Labor Department to appeal ruling on Communist party case
Washington June 24. The Department of Labor will appeal Judge Anderson of Boston's decision that the Communist party is lawful and that 17 members held for deportation be released. Assistant Secretary Post announced after a conference with Secretary Wilson.
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Deportation policy to follow Judge Anderson ruling
The labor department will treat Judge Anderson's decision as binding only in that district pending court action. About 60 aliens in the district are under deportation orders, mainly Russians, with 17 covered by the ruling. The rest will be paroled if their cases involve party membership, not other acts under the act.
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South End Woman Injured by Auto
Miss Helen Neil aged 62 of 1672 Washington Street is in serious condition at Relief Hospital with broken left collar bone fractured ribs punctured left lung and minor injuries after being struck by an automobile driven by Isaac Rackus of Washington Street north at Nashua and Causeway streets yesterday.
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White Goods by Fannie Hurst preview in Sunday Post Magazine
A teaser invites readers to the Sunday Post Magazine next Sunday to read Fannie Hurst's story White Goods, offering bargains and remnants not advertised in the usual way. The notice highlights an upcoming feature and author.
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Sunday Post
Sky Police Formed in Springfield Massachusetts
Springfield appoints aerial police with tear bombs to quell disorder. Three aviators lead the unit. Edward A. Terhune Jr. will pilot the first patrol flight from South Boston to a new eight acre airfield on the Connecticut River. Keough and DeCosta join in the oath and badge ceremony.
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Springfield sky police to drop flour tear bombs
Aerial policemen will board planes and demonstrate tear bombs filled with flour to avoid ground inconveniences. The sky police will also patrol forests and pursue auto bandits if they appear in the vicinity.
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G. A. R. Head Denies Illness Reports
Captain Daniel M. Hall of Columbus returned home after being reported critically ill in Syracuse. He denied any serious illness and stated he was not as unwell as rumors suggested.
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Bayer Aspirins Longstanding Use Declares Its Safety
The Bayer brand identifies genuine Aspirin prescribed for nineteen years and trusted by millions. Each package explains safe dosing for headaches toothaches earaches neuralgia lumbago rheumatism neuritis and general pain. Look for the Bayer Cross on the box and tablets and buy from druggists in small tins or larger packages.
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