Hot clash in City Hall between Watson and Giblin over park name
City Councillor James A. Watson and East Boston's Thomas J. Giblin argued in City Hall over renaming Wood Island Park to World War Memorial Park. The exchange escalated with epithets, a call for police ejectment, and witnesses brought in by Giblin to present his side.
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Thomas J. Giblin
East Boston
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Wood Island Park
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Thomas G. Collins
South End
Executive Chamber
Chestnut Hill Girl to Wed Fitchburg Man
Miss Susan Lee of Chestnut Hill to marry Thornton Kirk land Ware of Fitchburg after engagement announced yesterday. Known for war work and postwar activities, she is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Lee. Her sisters include Mrs. Henry Jackson Jr. of New York and Miss Mary Lee and Miss Alice Lee.
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Chestnut Hill
Thornton Kirkland Ware
Fitchburg
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Francis W. Lee
Henry Jackson, Jr
New York
Mary Lee
Alice Lee
Harvard Law Graduate in May Wedding Plans
The brother Guy Lee a renowned landscape architect married on Feb 25 to Simone Paisley of Grenoble France. Mr Ware is a Harvard 10 man and Harvard Law School graduate 18. The wedding is planned for May.
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Harvard
Harvard Law School
Refuse to Repeal 48-Hour Law for Women
The committee on social welfare yesterday reported against the bill to repeal the 48 hour law for women and children and also voted to report a resolve for an investigation of the working of the minimum wage law.
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Nice Lady Returns Lost Boy to Oswego Street Home
A 21 month old, Gregory Kantis, wandered from Oswego Street seeking adventure on a Wednesday night. He met a gray haired woman calling herself a nice lady who fed him and watched over him until Probation Officer Mrs. Keating found them. Gregory was returned to his family by 10 yesterday amid relief.
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Oswego Street
Gregory
Mary McCarthy
Laconia Street
Arbitration of Strike Talked in Manchester
Efforts to settle the New Hampshire textile strike through arbitration will be renewed as Manchester aldermen plan letters to mill owners and striking workers. Ralph Morse, treasurer of the strikers relief fund, said a tag day in Boston, likely April 1, will be held for funds, pending Boston officials’ approval and Mayor Curley’s sanction.
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N.H
New Hampshire
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Ralph Morse
Boston
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