Lomasney Wins Fight on Charter Amendment
Boston scene as Lomasney led a push for district representation in the city charter. Supporters argued for voter referendum and nine at large councilors, while opponents warned of loss of home rule, urging citizens to decide. The result hinges on referendum and governor action.
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House OF Representatives
Professors Go to Europe for Summer Travel
A large share of Harvard professors plan European travel during the coming summer. With final exams finished, many will depart in mid to late spring, returning by September. Royalty income from books will help fund trips, allowing them to visit libraries and conduct research abroad.
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Professors Book Boston Liners for European Trip
Boston docks host nearly all professors sailing to Europe this season with passages already booked on transatlantic liners. In past years they often traveled to New York for departures.
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Bible Aids Tired Wife Pockets Dish Duty Pact
Philadelphia May 26 A suffragist Mrs Jet Prentisscott of Clearfield won a household reform after two years of urging her husband to wash the dishes. Quoting scripture she argued duties belonged to wives. A Bible verse in Second Kings prompted her husband to accept a two year contract to wash dishes at home.
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Margolis Brothers Indicted in Bankruptcy Conspiracy Case
Edward I. Margolis and Lois D. Margolis of Malden, with Harry J. Charak of Somerville and Michael J. Hayden of Fall River, were charged with conspiring to violate the United States Bankruptcy Act. A plea of not guilty was withdrawn yesterday as a motion by AUSA Hatton was deferred.
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Best color comic Zotwots for children next Sunday
The Post promises a full page of picture and story featuring Zotwots, a colorful comic for children, in the upcoming Sunday edition.
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