Miss Curran Denied Diploma by State Board of Education
The Worcester blind girl Miss Mary I Curran had her appeal denied for a diploma from Worcester State Normal School and the right to teach in Worcester elementary schools. She is the blind daughter of Patrick J Curran of Worcester. The Board yesterday voted to refuse the appeal.
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Board Rejects Diploma for Blind Teacher Candidate Curran
The Worcester board rules no apprenticeship or teaching field exists for blind teachers, denying Miss Curran her diploma and right to teach in Worcester schools. It cites supervision concerns and notes no public schools for the blind in the state, with no broader opportunity for trained blind teachers. The piece ends noting a fiction review in the next Sunday Post Magazine.
Monitor editor changes as Dodds retires and Dixon takes helm
The Christian Science Monitor announces a management reshuffle effective yesterday after the Mother Church annual meeting. Frederick Dixon becomes editor with near total influence, replacing Alexander Dodds who has served as managing editor since the paper began. Archibald McLellan relinquishes the editor title but remains to supervise. Algernon Bathurst temporarily runs the European bureau.
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Husband Believes Angelina Celita Kidnapped in Boston
Police search Greater Boston for Mrs. Angelina Celita of 12 Thachercourt North End believed kidnapped May 27 by two unknown men who offered her work. Her husband retained Attorney John J Cronin to help recover his wife but no clues have emerged.
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Boston College Class Day Highlights Commencement Week
Boston College marks the largest graduation class with commencement events on University Heights Newton. Class-day exercises begin at 2 30 with restricted attendance and reserved tickets. John J Hogan of Lawrence to deliver the class-day ovation. Tomorrow the Alumni Association banquet at Youngs Hotel will feature addresses by Bishop Anderson and District Attorney Pelletier. The college president Very Rev Charles W Lyons will receive funds for extension work as part of the golden jubilee campaign. Arthur W Dolan to preside.
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Vice President to Speak at University of Maine
Vice President Marshall and Mrs. Marshall arrived in Bangor to deliver the commencement address at the University of Maine. They dined with President Aley and trustees and attended the senior reception after speaking to the Alumni Association of the College of Law. He will proceed to Washington tomorrow.
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Prisoner leaps from window. Tombs inmate dies in New York
Isaac Margo Margolies a 20 year old Tombs prisoner died instantly after leaping from a fourth floor window in the Criminal Courts building during a permitted talk with relatives. He was being examined as to his sanity and faced charges of striking a girl with a hammer.
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Furniture Sale Prices in Jersey City Store Catalog
Jersey City catalog lists dining tables 42 inch quar tered oak top at 10 dollars and parlor tables in golden oak or mahogany finishes at 10 dollars. Dresser selections include white bed outfits brass trimmed beds and a range of chiffoniers and Morris chairs priced from 10 to 15 dollars. Brass beds and dressers with multiple finishes are offered from 15 to 36 dollars with numerous patterns and leather enhances.
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