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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1921

Page

12

Blair Nominees for Internal Revenue and Key Posts

President Harding nominated David F. Blair of Winston Salem North Carolina to be commissioner of internal revenue. Clauditus H. Huston of Tennessee was named for assistant secretary of commerce and Charles F. Marvin was renominated as chief of the weather bureau.

Washington David ‘F. Blair Winston "Salem N. C Harding Internal Revenue Clauditus H. Huston Tennessee Comnree Charles F. Marvin Weather Bureau

Cambridge Bathhouse Renovated for Summer Use

Cambridge children and adults may enjoy a top New England bathhouse this summer after Massachusetts District Commission renovation of Magazine Beach facilities. Adults pay 25 cents, with lower fees for children, including a suit towel and lockers. The site was repainted, beach cleaned, police and lifeguards will be on duty with first aid available.

Cambridge New England Massachusetts District Commission Magazine Beach Revere Wason Metropolitan Park Police Roxbury Workers of America

Magazine Beach Bathhouse Renovation Promises Safer Swim

George Wason oversees Cambridge commission led upgrades at Magazine Beach bathhouse with sterile reuse protocols for suits, daily 1200 to 1500 garments, unpickable locker locks, neck-tag system, and checks for secure access aimed at eliminating past loss and disease risk.

George Wason Commission Cambridge Parks Magazine Beach Revere Beach E Magazine

Victim Wins Mixed Verdict Over Emery Wheel Incident

Edward A. Elliott of Romney New Hampshire lost his sense of smell and taste after an emery wheel broke. A Federal jury found defect and causation but ruled the Russell Company exercised reasonable care and was not negligent. Judge Morton ordered a general verdict for the defendant Henry L. Russell surviving member of J Russell Company.

Edward A. Elliott Romney, N. H Morton United States District Court Henry L. Russell J. Russell Company Holyoke Russell Company Elliott Russell

Concord Opens War Veterans Building on Walden Street

The War Veterans Building in Concord on Walden Street Armory was officially opened with exercises under the direction of James J. Mansfield Po No. 158 American Legion. Department Commander Duane was the principal speaker.

Concord War Veterns Walden Street T Town James J. Mansfield American Legion Duane

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