Steel Figures Show Decline for Bethlehem 1921
Bethlehem Steel Corporation reports 1921 totals show assets at 147.8 million with net earnings of 25.8 million and net income of 10.3 million, down from 1920 levels. President E G Grace explains 7.6 percent yield on common stock after preferred dividends. Plants operate at about 30 percent capacity. shipbuilding limited to old contracts and repair work.
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Worcester's John P Johnson sworn as Immigration Commissioner
John P Johnson of Worcester was quietly sworn in as Commissioner of Immigration at East Boston Station by Inspector William H Nitz. He will return today to assume duties, succeeding Henry J Skeffington removed last August by President Harding. Irving F Wixon has directed the office in the interim from Montreal. Mrs Lemar Looney emerges as a leading Arkansas Senate candidate.
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Newton Amateurs Present Turning the Trick at Newton High
The Newton Vocational High School Alumni present Turning the Trick in the Newton High School Hall Newtonville this evening under director L. E. Nash. Cast principals include Florence Pollock Evelyn Pudsey Evelyn Cole Harriett Cone Helen Arnold Plumer Pope Henry Ray Worthington Harold Lahey Bartholomew Gorman John Greer and Alphonse LaCroix. A music and dance programme will close the event.
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Florence Pollock
Evelyn Pudsey
Evelyn Cole
Harriett Cone
Helen Arnold
Plumer Pope
Henry Ray
824 814 For Schools In Somerville Budget
It will cost 824 814 to run the Somerville schools for the coming year according to figures submitted yesterday by the school committee to Mayor John M. Webster.
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