New York Financier Morse Denied Grand Jury Appearance
Charles W. Morse, NY financier and ship builder, says United States District Attorney Peyton Gordon refused to allow him, his lawyers, or former Shipping Board officials to appear before the grand jury. He claims a large amount of evidence could rebut charges linked to his arrest warrant and attributes the refusal to fear of indictment.
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Washington
Charrles W. Morse
New York
United States
Peyton Gordon
Shipping Board
Grand Jury
Lenten Regulations Issued by Cardinal OConnell
Cardinal OConnell has sent to pastors in the archdiocese a Lenten regulations letter to be observed by Catholics during the season. The letter will be published this week in the Pilot and read at all masses across the archdiocese next Sunday.
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Cardinal O'Connell
Lenten fasting rules clarified for the faithful
The document states Lent fasting rules ranging from age 21 to 83 with exemptions for illness and duty. fasting allows one meal at noon or evening. Wednesdays and Fridays and the second Saturday are abstinence days. Ash Wednesday and Fridays require meat abstinence for working families. meat and fish may be eaten at the same meal. exceptions apply for those excused from fasting or abstinence.
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Holy See
Lent practices urged by Boston archbishop Justice
The Boston archbishop calls for self denial during Lent with devotions in all churches. The faithful should pray contrition and worthy sacraments to gain the season’s graces. Paschal communion precept extends from the first Sunday of Lent to Trinity Sunday.
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William Cardinal O’connell
Boston
The Passing of Pincher Hero Dog Returns
Pincher the dog hero of Humphrey Jordan's tale will appear in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The canine character is described as worthy of his fictional honors and famous for his feat.
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Pincher
Humphrey Jordan
Boston Sunday Post
Desfroy Booze Taken In Raids
State officials destroyed illicit liquor in Lawrence at the police station amid raids over the past year. Custodian McDowell estimated the loot's value at about 100000 dollars as axes wrecked stills and equipment. Seizures were released into sewers after court delays and space limits forced rapid disposal.
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Menta
McDowell
Geome
Superior Criminal Court
Plain Sight Specials for Blouses at Two Dollars
A brief ad describes Service Blouses for Two Dollars with voices and dimities. It emphasizes affordable, stylish options and quick accessible service.
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