Belgian Workers Awarded Industrial Decorations
Belgian workers who have served long in a single trade receive government honors highlighting loyalty and dedicated service. The award signals the state’s esteem for long tenure and stable labor contribution within the economy.
Jailed for Illegally Wearing Uniform
George T. Beard of York Pennsylvania was sentenced to six months in Plymouth jail by Federal Judge Morris after pleading guilty to wearing an army uniform illegally He claimed to be a Pennsylvania National Guard second lieutenant Beard had drawn attention in January for staying at a Springfield hotel without paying for hospitality and was located by the Department of Justice in Baltimore
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Threat to Life of Atwood Found at Clark University
Worcester March 23 discovery of a U S Secret Service agent at Clark University reveals a letter postmarked Boston threatening the life of President Wallace W Atwood. The author states an intention to kill Dr Atwood.
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U. S. Secret Service
Clark University
Wallace W. Atwood
Boston
Dr. Atwood
Secret Service Probes Threat Letter At Clark University
The incident sparks wide concern in Worcester as federal agents investigate a life threatening letter sent to Dr. Atwood amid campus strife over free speech linked to Scott Nearing and radical speakers. Agents seek the author and corroborating facts while the university awaits results.
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Harvard Princeton Debate Broadcast Marks Radiophone Debut
The Harvard Princeton debate at Sanders Theatre Cambridge will be aired by the Medford station around 10 PM, introducing radiophone use in intercollegiate debates. Simultaneous contests at Yale and Princeton will be tallied in the triangular event as the Soviet recognition topic dominates discussion.
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Jewish War Relief appeal opens Boston drive April 3
Massachusetts city campaigns start April 3 with Boston conference to set methods for meeting the quota. Judge Harry Fisher and Lt James H Becker of Chicago plus Felix M Warburg of New York will join Jewry leaders to plan fundraising. The campaign runs April 16 until the quota is fully raised. An army of mercy 2000 volunteers will form the Life Saving Brigade in Boston.
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Army of Mercy
Ready-made sweaters outsell homemade knitwear in ads
The copy argues that ready made sweaters at 2.50 are worth buying over making them at home. It highlights two styles, a fancy drop stitch with a round neck and a plain stitch with a V neck, praising the quality and appearance of the factory knit.
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