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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1922

Page

6

Little is inaugurated as president of University of Maine

Dr Clarence Cook Little, Harvard graduate and 34 years old, inaugurated as president of the University of Maine in Orono. He urges state supported institutions, stresses athletics for scholastic aims, mental strength, initiative, and research. Notables attend including Bowdoin’s Kenge C. Wille, Colby’s Arthur Roberts, Bates’ Clifton Gray, Governor Baxter, and trustees president Strickland.

Qrono Clarence Cook Little University ‘of Maine Little Harvard Waa Liletis University “Oval Kenge C. W Bowdoin Arthur Roberta Colby Clifton D. Gray Bates Maine Frederic H. Strickland

Mother and Three Children Found Dead in Ventnor City

Mrs. W. 8. Busby and her three children were discovered dead from asphyxiation in a Ventnor City home bedroom, Atlantic City reports dated May 10.

Atlantic City N. J Busby Ventnor City

Stolen Best Suit On Western Farm Believed Stranger Target

Peter Allen of Montgomery housed a stranger who left early with Allen’s best suit. Local man seeks the smooth offender who duped him in this Westfield incident.

Westfield Peter Allen Montgomery Allen Farmer Allen

Clever Boston shoplifting ring busted by police

Police inspectors arrested Charles Grossman Fred Evans and Martha Mayer after catching them in the act at South Station. They allegedly ran a scheme stealing hundreds of dollars in clothing daily from stores by using specially made suitcases with trap ends to hide loot and transfer loot at the baggage window. They had been operating for weeks and were linked to thefts from LaDue Mann Company.

Boston Fred Evans Donovan Carlos Grossman Doncannon Martha Mayer Saugus Walsh Doncanan Expressmen’s Protective Association Charles Grossman Allen Street West End Westland Avenue Back Bay Maher and Whiton Mayer Adams Street Grossman Detroit Evans Fivans South Station LaDue-Mann Company Summer Street LaDue-Mann Dave Gelewits

Woman Promoted to Lieutenant in Turkish Nationalist Army

A woman rises to the rank of lieutenant within the Turkish Nationalist Army signaling progress for female officers. The promotion highlights increasing participation of women in the Turkish military leadership.

Trial of Gettigan for Murder Postponed to May 22

J Thomas Gettigan of Revere charged with first degree murder in the slaying of his aunt Lissie M Cook Revere. Trial did not open yesterday and was postponed until May 22 because key State witness Clinton Richardson is at her husband's bedside dying at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital.

Gettigan J. Thomas Revere Lissie M. Cook Poraon Peter Bent Brigham Hospital

Radio to Fight Forest Fires by New England Network

Officials announce a radiophone service to aid firefighting across New England linking municipal and state stations with police and fire departments. The system, already used in the Midwest, uses aircraft and ground transmitters to relay fire alerts with coded messages to speed response.

New England State Forestry Divison Middle West Forest Service United States Army Air Service Forest T. Ig

Vacuum Tube Powers Radio Growth and Function

The vacuum tube drives radio expansion by detecting rectifying amplifying and generating waves. Each added tube boosts volume three to ten times. Edison Fleming and De Forest contributed to its forms with De Forest inventing the grid enabling modern radio telephony.

Edison Fleming DeForest

Government report cites 70 million dollar cosmetics spend yearly

A government study reports that the United States allocates about 70 million dollars annually to cosmetics. The finding highlights consumer spending on beauty products across the country and reflects market size and potential policy considerations.

United States

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