New Auto Through Trick Snares Maine Pair
Police seek a new 1922 touring car obtained by fraud. James C. Sanborn of Auburn and William Dolan of New Gloucester traded a 1919 touring car mortgaged in Lewiston and diverted it to Massachusetts, leaving owner J. F. Fuller to clear the title. Authorities are tracking the newer car.
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Haverhill
James C. Sanborn
Auburn
William Dolan
William Guay
New Gloucester
J. F. Fuller
Merrimack Street
Dolan
Sanborn
Lewiston
Maine
North ‘Andover
Chadwick Farm
Motor Company
Massachusetts
New England
LeGasse
Clouthre
Mr. Fuller
Social Work Folk to Meet Providence Conference Highlights
May 14 Providence hosts preparations for 5000 delegates at the 49th National Conference of Social Work June 22 to 29. Topics include children delinquency health family labor and immigrant concerns with allied groups and notable speakers from national organizations and universities.
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Providence
National Conference of Social Work
Clude
American Association of Social Service Exchanges
AmericanAssociation For Organizing
American Association of Hospital Social Workers
American Association of Community Organization
The
American Association of Social Workers
National Probation Association
National Child Labor Committee
National Travelers’ Aid Society
National Children’s Home Society
Child Welfare League of America
Jewish Conference of Social Welfare
Robert W. Kelso
Boston
Homer Folks
New York State Public Health Council
Central Council of Charitable Organization Society
James E. West
Boy Scouts of America
John Shider
National Chamber of Commerce
Jessie Taft
Philadelphia Department of Child Study
Brookline Girl Will Marry Harvard Man
Announcement of engagement between Miss Marjorie Putnam of Brookline and Robert Mitton of Brookline. A month’s fishing trip with the couple will follow the engagement. Camping party at Moosehead Lakes organized by Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mitton. Miss Putnam is daughter of Mrs. Frederick Huntington Putnam and sister of the late Lt. David A. Putnam. Mrs. Mitton attends Harvard, class of ’2.
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Marjorie Putnam
Robert Mitton
Brookline
Moosehead Lakes
Mitton
George W. Mitton
Miss Putnam
Frederick Huntington Putnam
David A. Putnam
Ace
Miss Sacker
Conference on Music in Industry to Open June 5
The Music Industries Chamber of Commerce plans a six day conference at the Hotel Commodore in New York starting June 5. The event expects hundreds of leaders in music interpretation and more than 1500 manufacturers and dealers to attend. Secretary of Labor Davis will speak on The Influence of Music in Industry.
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New York
America
Music Industries Chamber of Commerce
Commodore
Lavor Davis
Tired social worker dies in Manhattan fall
Miss Anna MacEdwards 38, a social worker in New York City, is believed to have suffered a paroxysm of pain while ill from overwork and fell from the fifth floor window of her Manhattan residence. Her body was found on the rear courtyard pavement by nurse Ethel Stephens who had tended her for three years.
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New York
Anna MacEdwards
Manhattan
MacEdwards
Ethel Stephens
Princess Elizabeth of Romania Seriously Ill
ATHENS May 14 The Associated Press reports Princess Elizabeth daughter of King Ferdinand of Romania is seriously ill with condition described as grave leading medical authorities to monitor her closely and issue updates as available.
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Athens
Associated Press
Elizabeth
Ferdinand of
Romania
Railroad Veterans Hold Memorial Services in New England
The 9th annual memorial services of the New England Association of Railroad Veterans were held yesterday afternoon at Pe Chapel. Over 800 association members from across New England attended. Music by the Lotus Quartet and Mrs. Gertrude Portier Ford accompanied the service. Rev. H. E. B. Speight led the service, with F. P. Bussel and John B. Sawyer delivering addresses. Michael Crowley of Boston and Maine, with 52 years in railroad service, chaired the memorial service committee.
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New England Association of Railroad Veterans
Pe Chapel
New England
Lotus Quartet
Gertrude Portier Ford
New England Conservatory of Music
H.E. B. Speight
F. P. Bussel
John B. Sawyer
Michael Crowley
Boston and Maine
Luncheon for BU Education Class Credit Set for Saturday
Boston University School of Education hosts a final class meeting at the Hotel Westminster on Saturday. Attendance is required for credit in the history of education with Professor James Chalmers of Framingham Normal School. After instruction, students will present a series of stunts.
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Boston University School of Education
Westminster
James Chalmers
Framingham Normal School
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