Marching Masters Lead Holy Name Parade Acknowledged
The parade opening featured the chief marshal and a warm welcome from crowds. Clergy honorees included Rev James Hayes and many Jesuit and church leaders from Boston and surrounding areas. The Holy Name Society received a hearty ovation as the Mission Church cadet group passed the reviewing stand.
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James Hayes
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Frans L. Kenzo
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Mission Church Group
Peter &. Quinn
Jamaica Plain
Peter J. McCormack
St. Joseph’s Church
West End
Peter J. Walsh
St. Charles Church
Waltham
Thomas P. McGinn
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Holy Redeemer
Holy Name Society
East Boston
William J. Dwyer
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Gloucester
Redmond Tf. Walsh
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Joseph A. Gorman
William Devlin
Boston College
Charles W. Regan
Roxbury
Thomas R. McCoy
Mission Church
Italian Societies Decorate Columbus Statue at Cathedral
At sunrise Italians of the South end decorated Columbus statue on the Cathedral lawn with laurel ropes and a large wreath in American and Italian colors. Attorney Jerome J. Pattene spoke briefly, noting Columbus’ role in opening a home for later countrymen.
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Cambridge carnival draws huge crowd for fourth big day
Cambridge Knights of Columbus parade drew over 100000 spectators including men women and children. Crowds lined Harvard Square and Beacon Street as the Cambridge Armory exhibition and subway access attracted large attendance. An upcoming 2:30 p m Saturday automobile parade from Harvard Bridge to North Cambridge will award prizes and feature at least 200 cars chaired by Charles F. J. McCue.
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Cambridge Knights of Columbus
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Bas- Massachusettts Avenue
Beacon Street
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Armory
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Boston Elevated
Hugh Nawn
Massachusetts Avenue
Harvard Bridge
Cedar Street
Pocket Picking Charged After Downtown Incident
John Nelson reports a man reaching into his pocket near the Mayor's reviewing stand on Court Street. Captain James Sullivan of City Hall Avenue police detained Michael Burns, 18, of 23 Temple Street, while two accomplices escaped into the crowd near the Court Square reviewing area.
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Stamford Street
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City Hall Avenue
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Michael Burns
Temple Street
Court Square
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Burns
Young’s
Franklin, Avenue
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Duffice
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