Strike Feared At Big Shoe Plant In Beverly
Beverly Feb 25 The United Shoe Machinery Company plant faces a possible strike after Local 348 voted 95 percent for action. Some 4200 workers may halt operations if the national executive board sanctions the walkout. President Johnson is expected to visit Salem to aid the union.
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Beverly
United Shoe Machinery Company
The
Machinists and Helpers’ Union
A. PF. of L
William Johnson
International Association of Machinists
Salem
Johnson
Ambrose A. Mahoney
Alent
Danvers
Peabody
Middleton
Hesex County
Fistex Street
North Street
National Executive Committee
Arlington May Get Game If Brookline Fails to Schedule
Brookline High School seven may try to meet Arlington High School in the Cambridge Pavilion forenoon Saturday if a game with Somerville High School cannot be arranged. The contest would replace the postponed Interscholastic hockey league battle.
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Brookline High School
Somerville High School
Cambridge Pavilion
Brookline
Arlington High School
R N Turner Dies Suddenly In Arlington
Robert N Turner a Boston attorney and chief organizer of the Republican League of Massachusetts died yesterday afternoon at his Arlington home from pneumonia after a short illness. He was 38, born in Waltham and educated at MIT and Boston University Law School. He served in the Massachusetts Legislature and local offices in Arlington. He leaves a wife Therese Norton Turner and three children.
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Arlington
Boston
Republican League of Massachusetts
Jason
Turner
Waltham
Charlotte L
Newton
Nathaniel Wing Turner
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston University Law School
Massachusetts
Associated Industries
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Anti- Saloon League
Republican State Committee
Arlington Men's Club
Hiram Lodge
A. F
A. M
State Board of Labor and Industries
Therese Norton
Mary
Louise
Robert N
Hardware Dealers Elect Colton President at New England Meeting
Hiram W. Colton of Cambridge was elected president of the New England Hardware Dealers Association at Mechanics’ Building. The body urged speedy peace treaty ratification and deportation of disruptive aliens, endorsed private railroad ownership, and announced state seal hardware prize winners.
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The
New England Hardware Dealers’ Association
Mechanics’ Building
Hiram W. Colton
Cambridge
Arthur C. Lamson
Marlboro
W. W. True
Newport
Calvin M. Nichols
Dorchester
George A. Fiel
Waltham
Joseph H. Williams
Boston
Jr. D. Jordan
Willimantic
Conn
M.A. Taylor
South
United States
Frye, Phipps Company
Maine
Harvey Hardware Company
Bangor
New Hampshire
J. J. Moreau, & Son
Manchester
Vermont
Pepperell Woman Wins Limerick Contest First Prize
Mrs Belle W Heald of Pepperell Massachusetts selected by judges as the first prize winner in Limerick 38 at the Post receiving a 150 check. She is married to Dr Charles I Heald and a Jamaica native who has lived in Pepperell for 20 years. Consolation prizes go to H N Locklin Taunton E C Brown Jr East Boston and Miss A Busby Melrose each receiving 50 or 25 dollars.
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Pepperell
Mass
Post
Limerick No. 38
H. N. Locklin
Grant St
Taunton
E. C. Brown, JR
Central Square
East
Boston
Miss A. Busby
Vinton St
Melrose
Boston Post
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