Eastern National Bank Distances Itself From Cosmopolitan Trust
Patrick F. Sullivan of Lowell says the proposed Eastern National Bank will not be a salvage institution for the insolvent Cosmopolitan Trust Company. Henry I. Harriman denies unauthorized use of his name. The plan requires no Cosmopolitan officers or directors and space on Devonshire Street is not guaranteed.
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Eastern National Bank
Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Patrick F. Sullivan
Lowell
Sullivan
Henry I. Harriman
Boston Chamber of Commerce
National Bank
Max Mitchell
Astern National Bank
Devonshire Street
Mr. Sullivan
Williamses to take up residence on Commonwealth Ave
Howard Williams and his bride plan to live at the Commodore Apartments 1086 Commonwealth avenue Boston after a honeymoon. Mrs Williams previously occupied Suite 19 before April and later left for Newport R I. The former Julia French leased the suite to the current occupants until September. The Williamses are expected to move in after September 1.
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Williamses
Commonwealth Ave
Howard
Williams
Jack’’ Geraghty
Julia French
Boston
Commodore Apartments
Commonwealth Avenue
Mr. Williams
Baby Hygiene Aid Keeps Boston Infants Safe
About 3000 Boston babies faced danger when five stations would close and nurses were to be discharged by the Baby Hygiene Association. Generous Boston citizens reduced that number, but chair Miss Winifred Rand seeks at least $6.71 to fund a year of medical care for each infant.
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Boston
Baby Hygiene Association
Winifred Rand
Boston to host large outing for Massachusetts veterans
More than 500 wounded and disabled veterans from Massachusetts government hospitals will be guests of Mayor Peters and the City of Boston on Monday August 29 for what is billed as the largest and most elaborate outing and field day ever held for disabled war veterans in the state. The event is hosted by the city to honor veterans and provide a day of activities and recreation.
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Massachusetts
Peters
Boston
Boston Harbor outing for disabled veterans with theater acts and bands
A three hour harbor trip will feature leading Boston theatre talent and Paragon Park performances for veterans from hospitals within 25 miles of Boston. George Gilbody chairs the committee and Mayor Peters funds the effort, with bands from Al Moore’s Navy Jazz, Lambert’s Orchestra, and Coast Artillery selections aboard.
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Boston
Paragon Park
Fisth
Newngland
Rainsford Island
Peters
Veterans’ Outing Committee
George Gilbody
J. J. Rosenthal
O’brien
Tremont Theatre
Ada Mae Weeks
Bay State Heroes
John J. Golden
Paragon Park Company
al” Moore
Navy
Lambart
Edwards
Coast Artillery
Johnny Wilson
Eddie Shevlin
Nate Siegel
Shaver O'Brien
Jimmy Duffy
George Robinson
Frankie Britt
Massachusetts
Welfare Board
Suffolk County Council of the American Legion
Boston Harbor
Hospitals Receive Holiday Group Activities This Week
Scores of Post readers will entertain the boys in the hospitals as twenty five boys from various hospitals take a daily trip to Provincetown. Mrs. Fred S Young of Quincy will host veterans from West Roxbury Hospital Wednesday at her summer home. Vining Villa at Hull plans to care for fifty veterans next week.
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Post
Provincetown
Fred S& Young
Quincy
West Roxbury Hospital
Vining Villa
Hull
Wek
Cuneo Fund Surpasses Six Hundred At Pemberton Sq Open Air Meeting
More than $600 was raised for the Cuneo Relief Fund during an open air service by the Volunteers of America in Pemberton Square last night. About 2500 people attended as Frances Tait of Paragon Park sang after the solos, with Colonel and Mrs. Walter Duncan directing. Speakers included Allen R. Frederick, Andrew Badaracco, Representative Paul Hines, John J. Murphy, and Charles S. OConnor.
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Cuneo
Volunteers of America
Pemberton Square
Frances Tait
Paragon Park
Walter Duncan
New England
Volunteers
Allen R. Fredericks
Cuneo Relief Association
Andrew Badaracco
Gray observes 88th birthday and 68th wedding anniversary
James R. Gray, Civil War veteran, marked his 88th birthday and his 68th wedding anniversary at his home in Haverhill on August 21. He wed his wife in 1853 in Portland, Maine, as relatives and friends gathered.
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Haverhill
James R. Gray
Ringold Street
Campaign for Russian relief raises funds at Ford Hall
A small group filled Ford Hall yesterday contributing 2190 in cash and pledging over 1000 more for Russian relief. A mother of pearl pendant and a diamond brooch were donated, while speakers criticized the Red Cross and Hoover but praised American democracy.
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Ford Hall
Russia
Lavalliere
Red Cross
Hoover Relief Organization
America
Democracy
Woman Hurt In Motorcycle Collision In Medford
Mrs. Marion Bathams of 148 Chandler Street Boston was severely injured yesterday afternoon when thrown from a rear seat of a motorcycle that collided with an automobile at the junction of Mystic Valley Parkway and Winthrop Street in Medford. George L. Howard of 192 Mystic Avenue Somerville owned the motorcycle.
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Marion Bathams
Chandler Street
Boston
Medford
Mystic Valley Parkway
Winthrop Street
George L. Howard
Mystic Avenue
Somerville
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Pemberton Sq
United States
U. S
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Rubber Company Tire
Robert W. Whiteacré
Hartwell Street
Metroe
Xerc Ee
W. H. Phelps & CO
Washington St
Adams Sq
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Main Hall & Carter, Proprietors
U.S
Royalcord
U. & Patent Office
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