Welcome Home Dinner at Business Women's Club
The Business Women's Club hosted 100 members who welcomed overseas service guests with a "welcome home" dinner. President Eleanor Manning served as toastmistress and hostesses included Maude Kendrick Josephine Sullivan Jean Craigin and Olive Brooks. Seven members who served in France and Italy during the war spoke on their experiences after dinner.
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Business Women’s Club
Eleanor Manning
Maude R. Kendrick
Josephine Sullivan
Jean Craigin
Olive Brooks
France
Italy
Sex Education Views From International Conference
Dr Eugene Swan told the conference that school teachers should not teach sex matters and that sex education should be delivered by trained men and women, ideally in the home or by physicians. He supported female and male educators teaching their respective groups, urging a crusader spirit. Other speakers included Alma Sundurbst and Dagney Bang of Sweden and Norway, while Colonel Robert Rees discussed Army morality and questioned the need for a camp zone system after prohibition.
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New York
International Conference of Women Physicians
Eugene Swan
Swan
Alma 8Undurst
Royal Commission of
Sweden
Dagney Bang
Norway
Robert Rees
Washington
Army of the Future
Alice Stone Bilackell
Boston
Rees
Senate Passes Border Passport Restriction Bill
The Senate approved a bill extending wartime passport restrictions for one year to exclude radicals and other undesirables, passing without a record vote and sending the measure to conference.
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Washington
Senate
Sugar tied up by litigation in Suffolk Superior Court
A Boston lawyer filed a bill in Suffolk Superior Court seeking a receiver for about 10 barrels of fine granulated sugar held at the Revere Sugar Refinery. A. Lincoln Niditch alleges Mark E. Pearlmutter intends to seize the sugar, depriving Niditch of his equitable interest, due to alleged unpaid counsel fees.
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Suffolk Superior Court
Revere
A. Lincoln Niditch
Boston
Mark E. Pearlmutter
Pearlmutter
Tonight’s City Arts and Labor Events Across Boston
Today features a full schedule from the Associated Industries open convention at Copley Plaza to arts, lectures, and public meetings. Notable items include Miss Maude B. Trainer on blind soldiers’ education, a Croix de Guerre presentation in Dorchester, and a wartime memorial lecture at the Boston Public Library.
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Associated Industries of Massachusetts
Copley Plaza
Cambridge
Neighborhoo House
Abington
Sailors’ Haven
Water Street
Charlestown
Boston Y. W. C
St. Peter's Parish
Meeting House Hill
Rowan Memorial Building
Bishop Anderson
Morton Prince
France
Boston City Club
U1st Artillery Association
Young's Hotel
Boston Art Club
Vesper Lincoln George
Club Gallery
Dartmouth Street
Huger Elliott
Boston Public Library
South End Music School
Rutland Street
George F. Doherty
All-Dorchester Post
American Legion
Municipal
Columbia Road
Medford
Spindle Veteran Real Industrial Champion
Heaton Ryan, 73, of Medford Woolen Manufacturing, has spun wool since age seven and now claims the fastest, most consistent work in the mill. He estimates a career output of 4,187,500 pounds of yarn at about 260 pounds daily for 66 years, noting 300 pounds daily as his current mark.
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Heaton Ryan
Medford Woolen Manufacturing Company
Medford
Ryan
Gibbs
Post
Mr. Ryan
Yorkshire
Eng
New York State
Airplane Freight Shifts Buffalo to New York shipments
The first air freight from Buffalo to New York arrived at Roosevelt Field aboard a Curtiss plane piloted by Leo Chase. The 860 pound consignment of 36 bottles of hair tonic was sent due to the freight embargo and the longshoremen strike, with plans to continue air deliveries until the strike ends.
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New York
Buffalo
Roosevelt Field
Curtiss
Leo Chase
The
Contenn
Brooklyn Home Featured for Dartmouth Graduate
A Brooklyn home scene highlights a man born in Lebanon New Hampshire eight years ago who is a Dartmouth College graduate.
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Brooklyn
Lebanon
N. H
Dartmouth College
Protests Over Slicing of Boston Common
Letter from Dennis Francis O’Hare protests removal of Boston Common land by street commissioners. He argues that Tremont Street business interests win at the expense of the public, suggesting tearing down historic buildings to ease traffic and expand commerce. Boston writer laments loss of the common’s breathing space.
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Tremont Street
South Church
King’s Chapel
Dennis Francis O'Hare
Boston
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