Expulsion of Boston Patrolman Boudreau Endorsed
The Massachusetts American Legion State executive committee endorsed the East Boston post action expelling Wilfred Boudreau a Boston patrolman and member for remarks and conduct unbecoming a member. The committee authorized circulating the expulsion vote to all Legion posts statewide.
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American Legion
Orient Heights
Wilfred Boudreau
Boston
East Boston Post
Boudreau
East Boston Legion
State Committee
East Boston
Legion
Clothiers Urge National Probe Of Clothing Prices
The National Association of Clothiers asks the Chamber of Commerce of the United States to investigate the clothing industry and report to the public. They argue reports on price trends mislead the public, cause unemployment, and block price reductions, citing DoJ statements and industry concerns.
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New York
National Association of Clothiers
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Clothiers
Breevport
Department of Justice
Howard E. Figg
Manufacturers’ Association
National
Retail Clothiers’ Association
Figg
National Association of “Lohtiers
Eli Strouse
Strouse & Bros
Irving Crane
Drums and Things for Bub
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will feature Sewell Ford’s amusing short story Drums and Things for Bub in its upcoming issue. The piece promises light humor and a lively protagonist in Ford’s familiar storytelling voice.
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Bub
Sewell Ford
Boston Sunday Post
Dandruff Cure Promises Thick Glossy Hair
An advertisement claims liquid arvon dissolves dandruff by nightly scalp application. Four ounces supposedly removes all signs of dandruff after one to four uses, stops itching, and makes hair look healthier. sold at drug stores.
Rome Released On Bail After Draft Evader Case
Philip S. Rome a Worcester exporter jailed as a draft evader for three months at Fort Banks was freed on $5000 bail by Federal Judge Morton and escorted home by his father two brothers and friends.
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Fort Banks
Philip S. Rome
Worcester
South America
Morton
Rent Hikes Cited From Landlords Delaying Coal Purchases
Boston landlords are accused of waiting until tenants have bought and stored winter coal before announcing rent increases. Hubert Ellis of the Rent and Housing committee says he has received over 18 complaints. One Dorchester veteran’s son’s government check helped partly buy coal. the tenant now faces eviction risk. An extension of three months was granted in 10 cases to resist the tactic. A 70 year old Roslindale woman with two attic rooms saw rent rise from seven to fourteen dollars monthly, though she has only twenty five dollars a month to live on.
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Boston
Hubert Ellis
The
Rent and Housing Committee
Dorchester
George W Wilson resigns from state Legion post
State Organizer George W Wilson quits after protest by state headquarters of the American Legion over his ties to the Ex-Service Men's Political League. He withdraws from running for vice-commander at the Springfield convention. Wilson, a long-time Legion activist and 20-year war veteran, was aligned with a Boston congressman as well.
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The
American Legion
Ex-Service Men’s Political League
George W. Wilson
the Legion
Springfield
Wilson
Legion
Boston
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Jacob A. Wasserman
James A. Dorsey
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Decatur Street
Charlestown
Chauncey Place
Joseph Sullivan
John Walsh
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Dorothy Bemis
Miss Bemis
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Navy Yard
John L. Bennet
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Wzex
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Kenneth Durward
Ulster House OF London
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Erte
Otis
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