Jubilee Meeting Tonight For $50 000 Campaign
Greater Boston leaders including State and city officials attend a Ford Hall jubilee meeting as the Massachusetts Credit Union pushes toward a $50,000 campaign goal. Speakers include Meyer London Mary Antin M E Phelan and George W Coleman as the semi final windup nears next Saturday.
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Greater Boston
Massachusetts Credit Union
Ford Hall
Meyer London
New York
Mary Antin
M. E. Phelan
Lynn
George W. Coleman
City Club Luncheon Report Highlights $1073 Given
At a City Club luncheon yesterday captains and team members reported contributions totaling 1073 for a community credit union campaign. Leaders including Henry E. Hagan and Rabbi H. H. Rabinovitz urged broad participation from Jewish groups and Young Men's Hebrew associations to educate the public on the campaign’s benefits. Notable donors listed include Albert W. Kaffenburgh and S. Rosenburg at 200 each, with several others contributing smaller amounts.
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Henry E. Hagan
Max Mitchell
H. H. Rabinovitz
Women’s Hebrew Associations of
Greater Boston
Massachusetts Credit Union
Albert W. Kaffenburgh
S. Rosenburg
William Scheinwald
Arthur Wallace
Rafael Susman
Rosen
Ludwig and Wasserman
M. Sharaf & Co
Samuel Guttman
O. J. Saxe
Rosenthal Bros. & Bendetson
I. B. Reinherz
Charles Hurwitz
H. Lieb
W. Berger
William Hurwitz
Constance
Henry Gidéon I. Lapin
Philip S. Aronson
Roxbury Credit Union
Louis Fischbein
Philip Lieb
N. M. Marquis
Bernard Lett
Meyer Rosenfield
Samuel Solar
J. Fishman
Henry A. Egges
Samuel N. Fishman
Edwin Haskin
John W. Goddard
Cardinal O Connell Orda ins 89 Seminarians at St John s Seminary
Cardinal O Connell officiated at the ordination of 89 seminarians to the deaconate sub deaconate and minor orders at St Johns Ecclesiastical Seminary the largest such ordination in the Boston archdiocese The private ceremony began at 8 30 a m with Mgr John B Peterson and Rev Dr George L Leahy in attendance Tomorrow at 9 a m the cardinal will ordain about 40 men to the priesthood at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross the public ceremony is expected to fill the church.
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Cardinal O’connell
St. John’s Ecclesiastical Seminary
Archdiocese of
Boston
Mgr
John B. Peterson
George L. Leahy
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Bill Reworks Mail Rates Aims to Cut Losses
A House bill proposed by Representative Randall seeks to reform postage for newspapers and magazines. It would adapt parcel post zones to second class to end subsidized rates for large city monthlies and weeklies, challenging the current system deemed discriminatory to small papers.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Randall
Cambridge man charged with theft from sailor
William Williams of Cambridge Street West End was arrested yesterday charged with stealing 260 from Robert Vincent a sailor on the steamship City of Gloucester Vincent says he gave the money to Williams for safekeeping Williams had a new suit and 3.45 when arrested and denies taking the money.
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William Williams
Cambridge Street
West End
Robert Vincent
City
Gloucester
Vincent
Williams
Funeral for Boston jeweller John R. Smith
Funeral services for John R. Smith a Boston jeweller and former captain of He Company First Regiment M V M were held at the residence 28 Ingleside avenue Chelsea yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock.
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John R. Smith
Boston
He Company
First Regiment
Ingleside Avenue
Chelsea
Harvard Crimson Critiques War Reports Confusion
Harvard students upset by conflicting national communiques as war reports in daily papers mislead readers. The Crimson protests that official claims are exaggerated and hard to understand for those not versed in military moves.
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Harvard
Harvard Crimson
Harvard students misread war coverage argues defense
The Harvard paper defends college men from critics who say most collegians are ignorant of Europe. It claims students follow newspaper reports of the war but cannot understand them due to varying accounts.
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Harvard
Europe
Copyright notice omitted on German raider photo
A Post report notes the photograph of the German raider capturing the Appam, published March 6, lacked the copyright line. The image should have carried the credit Copyright, H. P. Moore and T. H. Lamb.
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Appam
H. P. Moore
T. H. Lamb
Newton Strike Settled at Saco-Lowell Shops
The State Board of Arbitration settled the Newton Upper Falls strike of 700 workers at a conference yesterday. Strikers will return to work this morning. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
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State Board of Arbitration
Saco-Lowell
Newton Upper Falls
No slump after war foretold by McAdoo in Raleigh
Secretary McAdoo told the Raleigh Chamber of Commerce that postwar business prosperity would not slip. He argued war orders form a small share of trade and predicted renewed demand from Europe for reconstruction and continued growth in South and Central American markets to offset any war trade decline.
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Raleigh, N. C
McAdoo
The
Treasury
Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
Europe
United States
England
Germany
South
Central America
Track repairer hit by trolley in Dorchester area
Matthias McGrath a track repairer of 199 West Eighth Street South Boston was struck by an outbound Ashmont Milton car on Dorchester Avenue late yesterday afternoon. He was taken to City Hospital with a scalp wound and probable skull fracture his condition not critical.
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Matthias McGrath
West Eighth Street
South
Boston
Ashmont-Milton
Dorchester Avenue
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Cardinal
O'Keeffe
Peters Mi
Gilchrist
Aiahogonsne
G. W. Foster & CO
Washington Street
Telephone
Gliehriet Coorsay
417 Washingtoo Ste
Maz
G. W Foster Co
Masee
Gantheven
Ata
Eynes
G. W. Foster Co
New England
Er Coats
Poplin
Copenhagen
Foster
Batiste
VUC
Wilolao
Newton
Boston College
William Carney
Malden
John B. Atkinson
Cambridge
Andrew Ramish
Jamaica
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