Ultraviolet Rays Proposed to Clean Pools
In New York on November 17 W F Walker deputy commissioner of Detroit health urged using ultraviolet rays to keep pools pure. He said methods must maintain water in a mildly bactericidal state without irritating bathers and recent tests show dilution with UV treatment can yield satisfactory results.
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New York
W. F. Walker
Detroit Board of Health
Sanitary Engineering
American Public Health Associa
Walker
City approves land take for South Boston municipal gym
Mayor Peters approved the appropriation plan to seize 16 423 square feet at Broadway C and Athens streets South Boston for a new Municipal gymnasium in the Peninsula district. Damages of 40000 were paid to Patrick F Taylor. An additional 160000 may be needed beyond the 200000 already approved. The facility will include a swimming pool shower baths and gym equipment.
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Broadway
Athens Streets
Boston
Peters
Peninsula
Patrick F. Taylor
Park and Recreation Department
Funeral held for major Boston Globe editor Howard J. Kenney
Representatives of many Boston area papers attended the funeral for Howard J. Kenney known as Major Kenney a longtime Globe staffer and labor editor. Services were at his Dorchester home and St. Marks church followed by burial at Holy Cross cemetery Malden. He battled an organic illness for years.
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Borton
Howard J
Major) Kenney
The
Boston Globe
Centre Street
Dorchester
St. Mark’s Church
Dorchester Avenue
John M. Farrell
William F. Twohlg
Howard MckKenzie
Somerville
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Flynn
Lowell
Kenney
Fourth Arrest in Fraud Case Ties to North Shore Sale
The fourth arrest on the mail fraud charge related to sales of a took in the North Shore Fish Corp of Boothbay Maine occurred when Clyde Colt a broker age 53 State Street appeared with counsel Major Thomas L. Walsh. Colt waived examination and was held for the federal grand jury meeting next month. Earlier arrests include Edward W. Bridgham Orlando D. Lane and Milton A. Stone all facing the same charge after waiving examination.
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Atook
North Shore Fish Corporation
Boothbay
Clyde Colt
State Street
Federal Building
Thomas L. Walsh
Colt
New York
Federal Grand Jury
Edward W. Bridgham
Bath
Orlando D. Lane
Milton A. Stone
Boston
Scarfo Is Sentenced to 10-13 Years in State Prison
John Scarfo pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the murder of Peter Barbodari. He received a prison term of not less than 10 nor more than 13 years in a state penitentiary, sentence handed down in Springfield on November 17.
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Springfield
John Scarfo
Peter Barbdtari
West Springfield
Man Fined Five Dollars for Contempt of Court
Concord November 17 Harry R Gale of Cambridge was fined five dollars for contempt of court by Judge Prescott Keyes in the District Court for failing to pay a ten dollar fine by a set date. He was brought in by Patrolman Walter H Kew after being linked to two other youths for breaking windows at Boston and Maine Railroad stations in Lexington. Gale was arrested on a warrant early today while in bed at his Cambridge home after prior attempts to bring him to court failed.
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Concord
Harry R. Gale
Cambridge
I’rescott Keyes
Walter ‘Hh. Kew
Lexington Police
Boston & Maine
Gale
Police arrest thirty in Montreal raids on underworld resorts
In Montreal on November 11, authorities rounded up thirty men in a crackdown on illicit dens. Police identified several suspects as international criminals, including Nathan Kats known as The Turk, and other Americans such as William F. Washington Bill and Joe Corey among those detained.
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Montreal
Nathan Kats
the Turk
Poth
Atlantic
William F
Washington
Moston
Joe Corey
RLL
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Reagan
Boston Gym
Major Kenney
Scarfo
Crombies
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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Boylston Street
Continental
Franklin
Boylston
Chicago
United News
Schoorer
Vineyard Sound
Rega
Danes Orchestra
Music Box
Rega’e Dance Orchestra
General Phonograph Corp
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