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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
8
Eleven Boston University coeds and two seniors attended a Nantasket party and spent all their funds on rides and meals. When it came time to return they had only 22 cents left after pooling remaining change. They walked to Hingham for fare and later begged for carfare at a frat house to return to Boston.
Berlin reports show Americans face high hotel bills, foreigner taxes, and marked exchange losses. Wary travelers confront inflated prices in hotels and shops, with stories of foreigner taxes and passport visa hurdles in Bavaria making travel costly and discouraging.
Community fundraiser aims to raise three thousand dollars in fourteen days to deliver the Hippo gift to eager children. Organizers urge quick donations to meet the deadline and delight supporters.
Senator Heflin introduced a resolution asking the Federal Reserve Board if it runs a publicity bureau and for details on an alleged publicity fund used to pay for propaganda praising its acts and attacking dissenting senators. The preamble cites charges the fund exists and funds propaganda against critics.
The Rev Henry C Whitehead, associate priest at the Church of Advent Street Boston, will leave July 1 for a missionary assignment in the Virgin Islands. He was summoned by Missionary Bishop Charles B More of Porto Rico and will serve a major parish on a three month probation. He may choose to stay or return to Boston after the trial period.
The copy extols a simple belt buckle lauding its instant adjustability and guaranteed grip. It claims the buckle provides comfort and peace of mind, staying firmly in place from breakfast to bedtime, with many men valuing it highly as a masculine adornment and worth a dollar.
Elizabeth H Webster of West Somerville objects to a May editorial quoting the Springfield Republican on whiskey seizures. She argues the editorial misstates liquor trends and notes her town has faced multiple raids with wine and hard cider seized.
The annual Technology Night at the Pop Concerts at Symphony Hall features both graduate and undergraduate participants with special glee club numbers. The public program includes overtures, waltzes, selections from Carmen and The Magic Flute, Tchaikovsky, Wagner, Verdi, and popular marches.
The North eastern University Law School faculty will meet at the Boston City Club at 6 30 tomorrow night to decide which candidates for the LL degree will be conferred on June 21. The meeting covers the Boston campus and branches in Worcester Springfield and Providence.
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