sheldon 8S. Heap
Atlantic
England
Boston Radio Exposition Showcases Army Radio Car
The Boston exposition opens May 3 featuring a war department radio controlled automobile built by army officers. The three wheel car uses a motor for motion and a high antenna for wireless guidance. An operator from a second car sends commands via a radio key to steer the vehicle. Captain R E Vaughn seeks public demonstration authorization from McCook Field. Hộick and Dubilier, RCA's George Clark, Major General Squier, and amateur Sheldon Heap are announced participants with talks on amplification condensers and wireless methods.
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Boston
Henshaw Motor Company
R. E. Vaughn
McCook Field
Dayton
Ohio
H. W. Houck
Houck
William Dubilier
George Clark
Radio Corporation of America
Washington
Squier
Ancient & Honorable Artillery Company among Lawrence creditors
Frank W. Lawrence a Dartmouth street salesman filed a voluntary bankruptcy in Federal Court. Among unsecured creditors is the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company owed 137 for dues and assessments. Lawrence lists liabilities of 31,854 and assets of 1,600.
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Ancients
Frank W. Lawrence
Dartmouth Street
The
Ancient & Honorable Artillery Company
Lawrence
Re-examination of Boston Police Sergeant and Lieutenant Candidates
The Civil Service Commission re-examined 180 patrolmen and 60 sergeants to form an eligible list for sergeant and lieutenant promotions after discovering exam questions were sold before the first test. The two examiners, a detective sergeant, and a municipal court clerk resigned. the second exam used different questions and results will be announced after papers are corrected.
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Boston
Civil Service Commission
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