Unitarian Service Council Reelects Officers at Arlington Meeting
Officers were reelected at the annual meeting of the Social TERS Service Council held yesterday in the Arlington Street Church vestry. Mrs George H Root of Winchester presided as part of a 40 parish representation. Mrs W Scott Fitz was re elected vice president and Mrs Arthur G Robbins of Belmont became treasurer. Mrs Samuel Symmes of Winchester was chosen secretary.
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Arthur G. Robbins
Belmont
Samuel 8. Symmes
Winchester
Immigration literacy test bill faces conference committee debate
Washington Jan 7 The immigration bill requiring a literacy test for aliens was sent to a House Senate conference committee after heated debate over Senate amendments. Debate targeted the literacy test and exclusions for Belgian immigrants and African or black race members. The House also approved a new exclusion for constitutional psychopathic inferiority and chronic alcoholism.
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Cullop
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Belgium
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Poland
Noted Sleuth to Be Retired After 34 Years Service
Inspector Michael C. Shields, longtime detective with the police department, seeks retirement on pension after 34 years with the Bureau of Criminal Investigation. Police Commissioner O'Meara is set to issue the retirement order Monday night. Shields helped arrest prominent criminals and recover substantial property.
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Michael C. Shields
O’meara
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Copeland Delivers Outstanding Jordan Hall Piano Recital
Yesterday evening in Jordan Hall George Copeland, pianist, gave remarkable performances of Chopin Debussy Scarlatti Albeniz Granados and others. A pianist of distinctive individuality he was rarely in the mood and seldom has he shown such an intimate exhibition of his art. He was applauded to the echo by a large and deeply impressed audience.
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George Copeland
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Debussy
Scarlatti
Albeniz Granados
M" Copeland
Giants tobogga at Franklin Park next Sunday
A brief item notes a Giants tobogga event at Franklin Park scheduled for the coming Sunday in the Post. It lists Franklin Park as the venue and identifies the event as a local amusement feature reported by the newspaper.
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Franklin Park
Anti-Suffrage Mass Meeting Advertised in South Boston
The Massachusetts Anti-Suffrage Association began an anti suffrage mass meeting campaign at the municipal building South Boston with headquarters set at 447 Broadway. The Hotel Nottingham 25 Huntington avenue was placed in receivership yesterday by General Charles K Darling referee in bankruptcy with receivers Frank W Jenkins G Wallace Tibbetts and Rogera Dow all of Boston.
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Nottingham
Huntington Avenue
Charles K. Darling
Frank W. Jenkins
G. Wallace Tibbetts
Rogera Dow
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