Presbyterians Vote Delay in World Movement Rift
Philadelphia May 25 Opponents of the plan to withdraw from the Inter church World Movement won a temporary victory in the general assembly. The executive commission proposal to sever ties was sent back to the commission with a substitute to extend funds and obligations for one year. The commission will revise its report and submit a new draft tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
Interchurch World Movement
General Assembly
Executive Commission
Miss Bernice Judkins to Wed Samuel Ashley Today
Miss Bernice W. Judkins former assistant in the registrar's office at Boston University College of Liberal Arts will marry Mr. Samuel Ashley of Schenectady New York today at her Merrimac home.
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Bernice W. Judkins
College of Liberal Arts
Boston University
Samuel Ashley
Schenectady
New York
Merrimac
Navy oil contracts rise sharply on Atlantic delivery
The navy awarded contracts totaling 5,200,000 barrels of fuel oil for Atlantic and gulf coast delivery at prices averaging over 150 percent above this year’s levels despite revised grade specs. Cochrane Harper & Co. won 3,000,000 barrels of Mexican oil at 3.24 per barrel with 15,000,000 gallons of gasoline as a by product. Standard Oil of New Jersey secured 600,000 barrels at 3.25 New York delivery, while Standard Oil of Louisiana got 600,000 at 2.85 and Texas Oil Company 900,000 at 2.8 with Port Arthur, Texas, as a reference.
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Washington
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Navy
Department
Cochrane, Harper & Co
Boston
New England
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
New York
Louisiana
Texas Oil Company
Port Arthur
Texas
Hard liquor flows freely in Westfield
Westfield residents face a steady liquor supply amid a baffling source mystery. Police report drunkenness cases rising as the Police Court reverts to pre prohibition scenes. Stanley Maigalga paid a $10 fine after citing the value of a good wine drink. Investigators failed to obtain information on the liquor source.
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Westfield
Stanley Maigalga
New Cider Presses Draw Crowds at North End Hardware
Shiny new presses attract shoppers yesterday in front of a North End hardware store. The proprietor says nine sold before delivery, prices start at twenty dollars. Passers by note versatile uses for juice and candy making, with three presses already going to candy makers.
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North End
Romance in will contest heard in Suffolk Superior Court
Eugene Fitzgerald, 27, son of the late James Fitzgerald of Brighton, seeks to break his father's will in Suffolk Superior Court. The estate is about 300 000 dollars, with Fitzgerald receiving 20 000 and about 21 000 in other legacies while the bulk goes to his sister Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald. The opening address to the jury is reported for this morning. Also dated North Andover May 25 notices posted at Stevens Mills announce a four day work week.
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Eugene Fitzgerald
James Fitzgerald
Brighton
Suffolk
Young Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
France
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Coal supply ample for 7000 years
S M Darling of the Bureau of Mines told the 12th annual convention of the International Railway Fuel Association that the United States has about 7000 years of minable coal left. He estimated the supply at 3,553,637,100,000 tons with last year’s consumption at 630,000,000 tons.
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Chicago
United States
S. M. Darling
Bureau of Mines
International Railway Fuel Association
Six Months Term For Biting Policeman
Julia McCarthy, 29, of 650 Harrison Avenue, was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction after she bit Patrolman Redington of the East Dedham Street station during her arrest.
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Redington
Dedham Street
Julia McCarthy
Harrison Avenue
House of Correction
Captain Belknap to Command Dry Dock Chief
Captain Reginald W. Belknap reported yesterday to Rear Admiral Robison at Charlestown navy yard for duty as commanding officer of the destroyer repair plant at Squantum and the government dry dock at South Boston. He formerly commanded the battleship Delaware.
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Reginald W. Belknap
Robison
Charlestown Navy Yard
Squantum
Government Dry Dock
South Boston
Delaware
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Presbyterian Action
B. A
Post
P. C
Red Acre
New England Anti-Vivisection Society
Myer Hall
Harriet G. Bird
Red Acre Farm
Stow
C. Ernest Smith
Edward H. Clement
E. T. Slattery CO
E.T. Slattery CO
Tremont Street
Boston Common
Romance
Stearns Mills
North Andover
Stevens Mills
M. T. Stevens & Sons Company
Grand Central
Fatima
Belknap
Dry Dock
MAS
Emerson
Bhas
OG Mesons
Emerson Shoe Store
Summer St
Cor
Hanover
Court St
Silk
Japan
Tokio
Turer
Lisle
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