Bedbug dispute hangs in Supreme Court trial
John L. Scully testifies that bedbugs forced his family from 1224 Blue Hill Avenue while suing landlady Mary A. Buckley for three months rent. Insecticide expert Louis E. Rich reports spraying three rooms and finding bug traces, with jurors deliberating after a noon verdict.
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Hotel Worker Impersonator Nabbed After Theft
Antonio Tusco, 19, of 380 Harrison Avenue, posed as hotel staff after a brief stint and fled in disguise. He first blamed friends in South Boston, then returned near Castle Square where Patrolman W H Underhill identified him and took him into custody. At East Dedham Street station he removed the disguise and wore his original clothes again.
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Obituary Notes for Canavan and Finley Families
In Ashment Agnes L Canavan wife of John L Canavan nee Halli Ree funeral from her late residence 61 Templeton St Monday June 12 at 830 Requiem high mass at St Marks Church at 900 relatives and friends invited In Roslindale William Finley aged 50 funeral from his late residence 117 Sycamore St Monday June 12 at 800 am high mass of requiem at Sacred Heart Church relatives and friends kindly invited
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Bank official charged with stealing 41000 from Stoneham bank
Harry A. Jones assistant cashier at Stoneham National Bank and property in his wife name are targeted in a bank action. Luther Hill acting for the bank filed contract and tort suit. Jones waived examination when arraigned before US Commissioner Hayes on a charge of stealing 41000. He is held in 40000 bail awaiting the US grand jury convening June 20.
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Bank Writ Seeks 20000 Against Jones for Embezzlement
Writ names twenty thousand dollars as the attachment against Jones and his wife to cover property bought with stolen bank funds. Bank officials estimate total losses may reach forty-one thousand, with a shortage possibly sixty thousand. Daggett claims Jones will be freed soon and that most money went to family and stock speculation. Depositors remain wary as Stoneham awaits official statements on the total theft.
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Man Struck by Subway Car Listed as Dangerous
Daniel J. Sullivan of 1917 Washington Street is at City Hospital with possible skull fracture and scalp wounds after being struck by an inbound Dudley Street subway car while crossing Washington near Lenox shortly before 9 o clock. His name is on the dangerous list.
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Mine Laying Drill Ends with 47 Mines Swept Up
The North Atlantic fleet mine sweeping squadron completed a two hour practice after planting 47 mines off the southeast coast of Massachusetts and then recovering them. The unit returned to the navy yard last night after a week at sea.
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