Boston University C B A Moves to Walker Building
Boston University announces the College of Business Administration will relocate to the Walker building at Boylston and Clarendon streets as remodeling begins. The move consolidates day and night classes, with new facilities including a commercial museum a museum of advertising a business library and a foreign trade office under Dean Everett W. Lord.
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Boston University
Walker
The
University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
College of Business Administration
Boylston and
Clarendon Streets
Tech
College of Liberal Arts
Exeter Streets
Everett W. Lord
Boston
Dean Lord
South America
School of Commerce Accounts and Finance
New York University
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C. B. Ajb
Boylston Street
Harris Case Probe Opens In Suffolk Grand Jury
The Suffolk county grand jury starts at 9 this morning to probe the murder of Dr. Wilfred B Harris, president of the Massachusetts College of Osteopathy. Over a score of witnesses are summoned in the triangle tragedy as the inquiry centers on the linked deaths of Drs Harris and Celia Adams. An inquest into Adams death will be ordered after the grand jury probe at the district attorney’s decision.
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Suffolk County Grand Jury
Wilfred B. Harris
Massachusetts College of Osteopathy
Triangle
Celia P. Adams
Harris
Magrath
Adams
Pelletier
Publishers urged to answer FCC paper price questions by Aug 15
Washington August 6 Publishers of newspapers and print shops are urged to file answers to a schedule on print paper supplies prices and trade troubles. Chairman Hurley and J H Zerbey seek timely material from all publishers to aid the ongoing investigation into soaring paper costs.
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Washington
Hurley
Federal Trade Commission
J. H. Zerbey
White Paper
National Editorial Association
Zerbey
Pottsville
Penn
New York
Union and Connected Churches Hold Open Air Services
Large crowds attended an open air service at Union Congregational Church Columbus avenue and West Newton Street with Frederick L. Fay presiding and a morning service by Rev. Walter I. Eaton. Sunday sermons announced include Rev. Samuel Lane Loomis and Rev. Milton S. Rees among others. preaching at Arlington Street Church and Dudley Street Baptist asvacation continues. M F Modder leaves Brookfield congregation for YMCA work abroad. Harvard and Newton Theological Institute arrange cross enrollment for senior students toward graduation.
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sUnion Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Frederick L. Fay
Walter I. Eaton
Samuel Lane Loomis
Albert R. Vail
Unitarian Church
Urbana
Arlington Street Church
Church of the Disciples
South Congregational Society
Walter F. Greenman
First Unitarian Society
Milwaukee
Trolleyman Hurt in Strange Mishap
Newburyport August 6 Joseph McAuliffe a Bay State street railway conductor suffered a badly gashed chin in a peculiar accident Between Haverhill and Newburyport the trolley derailed McAuliffe repaired it by going onto the roof He bent the trolley pole causing the spring to fly off and strike him under the chin He was taken to Anna Jaques Hospital with feared fractured jaw.
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Newburyport
Joseph McAuliffe
Bay State Street Railway
Haverhill
McAuliffe
Anna Jaques Hospital
First Aid Kits for Boston Elevated Workers
The Boston Elevated Railway will distribute 10,000 first aid kits to its employees starting today. Each kit includes a bandage roll ointment for burns iodine and instructions for minor injuries. The safety and welfare department will handle distribution and emphasize prevention and prompt care to avoid blood poisoning and worsen injuries.
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Boston Elevated
Safety and Welfare Department
Status of Relief Work in Concord
Concord war relief committee reports for June and July show local women sent 14 bases abroad and produced 1777 articles. Gifts totaling 433 were received in two months. The group meets weekly at the Concord Courthouse for all-day sewing sessions for allies and American troops on the Mexican border.
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Concord
Concord War Relief Committee
France
Mexican
Three Massachusetts Militia Units Sail for Martha's Vineyard
Three companies of the Sixth Regiment Wakefield H Company Stoneham L Company Boston left South Station on a special train for Martha's Vineyard for a two week encampment and maneuvers. Captain Prior led entraining with Captain Connelly assisting. Colonel Sweetser remains in federal service and will visit camp.
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Martha’s Vineyard
Sixth Massachusetts Regiment
National Guard
Wakefield
Stoneham
Boston
South Station
J. H. Prior
EB. J. Connelly
Sweetser
Stoneham Company
H Company
Sixth
Massachusetts Regiment
Edgartown
Sixth Regiment Training At Martha's Vineyard Camp
The Sixth Regiment distinguishes itself with rapid, thorough training aimed to surpass National Guard border programs. Lieutenant-Colonel Herbert W. Damon will direct two weeks of maneuvers near Edgartown, including long marches and battles with a theoretical enemy. Boston's crack colored company marched impressively from the armory amid a large station crowd.
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Martha’s Vineyard
Herbert W. Damon
Framingham
Edgartown
Boston
Crack Colored Company
L of the Sixth
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