SUCCESS MEETINGS AT SEVERAL CHURCHES IN ROXBURY AND BOSTON
Extra seats arranged for Dr N MicVor Tyndall of London at 657 Boylston Street and 422 Wensington NIdg. 2145 p.m. Talks on thought and spirit return with messages from the spirit world. Also listings for Adventist Baptist Congregational and other church services across Boston with times and topics.
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New England
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Cortland Myers
Lotus
Lamson
Fairbanks
Temple Chorus
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Warren Avenue
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Bible School
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Walnut Street
Somerville
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Shawmut
Tremont
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Ter
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John M. L. Ramseyer
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Stanford
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Conrad
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Berkeley
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Columbus Avenue
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Third Church
Copley Square
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Nmicvor-Tyndall
London
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Boylston St
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Boston
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Massachusetts Avenue
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S P. m
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Huntington Avenue
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Kitchin Called On To Retract
May 31 Secretary McAdoo urged Representative Kitchin of North Carolina to retract his claim that a publishers lobby seeking repeal of the zone system influenced the administration’s push for revenue legislation this session.
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McAdoo says no lobby influence on revenue plans
In a letter from White Sulphur Springs Mr. McAdoo refutes any newspaper or other lobby pressure on his views. He praises Treasury assistants and Internal Revenue staff for loyalty and insists he would not tolerate unjust implications. He stresses urgent need for revenue legislation amid rising war costs and May outlays.
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Lost 1 year old Charles Kelley missing near Braintree Weymouth
More than 200 residents including police and fire departments and the Braintree State Guard Company searched at dawn for 1 year old Charles Kelley who vanished from his parents home on Liberty Street yesterday afternoon. He was last seen at 3 pm and a general alarm was issued when he did not appear for supper. Woods were scoured overnight with search lights. ponds may be dragged if not found.
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Braintree
East Braintree
Weymouth
May Refuse Wage Raise Sparks Textile Shutdown Threat
May 31 New Bedford report on the Textile Council special meeting voting to refer the 15 percent wage offer to local unions with a push for 20 percent or a work stoppage next Monday night. Unions to meet tomorrow and Sunday to report actions and decide. Original demand was 25 percent while manufacturers offered 12 1/2 percent, later raised to 15 percent after Fall River gains. The dispute involves about 35 000 textile workers.
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City to Transfer Transit Oversight to Boston Officials
The Legislature passed a bill transferring control of subway and rapid transit construction from the Commonwealth to the city of Boston. Beginning July 1 the Transit Commission powers will be held by the Mayor, the commissioner of public works, and the city treasurer or their designees, with salaries set by the Mayor with City Council approval.
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Transit Commission
Lowthorpe Uniform for Women on Farm
Lowthorpe School at Groton exhibits a khaki jean uniform for women farmers. The design follows a middy blouse with knickerbockers and adjustable closures, praised for light weight and cooling fabric. Vermont units and Miss Mary Luddy’s Storrow camp unit favor the outfit for field work.
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Hoover cites Pharaoh story as rationale for grain reserves
New York May 31 United States Food Administration head Herbert Hoover urged the government to store grains from the coming wheat harvest to build a substantial reserve for lean years. He argued that wartime drafts and reduced global production demand a rationed use of substitutes and continued support for a large grain stockpile.
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Work at Silvis Shops Suspended After McAdoo Appeal
In Moline Illinois on May 31 workers at the Silvis Shops of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad did not return after the noon hour. About two thousand shopmen joined craftsmen from 84 other railroads in a coordinated stoppage despite the director general McAdoo urging continued work while wage demands are considered.
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Miss Alice M. Hill to Wed Tanagiotes V. Alexopulus
May 381 records show Miss Alice M. Hill 53 of 18 North Street will marry Tanagiotes V. Alexopulus 56 of this city on Saturday in June. He was her pupil 16 years ago when she taught in the evening public schools.
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Rockland pitcher dominates Quincy high game
Yesterday at Quincy the Rockland F high nine beat Quincy High by 5 to 3. Barry, the visiting pitcher, struck out 18, allowed three hits, and had three singles a double a triple and a homer.
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Bay State Railway Bill Passes Legislature for Public Control
The Bay State Street Railway Company fare at cost plan received approval to be engrossed by both houses. A board of five trustees appointed by the Governor would oversee service with a 6 percent dividend on stock. Fares would be set on a flexible scale by the trustees.
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Bay State Street Railway Company
Amendments Reshape War Relief Bill For Street Railway
Amendments drawn by Senator MacPherson and after a Governor’s conference recast the measure to require a $1,000,000 fund before stockholders can bring the company under the act. Cities may aid 50 cents per $1000 valuation, towns 1 per $100, exemptions from excise tax for two years postwar, and a public hearing before initial fare rates. The plan shifts to absolute public control with a $5,000,000 bond issue, treasury-backed purchases, and a 10 year management by trustees named by the Governor.
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MacPherson
Public Service Commission
Germans use gas in Ukrainian reprisals near Kiev
Petrograd dispatch to the Daily Express reports that Germans drenched several villages near Kiev with gas in reprisals against peasant disorders, asphyxiating whole communities in Ukraine.
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Yale Baseball Lineup Edges Toward Harvard Game
Yale faces Harvard with possible changes as catcher Carl Holmes battles an ankle sprain and may start backstop again. Jeff Sanderson could replace him, while Ferdinand Entz loses his left field spot to Adrian Massie due to batting form. An undergraduate rally followed the Athletics event with speeches by Hadley, Hyatt, and Lyman.
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Holmes
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Ferdinand Entz
Hadley
Hyatt
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Grads Volunteer at Wellesley College Farm
Two graduates volunteer to help run the Wellesley College Farm with Professor Margaret Ferguson appointing two assistants Miss Charlotte Williams of Providence and Mrs. Margaret Claflin Porter of Marlboro chosen to aid in directing farm work.
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Margaret Ferguson
Charlotte Williams
Providence
Margaret Claflin Porter
Marlboro
Yale Tennis Team to Play Harvard Today
The Yale tennis team led by Charley Garland national junior champion meets Harvard this afternoon on Divinity Field. The match begins at 3 o'clock with Captain Benjamin opposing the Yale crack.
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Pitches No Hit Shoutout In Arlington Victory
Captain John Cadagan pitched a no hit no run game for Arlington High in a Mystic Valley league match at Arlington yesterday afternoon. He struck out 16 as Arlington edged rival Lexington 1 to 0 with the lone run scoring on an error and two miscues in the second inning. Captain Thomas Fitzgerald of Lexington also fanned 16.
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Arlington
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Belgian refugee Christine Roberts dies after wartime terror
Christine Roberts a Belgian refugee and knitting instructor for Stage Women's War Relief died in New York after enduring German torture and near execution in Brussels. Escaping with documents tied to her husband she fled to Canada then Los Angeles before settling in New York to knit for the troops.
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Christine Roberts
Stage Women's War Relief
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Canada
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Harvard Denies German Names on Honor Roll
John Jay Chapman of New York asks President Lowell to strike his son Victor Chapman from Harvard’s honor roll after a telegram claiming two German soldiers were listed. Harvard says German names were not on the list, though a newspaper error printed them.
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New York City
Harvard University
A. Lawrence Lowell
Victor Chapman
Harvard
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