Spain as Best Patron of U.S. in Trade Inquiries
Exporters report widening demand for American goods from Spain and other nations. The Boston Bureau notes varied requests including portable houses for Mexican guards, amusement devices like Merry-go-rounds with automatic organs, peanut brittle in Belgium, electric fans from Indochina, perfumes from Australia, and historic castles furnished with modern comfort items.
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Boston
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Customhouse
Lighthouse
Mexico
Belgium
Spain
Passionists' Mission Opens at St John’s North Cambridge
The Passionist fathers began a three week mission at St John’s church in North Cambridge last evening. During the first week married women of the parish will attend and morning masses are set for 6 30 and 8 o clock with an evening service at 7 30. The mission is led by Fathers Emanuel Austin and Andrew of the Society of St Paul.
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St. John’s Church
North
Cambridge
Emanuel, Austin and
Andrew
The
de Eee
Society of St. Paul
Woman's Arm Broken in Somerville Auto Crash
Mrs. Jean L. Ahearn of 21 Lake Road Cochituate suffered a compound fracture of the left arm and a cut over the eye yesterday afternoon when an automobile operated by her husband William collided with a one man car on Highland Avenue opposite Prescott Street Somerville. She was taken to Somerville Hospital for treatment.
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Mra
Jean L. Ahearn
Lake Road
Cochituate
William
Highland Avenue
Prescott Street
Somerville
Mass Meeting Nets Funds for Michigan Communists
About 600 people at Paine Memorial Hall raised 332 for the defense fund of 20 men arrested in Michigan last August over the Communist convention. William Z. Foster led the appeal recounting party origins and the one big union idea. Speakers included Michael Flaherty and Joseph Manley with Boston labor officials presiding. An executive session followed to select workers for the cause. a Worcester meeting was held later.
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Paine Memorial Hall
Michigan
William Z. Foster
Communist Party
America
Foster
John Nason
Provisional Committee
Labor Defence Council of Boston
Michael Flaherty
Painters
Party ends in violent teaoy scene with two women
A trio at 47 Batavia Street Back Bay ended when Miss Bernice Kelley 21 attempted to slash herself with a bread knife after jealousy. Edward H Mahoney 31 wrestled the knife and received minor cuts. Kelley was hospitalized and police cite liquor involvement.
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Batavia Street
Back Bay
Bernice. Kelley
Margaret Davis
Edward H. Mahoney
Dorchester Street
Mahoney
Davis
Station 16
Miss Kelley
Dorchester Newsboy Grieves for Lost Dog Babe
Dorchester newspaper boy Kermit Adams and his dog Babe are separated. Babe, the Belgian police dog known to hundreds for delivering morning Post papers, remains missing from 323 Fuller Street despite search efforts by friends, neighbors, and police.
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Babe
Dorchester
Fuller Street
Kermit ‘Adams
Mattapan
Post
Kermit
Kermit Adams
Missing Dog Sparks Police and Family Search
A young owner reports her cherished dog missing after it strayed from home. The family and her boyfriends conducted a thorough search with no results, fearing the animal is being held. The dog is described as black with a white neck and chest and brown paws, and the owner seeks any news of its whereabouts.
Menace in Return of Turk to Europe sermon main point
The Rev. Joachim Alexopoulos warned that the Turk’s return to Europe would doom Christian religious and educational work in the Near East and likely trigger a new war in Europe unless the United States takes strong diplomatic action. He spoke at St Paul’s Cathedral on The Crisis in the Near East and Christian America. Spectacles were invented about 1285.
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Europe
Near East
United States
Joachim Alexopoulos
Church of the Annunciation
America
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Motorcyclist Hurt In Smash With Auto
Two riders were injured when a motorcycle collided with a car. Samuel Kemel, 24, and Mathew Kakin, 22, of 183 Worcester Street were taken to hospital. The motorcycle, registered in New York, was operated by James J. Wai of 2 Menlo Street, Brighton. Skidding on a damaged pavement caused the crash.
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Samuel Kemel
Worcester Street
Mathew Kakin
New York
James J. Wai
Menlo Street
Brighton
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Passionists’ Mission
the Furniture World
Eliot
A. Townes
Columbus Sear Street
Lowenstein’s
Lowenstein
A. Lowenstein & Sons Cor
Berkeley St
Columbus Ave
Back Bay Station
Ford
Ford Motor
Lincoln
Arge
N.Y. Eve
Essie
Etonnurt
W. Z. Foster
Grocers
Nalbro Bartley
Boston Sunday Post
Beacon Street
Bolivia
Sorrento
Serra
Sane
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