Soviets Hold 50 Americans Sewage Title Not Provided
In Washington on March 28 Senator Heflin of Alabama said the State Department is seeking the release of 0 Americans in Soviet Russia. He reported about six to eight of the 50 held, including Emmett Kilpatrick, are in prison while others are detained in various towns. Kilpatrick, a former Red Cross agent, is accused of serving with Lithuanian forces and employment by the United States government. Kilpatrick is described as a native of Uniontown Alabama. The department would not disclose the agencies used in the effort.
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Washington
Soviet Russia
State Department
Hefiin
Alabama
Emmett Kilpatrick
Moscow
Heflin
Kilpatrick
Red Cross
Lithuania
United States
Uniontown
Ala
Col Morrow Named Canal Zone Governor by President
Colonel Jay J. Morrow, acting as Governor of the Panama Canal Zone, was formally appointed to the zone governorship by President Harding. In the same action Captain Sumner Be. W. Kittelle of the navy was named Governor of the Virgin Islands.
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Washington
Jay J. Morrow
Panama Canal Zone
Harding
Sumner BE. W. Kittelle
Navy
Virgin Islands
Ireland in Great Need Calls for Funds and Aid
The American Committee for Relief in Ireland reports Ireland is in great need and urges all Americans to donate through 166 Devonshire Street Boston. Immediate relief and rebuilding of war-torn industries are emphasized to provide jobs and aid recovery. Numerous donations from individuals and unions are noted, including sums from A. O. H. Division 3, Boston Stereotypers Union, Hyde Park, Norwood Elks, and various locals. total amounts listed reach hundreds of dollars.
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Ireland
American Committee For Relief In
Devonshire Street
Joseph H. O'Neil
Boston
Woburn
Boston Stereotypers’ Union
Hyde Park Aerue
David H. Slattery
South Boston
William Craughwell
Sanford
Norwood Lodge of Elks
Margaret McSweeney
Haverhill
Brotherhood of
Addie Whipple
Fitzwilliam Depot
N. H
Amesbury Eagles
Sprinkler Fitters’ Union of Boston
Bath
Patrick O’donnell
Brighton
M. J. Buckley
St. John's Rectory
East Bridgewater
Boston man held in $8000 theft charge in Chicago return
Louis M. Saslaw, alias Stern, of Columbia road, a cigar salesman, was captured in Chicago and brought back to Boston. In Central Court yesterday he was held in $8000 for a Friday hearing on charges he stole $5700 from David Dane and the Union Eseb Company, after fleeing Upham's Corner claiming a robbery. Inspectors Loughlin and Connelly recovered his whereabouts from letters to relatives.
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Stern
Louis M. Saslaw
Columbia Road
Chicago
Boston
Loughlin and Connelly
Central Court
David Dane
Union Es Eb Company
Upham
Boston University Arts Students Present Living Masterpieces
Fine arts students and professors from Boston University stage Living Masterpieces in Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple tonight for Lent relief. Under professor Albert E Bailey and daughter Lois Bailey the production reproduces famous religious paintings in original form color and lighting. Elizabeth Hannum is among notable young women appearing in poses made famous by art.
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Fine Arts Department
Boston University
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Near East
Albert E. Bailey
Lois Bailey
Elizabeth Hannum
Boston University Fine Arts
Mary
Near East Relief Fund
Building Strike Conference Hopes to End Labor Impasse
The State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration aims to resolve the building strike with a final 10:30 a m conference at the State House. The same strike committee from the Building Trades Employers Association and United Trades Building Council will attend. Governor Cox may act depending on today’s outcome after it was suspended yesterday pending further talks.
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State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
State House
Building Trades Employers Association
United Trades Building Council
Cox
State Board
Newsboys Arrested Over Ford Publication Sale
Three newsboys were detained in St. Louis on peace disturbance charges for selling Henry Ford's Dearborn Independent. W. E. Blanchard of Detroit, representing the paper, urged the boys to cry the sale to test the police regulation's legality.
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ST. Louis
Henry Ford
Sewell Ford Torchy Tale Skimp Makes a Shift
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will print in full Sewell Ford's Torchy story Skimp Makes a Shift. The feature promises fans a complete installment in this popular humor series.
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Sewell Ford
Boston Sunday Post
Rare 1527 Latin Bible on display at Cambridge Library
The Cambridge Public Library exhibits a Cologne 1527 Latin Bible printed by Peter Quentel, the first Hebrew and Greek corrected Vulgate edition. It is likely unique, possibly one other copy in the British Museum. Engravings by Anthony of Worms depict the four evangelists. The Bible’s history ties to Gutenberg and early English translations. Miss Mary Woodman donated the book to the Cambridge library.
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Cambridge Public Library
Cologne
Peter Quentel
British Museum
Senate of
Senate of Frankfort
Anthony of Worms
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Apostle
William Tyndale
Europe
Gutenberg
Cardinal Mazarin
Cummings
Mary Woodman
Cambridge
Ten Thousand Reasons Noonan's Hair Petrole Promises Growth
Advertisement touts Noonan's Hair Petrole as the cure for all hair and scalp conditions. It claims antiseptic and stimulating effects to restore vitality and growth, advising nightly or morning applications. Barbers offer the treatment for 15 cents or bottles for $1, with direct purchase from T Noonan & Sons of Boston.
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Noonan
Drug and Dept
T. Noonan & Sons
Portland St
Boston
Mass
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Soviets
Col. Morrow
Canal Zone
Fountain Pen Hospital
Moore
Moore Pen Co
Federal St
New England
R. T. French Company
Rochester
N. Y
R. T. French
Rochester, N. Y
SREO
Tifren
Relief Committee
Building Strike Conference
Ford
Holland System 1
Atlas Delivery
Clydesdale
Commonwealth Ave
Braves Field
BY William Justin Mann
General Motors
GMC
General Motors Truck Company
NOVES
Buick Company
Boston, Mass
Jordan Marsh Company
Navy Serge
Oxford Melton Tailleur
Serge Suit
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