Two Hub Gurls Chosen by Gobinryn Esau
Goldwyn scout Miss Barry a brunette from Temple Place chosen before noon. Miss Fitzpatrick found behind the flower stand at Copley Plaza Hotel in the late afternoon after visiting stores on Washington and Tremont streets among thousands of shoppers.
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Goldwyn
Miss Barry
Temple Place
Miss Fitzpatrick
Copley Plaza Hotel
Washington and
Tremont Streets
Miss Fernandez
Boston
Goldwyn Corporation
Copley Plaza
Miss Fernandez Praises Boston Shopgirls During Tour
Miss Fernandez paid tribute to Boston shopgirls during a Boston Post led tour of New England stores. She previously scouted customers on the first day and yesterday reviewed sales staff in about a dozen department stores as part of the visit.
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Geome
Winter
Washington Streets
Goldwyn scout scours New England stores for movie prospects
Goldwyn Pictures scout toured Providence and surrounding towns seeking moving picture prospects among salesgirls and shoppers. She praised Boston store staff while noting few candidates met screen standards. Miss Barry and Miss Fitzpatrick emerged as potential prospects to be reviewed by casting director Robert McIntyre.
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Boston
Ordina
Goldwyn Films
Barry
Fernandez
Goldwyn
Miss Fitzpatrick
Miss Barry
Providence
R. I
Attleboro
North Attleboro
Central Falls
Ayer
Camp Devens
Fitchburg
Pittsfield
Rosh Fitzpatrick
Charlestown
Derwillo instant beautifier promises lily white arms
Advertises Derwillo as a lasting cosmetic that whitens hands and arms, protects against freckles and sunburn, and remains unseen until washed off. Claims to come in flesh white and brunette, with usage tips and peer approval, sold at toilet counters.
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Derwillo
Derwille
Milk Price Debate Spurs District Attorney Probe
District Attorney Thomas C. O’Brien urged milk price cuts after staff reports from New Hampshire Vermont and Northern New York farms. Investigators found abundant pasture and cow feed with signs cows would not dry up soon. Mullowney McCaffrey and Briery traveled through Vermont New Hampshire and parts of New York to study production conditions.
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Thomas C. O’brien
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Patrick H. Mullowney
George McCaffrey
District-Attorney’s Office
Frank L. Briery
New York State
Cummings and others file for statewide nominations
Dorchester lawyer John J. Cummings filed for the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant-Governor. Other filings include Congressman Allen T. Treadway seeking renomination from the First District, Senator Edwin T. Wright for the Governor's Council from the First Councillor District, Charles D. Bradbury for the Senate from the First Suffolk District, William B. Baldwin for the Senate from the Plymouth District, and Senator John Flalkwell for renomination from the First Bedford district.
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John J. Cummings
Dorchester
Boston
Allen T. Treadway
Edwin T. Wright
Brockton
Charles D. Bradbury
Winthrop
Senate
Suffolk
William B. Baldwin
Plymouth
John Flalkwell
New Bedford
Textile dispute urged to arbitrate by impartial board
Lawrence July 17 The resolution adopted at a joint meeting of representatives urges arbitration of the local textile trouble before an impartial board. The wording stresses an impartial panel to settle the dispute and avert further conflict in the industry.
Textile strike tensions rise as protesters clash at Pacific print works
City officials including Edward J. Wade prepare a report for Governor Cox detailing the labor dispute between the U T W and local authorities. The confrontation at the Pacific print works left Patrolman Martin with a leg injury after stones were thrown during the morning disturbance.
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Edward J. Wade
Channing Cox
Pacific Print Works
Martin
Nick's Jinx Busy On Job
Nicholas Kisiloff a wood chopper spent time in East Cambridge jail after being charged by Secret Service Chief John J. McGrath with altering bank notes from 1 to 10 dollars. Friends paid bonds to secure his release as he awaited court after a federal case. Kisiloff previously served in the Rainbow Division in France. He later worked in New Hampshire and Maine before returning to Boston and facing further questioning.
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Nicholas
East Cambridge
United States
Kisiloff
Rainbow Division
France
Secret Service
John J. McGrath
New Hampshire
Maine
Wilds
Boston
Kistloff
Leverett Street
Nick
Federal Building
American girl bride of an English lord
Catherine Wendell daughter of the late Jacob Wendell of New York married Lord Portchester son of the Earl and Countess of Carnarvon in London. Notable guests included George Harvey American Ambassador Edwina Ashley and her fiancé Lord Mountbatten. Prince George attended the reception after the ceremony.
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London
United News
Catherine Wendell
Jacob Wendell
New York
Lord Portchester
Carnarvon
George Harvey
Edwina Ashley
Lord Mountbatten
Prince George
Funeral Services for Ferdinand A. Wyman Jr
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Ferdinand A. Wyman Jr at his brother Walter F. Wyman’s home in Cambridge. Wyman, retail sales manager for S. S. Fierce Company, died Saturday after an acute appendicitis attack. Rev. J. J. Brokenshire of Lincoln led the service with Hugh E. Allen of the Putnam Lodge of Masons. He was also a lecturer at the Boston University School of Business Administration.
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Ferdinand A. Wyman, Jr
Lake View Avenue
Camebridge
Walter F. Wyman
Wyman
S. S. Fierce Company
J. J. Brokenshire
Lincoln
Hugh E. Allen
Putnam Lodge of Masons
Boston University School of Business Administration
Prince School of State Education Burial Service Noted
Chaplain Newton Black of Needham officiated at the burial service at West Lawn Cemetery in Littleton. George Wilson Chenri, recently in the public eye over an alleged inheritance of 12,000,000 in land and diamond mines, left on the Fall River steamer for New York to sign papers and sail to France for an inheritance-related conference.
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Prince School of State Education
Newton Black
Needham
Westlawn
Littleton
Newport
R. I
George Wilson Chenri
Fall River
New York
France
Everett youth held on charge of breaking and larceny
Abraham Itskovitz, 18, of Everett, was held for the grand jury in $1000 bond in District Court by Judge Mahoney. He faced arraignment on a breaking entering and larceny charge for a June 9 break into the wholesale tobacco company of R. Bistany, with cigars and cigarettes valued at $471 later recovered behind a stone wall in Andover.
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Lawrence
Abraham Itskovitz
Everett
Mahoney
Itskovitz
R. Bistany
Andover
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