Gamma Delta Sorority Initiation at Boston University
Initiation into the Gamma Delta Sorority at Boston University’s College of Liberal Arts occurred all day, with the final degree to be conferred in the College gym tonight. Sophomores led the events as freshmen were tasked with stunts including tied handkerchiefs, carrying books in bags, and carrying milk bottles.
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Gamma [Delta
Boston University
Colof Liberal Arts
Colleka Gymnasium
B. U
Gamma Delta Society
Dorothy Andrews
Frances Leard
Dorothy Bourne
Mildred Ming
Ruth Dyas
Melinda Ide
Mary Slamin
Dorothy Wenochan
Hazel Abbott
Police chief orders crackdown on boys riding rear of moving vehicles
Police Superintendent Crowley issued an urgent directive to halt boys stealing rides on the rear ends of trucks and cars. He cited ongoing injuries and deaths from the dangerous practice and asked division commanders to immediately warn officers and monitor youths, especially in the business district, seen riding on vehicle rear ends.
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Crowley
Mean brother-in-law cited in Vermont divorce case
J. S. Lambert, a Vermont milkman, testified about his sister Sadie E. Valley's marriage to Robert A. Valle. He described trying to help Valle who later disappeared with Lambert's clothes and valuables after four weeks of aid. Valley alleged cruel treatment and nonsupport, while Lambert's sister claimed forced labor and ongoing support needs with two children.
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J. S. Lambert
Vermont
Bell
Sadie E. Valley
Taunton
Newton
Robert A. Valle
Valley
Lambert
Child Run Down in Brighton Street Accident
Five year old Johnth Judge of 57 Fyerett Street Brighton was run down by an auto and injured yesterday in a street collision.
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Fyerett Street
Brighton
Boy struck by car in Somerville suffers leg fracture
A boy playing near his frame ran into the street and was hit by an automobile owned and operated by John H. O'Brien of 87 Highland road Somerville. He was placed in the auto and taken to St. Elizabeth's hospital where doctors found a fracture of the right lower leg. He remained hospitalized.
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John H. O'Brien
Highland Road
Somerville
Mr. O'Brien
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Largest frog captured in Solomon Islands arrives at Melbourne Museum
A foot long frog, described as the largest in the world, has been captured in the uncharted Solomon Islands and sent to the Melbourne Museum. BE. S. Armytage, F. BE. S., and Curator Whitby confirm the find.
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Sydney
Solomon Islands
Melbourne Museum
BE. S. Armytage
F. BE. S
Whitby
New Army Camp for 1st Corps at Fort Constitution
A new First Corps Area Training Centre will be set up at Fort Constitution New Hampshire by General Edwards. It will supervise and coordinate army training across New England and will administer summer camps and the Army Correspondence Schools for National Guard and reserve officers. Colonel Farrand Sayre will command the center which also handles inspection and advisory services.
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First Corps Area Training Centre
Fort Constitution
New Hampshire
Edwards
New England
Farrand Sayre
Army
National Guard
Not Guilty Verdict In Federal Furnishing Case
Stanley F. Johnson of this city was found not guilty by a jury in the federal court yesterday afternoon after trial on charges of furnishing information that might enable improper pictures to be obtained from European dealers.
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Stanley F. Johnson
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