Captain Murphy Named State Organizer by Friends of Irish Freedom
Announcement from Friends of Irish Freedom headquarters in Quincy House room 412 states Captain John J. Murphy of South Boston has been chosen State organizer. Murphy, a Yankee Division veteran, will lead the York line with Miss Mary Renaud of Revere supervising the headquarters and organization efforts.
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Friends of Irish Freedom
Quincy House
John J. Murphy
South Boston
Murphy
Miss Mary
Ww. Renaud
Revere
York
Indictment of Gotham Police Captain Bailey
New York Jan 13 The first indictment in Whitman administration probes charges Gotham Police Captain William A Bailey of West 30th Street accepted 500 from William Pike assistant manager of The Association of Fur Manufacturers. The money was for protection against potential sabotage by striking workers.
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New York
Charles S. Whitman
William A. Bailey
West 30Th Street
William Pike
Association of Fur Manufacturers
Ice coats vessels as Boston harbors freeze over
Ice coated the steam trawler Breaker arriving at South Boston’s Fish Pier with deck and rigging encrusted in crystal spray. Crews cleared ice with hot water and mallets as the Whitecap showed heavy icing from seas across the bay, signaling the coldest spell of the winter.
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Boston Harbor
Boston
Real Jewish peril lies in youth turning from faith says editor
Joseph G. Brin, managing editor of the Boston Jewish Advocate, warned at a Roxbury forum that the real danger to Jews in America is the younger generation wandering from their faith. He rejected Ford's propaganda as refuted by distinguished Americans and unsupported by the Christian world, urging Jews not to give it undue attention.
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Joseph G. Brin
Boston Jewish Advocate
Jewish Advocate
Temple Adath Jeshurun
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
America
Ford
Abandoned Rutland children reunite with aunt
In Rutland on January 13 two children a six year old boy and a five year old girl were abandoned by their mother Mrs Peter Debuc of Schenectady New York. The children are now under the care of their aunt Mrs J W Seymour of Burlington who brought them home. This is the second time the mother left them. Lena Ross deputy probation officer of the Vermont Board of Charities reported the abandonment. The father from Schenectady reportedly promised to send for them. Temporary home arranged pending reunification. The mother’s whereabouts remain unknown.
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Rutland
West Street
Peter Debuc
Schenectady
N. Y
J. W. Seymour
Burlington
Lena Ross
Vermont Board of Charities
Miss Ross
Buying Linen: Tips On Quality And Testing Methods
The guide explains that better grade linen lasts longer and cheaper in the long run. It warns chemical bleaching harms wear compared to grass bleaching and offers moisture and fiber length tests to distinguish linen from cotton. It notes pricing can reflect quality and advises buying newer when wear increases.
Linen buying tips from Boston expert on pure linen
A. H. Dunning, linen expert of Boston, advised women at the clothing information bureau that many advertised pure linen items are not true linen. He praised pure flax linen and grass bleaching over chemical bleaching, warning against haste to bleach and urging quality over quantity in fabric choice.
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Clothing Information Bureau
A. H. Dunning
Boston
First launching at New Bedford since 1885
The three master schooner Fairhaven slid into the water at New Bedford on January 13, the port’s first launch since 1885. Built at New Bedford Dry Dock Company yards, the vessel is owned by William H. Draper of Providence and christened with ginger ale by Doris Gilbert, daughter of Captain M. L. Gilbert.
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New Bedford
Fairhaven
New Bedford Dry Dock Company
William H. Draper
Providence
Doris Gilbert
M. L. Gilbert
The
Dry Dock Company
Man Arrested At Rutland Sanitarium In Immoral Picture Case
William Laby, 51, of Peabody was arrested by state police and a Rutland deputy on charges of possessing improper pictures and advertising and selling them. Detectives say they have samples and ad copies in foreign language papers from Massachusetts. Laby, dismissed from the sanitarium where he worked, reportedly has a wife and five year old child in Peabody.
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Rutland
William Tlaby
Robert Molt
Edward J. McCarthy
Louis Hanff
William Laby
Massachusetts
Laby
Washington Street
Peabody
Rutland Sanitarium
Fr. B. Emerson
Sanitarium
Toby
Peabod
Ife
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Capt. Murphy
Jewel
Jewel Rockford
Jewel Hampden
Barth Waitham
Jewel American
Jewel Vanguard Waltham
Jewel Waltham Watches
Jason Weiler
Washington St
Col. Franklin
Gotham Police
Beckwith & Co
Mass
Erin
Morse's
Brattle St
Washington
Adams
Rutland, Vt
Elgin
Illinois
Waltham
Estes
New England
Washington Jewelry Co
Filene’s
Jie
Wisconsin
Foote
Santa Clara
Old Colony Storage Co
Fedoral Straat cNecur Post Ofice
Milligan Hardware CO
Devonshire ST. Na
Farley & McNeill
Federal Street
Winship Wardrobe
Offiiship Ward
W.W. Winship
Summer St
Tremont St
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