Edward J. Sullivan Heads West End Knights of Columbus
Edward J. Sullivan was installed as grand knight of the West End Council K of C for the 12th time at Donovan Hall with District Deputy B J Donovan and State and district officials attending. Others installed included John J. Hannon as district grand knight and Florence F Scannell as financial secretary. Peter W. Collins is set to speak at the October 28 meeting on "What Is the Matter with the World."
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Edward J. Sullivan
Boston
West End
Francis W. Maley
Frank J. McLaughlin
Henry A. Carey
James F. Dailey
Charles J. Brady
James A. Ryan
Andrew Kenney
Benny Craigen
Daniel Murray
Thomas F. Molloy
Hugh McMackin
James J. Bulman
Eddie Downey
Stephen O'Neil
Joseph Kirby
Sullivan
John J. Hannon
Edward J. McCormack
Hugh Dolan
Charles H. McNeil
Florence F. Scannell
Howard Leahy
Frank
Weat Enda Council
K. of C
Sorrento blue duvatyn described with embroidery and chenille
The fabric named Sorrento blue duvatyn is described as embroidered in blue with gray chenille and touched by tinsel threads.
Hungarian prodigy dazzles Boston with Liszt concert
The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Pierre Monteux hosted an afternoon concert at Symphony Hall featuring 18 year old Hungarian pianist Erwin Nyiregyhazi in his Boston debut. He performed Liszt's A major concerto with poetic tempo and whirlwind energy, surprising critics and audiences alike.
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Edgar Lee Masters
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Pierre Monteux
Symphony Hall
Erwin Nyiregyhazi
Boston
Liszt
Nyiregyhazi Triumphs in Beethovens Eroica Program
Nyiregyhazi delivered a radiant concert pairing Beethovens Eroica with Humperdinck and Rabauds Marc yhd dances under Monteux. Critics praised his singing tone, breadth of musicianship, and total poetic interpretation, noting his unity of structure and fiery yet sincere artistry. He elicited prolonged applause as the audience recalled him post performance.
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Nyiregyhazi
Rabaud's Dances Told as Ballet Scene Music
A critic lauds Mr. Rabaud for faithful oriental inspired dances with masterful technique and fine instrumentation. The score suits a ballet in the opera but the music tiresome after a while, lacking color and dancer evolution.
Plan Shake-Up at Parker Hill
A shake-up in personnel at Parker Hill Hospital for wounded and disabled veterans is expected to take effect immediately. Colonel C. B. Forbes, national director of the U S Veterans Bureau, said changes to several systems will occur after a visit to the hospital, though he declined to discuss any removals.
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Parker Hill Hospital
C. BR. Forbes
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Washington
Forbes
Parker Hill
Inspector Horn to Be Vice Consul in Denmark
Portland report says Carl G. Horn immigration inspector for two years, named vice consul at Copenhagen. He will sail around November 1. Horn, a native of Acton, joined the immigration service 11 years ago after postings at Vanceboro Rochester Yarmouth and Island Pond.
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Maine
Carl G. Horn
Copenhagen
Washington
Denmark
Acton
Immigration Service
Vanceboro
Rochester
N. Y
Yarmouth
N. S
Island Pond
Vermont
Bribe Money Passed to Worcester Lawyer in Federal Prohibition Trial
Testimony in the Daniel Ryan federal case in Worcester described Abraham Rabinovitz paying $700 to a local lawyer for Ryan with another witness confirming the money transfer. The trial, led by District Attorney Harris, centers on bribe allegations against former prohibition agent Daniel Ryan and associated payments linked to Rabinovitz’s whiskey seizure case. The day included Rabinovitz’s account of the $150 additional demand and evidence of a $700 bank withdrawal, with the case adjourned to Tuesday.
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Abraham Rabinovitz
Worcester
Ryan
Daniel Ryan
Prohibition
Harris
W. H .Garla
Grand Jury
United States
Dresser
Rabinovitz
Rabinovits
Garland
Harrison Avenue
Water Streets
John Kolczynski
Percher
Papche
Doctor Freed After Unknowing Violation Of Law
Federal Judge Morton dismissed the narcotics charge against Dr. Joseph Adelard Laurion of Lowell. The doctor had sold morphine to a patient unaware that federal law had changed making such sales illegal. Assistant U S Attorney Joseph W Keith urged leniency.
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Morton
Joseph Adelard
Laurion
Lowell
United States
Joseph W. Keith
Laurien
Canada
Keith
Aerial Regatta Opens in Providence Run
Airmen from New England converge for the first aerial regatta at Providence. They gather at Narragansett Park speedway before noon for a 100 mile handicap cross country race and related events.
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New England
Providence
Narragansett Park
Free-for-all Stunt Contest Showcases Heavier-than-air Machines
In a free-for-all stunt contest, teams display what war time training has made possible with heavier-than-air machines. Competitors demonstrate aerial maneuvers, daring flights, and riskier stunts to test limits of flight technology and piloting skill.
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Ward
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