Inside views of laborer at the Master Builders dinner
Whiting Williams urged restraint in hiring and firing at the Master Builders Association of Boston annual dinner. He described the impact of foremen and timekeepers on worker morale, sharing anecdotes about layoffs, dress codes, and timecard scrutiny to stress the value of daily work and goodwill.
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America
Whiting Williams
Master Builders' Association of Boston
Youne
Cleveland
Williams
Presbyterian board to build 26 churches and 14 manses
The board of church erection announces $181,620 for church buildings and $30,200 for manses to be used across the West and Southwest. A Mexican church is included with a project in Los Angeles.
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New York
Board of Church Erection
Presbyterian Churches
David G. Wylie
Los Angeles
Incriminating Check Drives Love Triangle to Crisis
Jim Dalton, artist, loves Shirley Marsh but faces rivals David Burke and Lucille. Lucille accuses Jim igniting a rift with Shirley while Jim’s double and past steal paths to Africa and an opium den. David’s deceit tests loyalties as Lucille reforms and Shirley seeks her own life in Brighton with new entangled affection.
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Jim Dalton
Shirley Marsh
Shirley
David Burke
David
Jim
Vivian
Chelsea
Wnowis
Africa
Burke
Brighton
Prodigal's Return Triggers Veranda Dispute Over Money
Shirley and Lucille face a tense scene when a crumpled draft for 60 pounds to Lucille from Jim Dalton is found on the veranda. Burke accuses Shirley of hidden affairs, she defends Lucille and Jim, revealing the loan was for Shirley’s care during illness and exposing Burke’s suspicions. Lucille later learns the full tale and Shirley forgives the rift, while Burke leaves in anger.
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Lucille
Burke
Miss Shirley
Miss Sherley
Jim
Jim Dalton
David Burke
France
Shirley Marsh
Tale of money tied to secrecy and pride in Timbuctoo tale
Lucille confronts Shirley over a loan source and debt, while Shirley refuses to reveal Jim as the money giver. Lucille worries about David Burke’s suspicions and possible departure. Shirley’s youth clings to pride, but Lucille urges diplomacy and trust as time passes with no call from David.
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Congressional Oil Company
Lucille
Mr. Dalton
Shirley
Jim
David Burke
David
To be continued in tomorrow's Post and each day thereafter
The note indicates ongoing coverage in the Daily and Sunday Post until the story is completed. It signals a multi day follow up with continued updates in both weekday and weekend editions. The exact story or participants are not specified in this fragment.
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Winslow Taylor
Tomorrow’s Post
Daily
Sunday Post
Washington
Sproul
Probation for Astoria Man In Central Court
Thomas Atkinson of Astoria New York faced probation after a day in Central Court. He cited Dickens and discussed psychology while police questioned his companions and confiscated a loaded gun. The case included remarks by Governor Sproul and coverage of postwar policy talks and transport issues.
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Thomas Atkinson
Astoria
L. I
Dickens
Central Court
Murray
Tom
Athens
America
Fall River
Adama Square
Long Island
Craig
Donovan
Noonan
Grace M Norris Dies by Suicide in Malden Attic
Grace M Norris 38 released from a sanitarium recently died by hanging in the attic of her Malden home at 283 Clifton Street. Her sister Clara Norris found the body as neighbors cut it down. Norris, a Smith College graduate and violinist, had long illness and mental distress.
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Grace M. Norris
Clifton Street
Malden
Clara M. Norris
Miss Norris
Albert Lane Norris
Smith College
Street Railway Club Hears Gov Sproul At Banquet
Governor William C Sproul of Pennsylvania addressed the New England Street Railway Club at the Copley Plaza Hotel. He urged business leaders to devote attention to public affairs as essential to the nation's welfare.
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Coolidge
Elevated
William C. Sproul
Pennsylvania
New England Street Railway Club
Copley Plaza Hotel
Harvard Magazine to Be Issued Again
Harvard Magazine plans a comeback with a Back from Hell number after a sensational tombstone issue. The Cambridge publication will be stocked at newsstands, following a letter received by the Harvard Crimson.
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Harvard Magazine
Harvard
Cambridge
Harvard Crimson
In Charlestown Accident Claimed Patrick King
Beloved husband Patrick King dies following an accident in Charlestown. Funeral arrangements remain at the family residence with services forthcoming.
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King
Charlestown
Patrick
Soni SS Ade Ee Eng
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