American Merchant Marine Legion Formed By Ex Members
Former Merchant Marine Service members plan a new organization to be called the American Merchant Marine Legion. It will operate independently of the American Legion with Harold Edward Rose of Gardner, Massachusetts directing plans and inviting all former service members to join.
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Merchant Marine Service
American Merchant Marine Legion
Harold Edward Rose
Gardner
Mass
Jury verdict in May Day riot case awaited
Six women and three men arrested during a May Day parade of about 25000 protesters against the government have been on trial for over two weeks in the Superior Criminal Court on charges of assaulting police officers. The jury’s verdict will be known this morning.
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Superior Criminal Court
Riot defendants face assault trial after riot charge dropped
Jury delayed verdict yesterday as defendants were told to report after stillness in the courthouse. Judge Fes senden remained on site. An officer was stabbed during the incident and treated for head and arm injuries, sidelining him about nine days. Martha Foley spoke on Soviet government concepts while visiting the county jail. Most defendants are described as foreign born with unclear naturalization status.
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Martha Foley
Protests Shipment of Arms to Mexico
US efforts to block large arms shipments to Mexico, including a Belgian order from Fabrique Nationale d Armes Liege. The State Department says the Brussels envoy protested the shipment as a breach of the international arms convention.
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Mexico
Washington
Europe
Fabrique Naionale d’Armes
Liege
Belgium
State Department
Brussels
General Edwards Receives Belgian Order
Major General Clarence R. Edwards was awarded the Cross of the Order of Leopold by King Albert of Belgium. The ceremony, witnessed by his staff and department members, elevated him to the rank of commander in the Belgian order. Redington Fiske, the Belgian Consul General, presented the honor yesterday.
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Clarence R. Edwards
Albert
Belgium
Redington Fiske
Adams Man Returns Home as His Remains Arrive
Aboard the British steamship Erne more which arrived from Glasgow a casket bearing the remains of Alexander Graham, a woolen merchant of Adams, who died suddenly in Edinburgh while visiting friends. He was 62, survived by three daughters, and planned to return to Adams for funeral services at his family home.
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Glasgow
Alexander Graham
Adams
Edinburgh
Graham
Elysia
MIT Undergraduates Hold Mass Meeting on 8 Million Dollar Fund
Yesterday afternoon Massachusetts Institute of Technology undergraduates gathered at Walker Memorial Gymnasium to learn about the Technology 8,000,000 educational endowment fund campaign objectives.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Walker Memorial Gymnasium
French Praise for Middlebury Summer Session Work
The French government awarded two medals for distinguished work at the Middlebury College summer session. President Poincare's cable to Dr. De La Jarrie announced the honors for best French literature work and best analysis of France's commercial and industrial geography and its colonies. The plan for awarding the medals was to be devised by Williamson Devisme, De La Jarrie, Dr. Collins, and President Thomas.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
Poincare
France
de la Jarrie
H. P. Williamson Devisme
Edward D. Collins
John,m. Thomas
Razor Concern Gives $5000 to Red Cross
The Gillette Safety Razor Company mailed a check for 5000 dollars to the Red Cross drive committee. The donation supports the emergency relief effort and reflects industry aid during the period.
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Razor Concern
RED Cross
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Red Cross Drive Committee
Boston Red Cross Roll Call Closes With Generous Gifts
The Gillette Company joins the honor roll of this worthy organization as the campaign closed November 11. Donations continue to arrive at Red Cross headquarters with Boston upholding its traditions. Metropolitan Boston's industrial institutions contributed a creditable showing and this gift marks a fitting climax to the successful third Red Cross roll call.
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Tion
Gillette Company
Red Cross
Boston
No Pay Boost Planned for Retired Navy Officers
Retired naval officers will not receive the proposed pay increase. Secretary Daniels supports raising pay only through special legislation, according to information released at the Charlestown Navy Yard.
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Secretar Daniels
Charlestown
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