Former Hub Reporter Buys Share of Rutland News
Don ald B. Babbitt, former reporter for the on Record and Advertiser, has bought the controlling interest in the Rutland Vermont Evening News. He served with Company FE 59th Infantry and later was business manager of Stars and Stripes. He previously owned and edited the Burlington Evening News.
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Burlington, Vt
Donald B. Babbitt
The
On Record and Advertiser
Rutland, Vt
59Th Infantry
Stars
Corner Stone Laid for Boston University College Building
The $300 000 College of Secretarial Science structure on Garrison Street saw its corner stone laid with simple ceremony. Katheryn M. Stark of Brighton ranked highest in the class and placed the stone. Dean T Lawrence Davis and President Marlin spoke as records and archives were sealed in the corner stone box.
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College of Secretarial Science
Boston University
Garrison Street
Katheryn M
Stark
Brighton
Marlin
T. Lawrence Davis
Cordelia McLennan
Quincy
Lillian McCarthy
Roxbury
Margaret O'Bryan
Gardner
African Explorer Akeley to Visit Boston for Museum Lectures
Carl E. Akeley, noted African explorer author and sculptor, informed Children’s Museum trustees he would arrive in Boston shortly before noon tomorrow to visit Jamaica Pond and later deliver two Tremont Temple lectures for the museum on Saturday afternoon and evening.
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Carl E. Akeley
Children’s Museum
Boston
Jamaica Pond
Mr. Akeley
Tremont Temple
MacMillan to lecture on Five Years with Polar Eskimos
Arctic explorer Donald B. MacMillan will speak on Five Years with the Polar Eskimos at 8 p.m. next Tuesday in the Harvard Union. The talk was postponed from January 7.
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Donald B. MacMillan
Polar Eskimos
Harvard Union
Unspecified blast forces mass exodus of workers
Unknown cause triggers rapid spread sending 28 employees fleeing in haste and abandoning outer clothing. Several industrial plants and homes in the hollow section face risk of destruction, with aid sought from Everett and Revere.
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Everett and
Revere
Asquith Threatens Split as Liberal Divide Opens
Herbert H. Asquith, newly elected MP for Paisley, rebuked Lloyd George’s call for party unity against Labor. He denounced the Irish bill and warned Liberals must choose between supporting the Coalition or backing Asquith, signaling a formal Liberal split and a new political era in Britain.
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London
Herbert H. Asquith
House of Commons
Paisley
Scotland
National Liberal Club Today
Lloyd George
Asquith
Mr. Asquith
Liberal Party
Labor Party
Chelsea Fire To Be Probed After Warehouse Blaze
An investigation begins into the $65,000 blaze that destroyed the Hu man Cutler Bag Company building in Chelsea yesterday morning. Police say the fire originated in the bag warehouse.
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Human Cutler Bag Company
Chelsea
Wesleyan English chair Caleb Winchester dies at 78
Professor Caleb Thomas Winchester head of the English literature department at Wesleyan University died suddenly of heart failure after 51 years on the faculty. The Middletown, Connecticut, campus obituary notes his long service and influence.
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Middletown, Conn
Caleb Thomas Winchester
Wesleyan University
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