Two Fish Newton Newkirk Didn’t Catch in Tobique River
The article notes two fish Newton Newkirk did not catch in Tobique River New Brunswick. A 101 2 pound Atlantic sea salmon weighed in the Post building with witnesses. A 154 pound brook trout weighed in Newkirk's other hand and was prepared by All Sorts editor for coworkers.
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Newton Newkirk
Tobique
Newt
David Ogilvy
Ogilvy Brothers
N. B
Mr. Newkirk
Newkirk
New Brunswick
Speedy nuptials at Old Orchard linked to air and moon
Former Miss Athalia Mae Chute of Everett and Clough J. McNamara of Syracuse wed 35 hours after meeting at Old Orchard. The bride blamed the air and moon for the rapid marriage as Chief Fowler aided the speedy ceremony with Judge Lombard and a waived five day law.
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Athalia Mae Chute
Everett
Mr. McNamara
Old Orchard
Jack Moakley
United States
Sherman Street
Clough J. McNamara
Portland
Casino Pier
Air
Moon
Fowler
Lombard
Traffic safety rule from Boston sergeant
Sergeant John V. Foley of the Boston police traffic squad urges both pedestrians and drivers to observe traffic rules. He notes pedestrians are the majority of travelers yet often ignore regulations, making accidents more likely.
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John V. Foley
Boston
Traffic rules urged to prevent accidents downtown
Sergeant Foley urges pedestrians to learn and follow traffic rules to avoid crashes. He highlights crossings and right angle street crossing, watching signals, obeying officers, and the new right of way law. He advises drivers to study rules at City Hall and practice outside the city.
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Foley
Highway Commission
Funeral Services Held for Father Metcalf in West Medford
The Rev. Theo dore A. Metcalf 78, former vice rector of the American College at Rome and chancellor of the Boston archdiocese, was eulogized at 5 St. Raphael's Church West Medford. Priests from Greater Boston attended as many former Cathedral parishioners recalled his service at Gate of Heaven Church.
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Theodore A. Metcalf
American College At
Rome
Archdiocese of Boston
John J. Williams
New England
St. Raphael's Church
West Medford
Metcalf
Massachusetts
Metcalfs
Theron Metcalf
Supreme Court
Boston
Father Metcalf
Greater Boston
Cathedral
Gate of Heaven Church
South Boston
Schedule Changes for Norfolk Baltimore and Nearby Ports
Notice lists schedule changes for Norfolk and Baltimore with Thursday and Saturday times at 12 neon, plus Philadelphia Tuesday 5 PM and Saturday 12 neon. Mentions Savannah and Jackson Lilies routed via Baltimore or Philadelphia. Coastal merchant line MERCHANTS & MINERS TRANSPORTATION CO operates Pier 2 Northern e Boston and telephone hl 6160 for inquiries.
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Norfolk
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Savannah
Jackson Lilies
Merchants & Miners Transportation, CO
Pier
Northern
Boston
90-Year-Old Hesseltine Keeps Working at Boston Customs
John Edwards Hesseltine, a 90-year-old Arlington man, has served at the Boston Customs House since 1877. He remains the agency’s oldest worker, plans retirement next month yet seeks ongoing activity in the garden, and credits moderation and fraternizing with youth for his youthfulness.
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Arlington
Arlington Way
John Edwards Hesseltine
Russell Street
Uncle Sam
Boston Customs House
Customs Service
Hesseltine
Customs House
Custom House
United States Treasury
Mr. Hesseltine
Cauley Seeks Democratic Nomination for Congress in 18th District
Edward L. Cauley of Brighton a longtime Charlestown political figure enters the Democratic race for Congress in the 18th district He plans to challenge incumbent Congressman Robert Luce of Waltham over Luce’s national prohibition stance and his Volstead Act vote.
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Edward L. Cauley
Brighton
Charlestown
Cauley
Robert Luce
Waltham
Veterans Won't Be Transferred to Government Hospitals
World war veterans currently housed in private hospitals will not be moved to government hospitals or institutions for the moment, per a statement by Major W. W. King, Public Health Service supervisor for New England, issued last night.
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W. W. King
Public Health Service
New England
Public health resists veteran transfer to government hospitals
Public health officials report the transfer order remains in effect for all veterans, while War Risk Insurance officials say the order targets future patients only. Veterans at Rutland Sanatorium and other New England facilities threaten to strike rather than move to Togus Me Old Soldiers' Home. American Legion posts mobilize to press Senators Walsh and Gillett and War Risk Board to intercede.
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D. 8. Smith
Washington
Public Health Service
War Risk Insurance
George B. Slamin
New England
Togus
Rutland Sanatorium
East Pepperell Hospital
Chandler
Brookline
American Legion
Springfield Post
David Walsh
F.H. Gillett
Legion
War Risk Board
Springfield
Rutland
Funeral Services Set for Dr Laura Hughes Monday
Funeral services for Dr Laura A C Hughes are scheduled for Monday at 10 in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross with a Mass of requiem. Burial will follow at Holy Hood cemetery in Chestnut Hill beside her parents. A renowned physician and nurse, she helped found the Boston Red Cross Society in 1896 and was Boston's first female medical inspector appointed in 1918. She organized and led the Boston branch of the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association, elected its first president in 1905.
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Laura A. C. Hughes
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Holy Hood Cemetery
Chestnut Hill
Hughes
Boston Society of the Red Cross
Boston
Mahoney
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Milk price rise expected after commission inquiry
Officials of the Necessities of Life Commission said a retail milk price per quart will likely increase one cent, following a half cent rise in July. They announced a special investigation into current milk prices is underway and its report will be submitted before week’s end.
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The
Necessities of Life Commission
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