Foss For Fin. Com. Merger
Governor elect Foss weighs abolishing the Boston Finance Commission in favor of a State Finance Commission that can investigate all cities and counties. Mayor Fitzgerald and Democratic Chairman Macleod back merging powers, arguing local self government remains intact and the State panel would render the Boston body unnecessary.
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Foss to Speak Against Lodge in Lynn Rally
Governor-elect Foss will reopen the campaign against Senator Lodge with a rally at Odd Fellows Hall Lynn inviting district legislators. Lynn insurgent Rep John W Cogswell and speakers including Arthur Nason William Willcutt Arthur Solis ex Mayor David Dickinson and Rev A A Herle are listed for subsequent events and a noon rally at Faneuil Hall.
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Murderer Charlton Seeks Release Today
Porter Charlton, wanted by Italy for the Lake Como murder of his wife Mary Scott Castle Charlton, will be moved from Jersey City to Trenton to seek habeas corpus release in the U S District Court, challenging Secretary Knox’s extradition decision.
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Chief Justice Edward White Noted for Generous Donations
Washington observers recount how Chief Justice Edward Douglas White is seen giving coins to street people, newsboys, and a blindman's cup, a habit reflecting his long standing, widely praised courtesy and generosity.
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Justice White Receives Visitors With Warm Hospitality
The new chief justice welcomes callers at the White home whether a messenger boy or a Senator. He is the first Roman Catholic to lead the high court, the third Southern judge to sit on the bench, and the only chief justice promoted from the Supreme Court. Senator Lodge delivered the nomination news, prompting an emotional, tearful greeting as the justice expressed gratitude.
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The Human Side of the Supreme Court Chief Justice White
A profile of Chief Justice White detailing his routine in Washington. The piece notes his daily walks from the White House Capitol corridor humor with Senator Scott, his six foot frame and 225 pounds, his diet concerns, and his intense interest in baseball. It covers his reading, languages, home at 1717 Rhode Island Avenue, and memory for faces and texts.
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Brooklynean Heartbreak Over Fiance's Suicide Attempt
East Saugus notes Ruth Oliver of 59 Lincoln avenue spoke after Fred W. Reed attempted suicide in Chelsea. Reed, unemployed and injured, planned marriage in spring if he found work. Oliver denies jilting him, pledging support and hope they may wed if he recovers.
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Cornell to Have Its First Proctor
Cornell University will appoint its first proctor to supervise student welfare in social life and downtown activities. Lieutenant Theodore or Twesten of the Philadelphia police force is a likely appointment, and he is consulting with the student conduct committee in Ithaca.
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Brest Hosts of U S Tars
Brest, Dec. 18. The city entertained the bluejackets of the American battleships on a grand scale. Delegations of French sailors soldiers and dockyard employees were invited to meet the Americans and guests were spread among the city’s restaurants as none could seat all.
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Foss to name staff. Butler eyed for surgeon general
Governor elect Foss said he had not yet fixed his staff but would likely decide today. Paul F. Butler of Boston is favored as surgeon general. Major E Greene of Brookline and Major Thomas F. Walsh of Clinton are expected as aides de camp. Lieutenants Crowley and Bartlett are confirmed on the line. George H. Nee of South Boston is lobbying for a major post.
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Burlen Finds No Fraud in City Nomination Papers
Election Commissioner Melancthon C Burlen said last night that no evidence of fraud in the nomination papers of candidates for city offices had been discovered as yet.
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