Mayor Proposes Fenway Park for Red Cross Masque
Mayor Curley invites President Frazee to grant Fenway Park for June 12 to 22 for Caliban Committee of Greater Boston to stage Caliban by the Yellow Sands a Red Cross benefit masque. Percy Haughton offers Braves Field cooperation for the same period. Proceeds will aid patriotic community aims.
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Frazee
Red Sox
Caliban Committee
Greater Boston
Fenway Park
Red Cross
Caliban
Yellow Sands
Caliban” Forces
Percy D. Ha
Beatty Moore Wedding at Mission Church
Mrs John F Beatty formerly Dr Mary T V Moore wed yesterday in Mission Church. The ceremony joined Mary and John F Beatty in a simple church service with close family in attendance.
Roxbury Couple Wed at Mission Church in Boston Leader’s Nuptials
Dr. Mary T. V. Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Moore of 136 Tisher Avenue Roxbury wed John I F Beatty president of Beatty Construction Company Boston. The ceremony at the Mission Church Roxbury was a nuptial high mass celebrated by Rev Father James Hayes rector of the church.
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Mary T. V. Moore
Patrick Moore
Tisher Avenue
Roxbury
John IF. Beatty
Beatty Construction Company of
Boston
Mission Church
James Hayes
Scottish Liberals Welcome U S Entry Into War
Edinburgh April 24 The executive council of the Scottish Liberal Association passed a resolution welcoming with enthusiasm the entry of the United States into the war of freedom and civilization. Sir William Robertson presided at the meeting.
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Edinburgh
Scottish Liberal Association
William Robertson
Senate Validates New Haven Rail Bill Amid Debate
Opposition to the New Haven railroad validation measure faded as the Senate advanced the bill to engrossment. The act dissolves the New England Navigation Co and requires disposal of holdings while capping common stock at 5 percent until compliance. In Pittsfield Mrs. Margaret Hewitt improves after surgery for her husband Miles Hewitt's murder. district officials plan a one week continuance to monitor her condition.
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New Haven Railroad
House
New England Navigation Company
New Haven Road
Pittsfield
Margaret Hewitt
Miles Hewitt
Mercy Hospital
Joseph B. Ely
Charles H. Wright
Sullivan
Hewitt
Celia Norstringe
Springfield
Earl Wood
Lanesboro
Hewitt Place
Lincoln M. Grant
P. J. Moore
Senate actions on dairy, milk pasteurization and state commissions
The Senate postponed today on a substitute bill for appointing a governor chosen motor vehicle commissioner and rejected a milk sampling reform. It advanced pasteurized milk rules to natural cow’s milk within 72 hours, and extended Boston and Maine railroad reorganization. Debates on dairy pricing and producer associations occurred. Workmen's compensation increases and parole system investigations moved toward engrossment or third reading.
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Senate
Highway Commission of Motor Vehicle
Beck
Highway Commission
Boston & Maine Road
Bird Backs Biennial Elections and State Cabinet Plan
In Braintree last night Charles Sumner Bird, a constitutional convention candidate, urged biennial elections and a full reorganization of state administration. He proposed a governor appointed cabinet replacing commissions, and argued the savings could fund agricultural development and public safety.
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Braintree
Charles Sumner Bird
State. Ie
State Department
Bird
Public Safety Committee
Marine officers promoted at Charlestown Navy Yard
Two Marine Corps officers at Charlestown navy yard receive promotions Major Newton H Hall to lieutenant colonel and Lieutenant John Quincy Adams to captain Major Hall becomes commanding officer of the marines at the yard Robert F E Shiel receives warrant as marine gunner at the Naval Hospital Chelsea
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Marine Corps
Charlestown Navy Yard
Newton H. Hall
John Quincy Adams
Hall
Robert FE. Shiel
Marine Detachment
Naval Hospital, Chelsea
Bread rationing seen as wartime necessity
The text argues bread must be rationed to sustain the war effort. It notes that workers in munitions rely on bread, while the middle class and rich can substitute, making restrictions essential to support production and overall food stability.
Boston charity drive reaches $153 thousand in ten days
In Kingsley Hall Boston teams of men and women raised funds toward a $200000 goal for the Federated Jewish Charities. A day total of $20196 was reported bringing the cumulative total to $153980.15 along with 4151 members. An initial $5000 gift came from Mrs. Nathan Fiseman of New York formerly Boston.
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Boston
Kingsley Hall
Word
Campaign drive awards prize to top women’s team
Mrs Carry Leibman led the effort as women’s teams vie for a cash prize. The award goes to the group with the largest contributions from yesterday afternoon until next Thursday afternoon, marking the campaign's close. Albert Hurwitz, president of the Associated Y M T A of New England, presided and Nathan Pinanski spoke.
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Carry Leibman
Albert Hurwitz
Associated Y. M. Ti. A.’s of
New England
Nathan Pinanski
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