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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1920

Page

11

Gen Electric Lynn walkout averted talks continue

Henry J. Skeffington acting for the federal Labor Department met with Richard H. Rice general manager of Gen Electric Lynn plant to discuss worker grievances. He planned further talks with union officers and an expected report to the Metal Trades Council tonight ahead of a possible strike vote.

General Electric Company Lynn Henry J. Skeffington Federal Department of Labor Richard H. Rice Skeffington Metal Trades Council and Shop Committee Lasters’ Hall

League 10 Plan to Curb Auto Accidents in Massachusetts

A conference at the State House with motorists, insurance officials, and chamber representatives approved plans to curb reckless and inefficient drivers to reduce auto accidents in Massachusetts.

Massachusetts Insurance Chambers of Commerce State House

Statewide safe roads plan eyed after public hearing

John N. Cole appointed a nine member committee to devise a statewide safe roads organization with support from many associations and companies. Frank A. Goodwin cites 8000 injuries in six months and urges immediate action including education campaigns and stricter license rules to curb rising accidents.

John N. Cole Public Works Frank A. Goodwin Goodwin Cole State Department

Eleven Nurses Graduate From Malden Hospital Training School

Malden residents honored eleven graduate nurses and their superintendent Miss Rachel Mowen at a diploma ceremony held on Pleasant Street. Arthur H. Wellman awarded diplomas while Miss Carrie B. Hall urged generous support for nursing training schools and endowments nationwide. Graduates include Edith A Dakin Margery Ripley Marguerite DeChamps Stella Grant Maude Smith Adelaide Hicks Marguerite Je son Dorothy Alexander Anna Rogers Alice Swanson Hannah Lane.

Malden Malden Hospital Rachel Mowen Ester Hall Pleasant Street Arthur H. Wellman Carrie B. Hall Peter Bent Brigham Hospital British Red Cross Hdna A. Dakin Margery G. Ripley Marguerite DeChamps Stella R. Grant Maude A. Smith Adelaide G. Hicks Marguerite J. Jeson Dorothy L. Alexander Anna R. Rogers Alice L. Swanson Hannah M. Lane Rachel McEwen Edna A. Dakin Anna R. Marguerite J. Batson Anne Alice J. Swanson Marjorie G. Ripley Dorothy Exander

Beloved Malden Doctor Dr McCarthy Remembered

Dr. McCarthy born in Lee July 8, 1860 graduated Holy Cross 1880 and NYU Medical. He began practice in Malden in 1885 and built one of Greater Boston’s largest medical practices. His skill drew patients from remote New England for delicate operations.

Sician Malden McCarthy Lee Holy Cross College New York University School of Medicine Boston New England

Melrose Boy to Captain Dartmouth Baseball Team

Frank A. Ross Jr. of Melrose Mass was unanimously elected Dartmouth captain for next year after a morning win over Vermont. Ross allowed two hits in the game and has played three years on the Green baseball squad plus two years of varsity hockey.

Hanover N. H Frank A. Ross Melrose Mass Dartmouth University of Vermont Ross

Beef Supply Dwindles Across New England

Fresh killed beef grows scarce in Boston and New England for days. Wholesalers report only 30 to 50 percent of normal supply as Western drovers ship less cattle to Chicago Kansas City and Omaha packing centers. High costs deter shipments, risking a complete cutoff of fresh beef if rail traffic falters.

Boston New England Chicago Kansas City Omaha

Ex Mayor of Malden Dies at 60

Dr. Charles D. McCarthy Sr former Malden mayor and renowned physician died yesterday of apoplexy at his home. He was 60 and had treated patients without ever charging. Funeral is Friday at Immaculate Conception Church Malden with a 9 15 am procession from his home. Delegations from medical societies Knights of Columbus Ancient Order of Hi bernians Foresters and Elks will attend as city mourns.

Charles D. McCarthy Malden Summer Street McCarthy Lynn Hospital Immaculate Conception Church Knights of Columbus Ancient Order of Hibernians the Foresters the Elks Phy

Be Careful What You Wash Your Hair With

An advertisement promotes Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure greaseless and cheap. It claims to cleanse thoroughly, rinse easily, and leave hair soft bright fluffy and easy to handle while removing dust dirt and dandruff.

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