First Woman to Become a Judge
Judge Norris, about 40, Brooklyn born, is appointed by Mayor Hylan to New York benches. She describes her career from University of New York law degree to leading women’s groups and her aim to serve on all benches. She will learn from Judge Marsh this week before sitting alone in upcoming sessions.
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Norris
Marsh
Jefferson Market
Bar of Justice
Brooklyn
John Giles Noonan
England
University of New York
Comptroller’s Office
10Th Assembly
Martha Washington Hotel
East 29Th Street
New York
New York State
National Association of Women Lawyers
Hylan
Post
William Street
McAdoo
Milwaukee
Miller
Coast Guard
Red Cross
Fred ‘N. Beerman
Muskegon
R. J. Kahnborsky
Kaliaborsky
Harry Ries
Wife Recalls Secret Love Against Wealthy Broker
The article recounts a wife's testimony against Raymond H. Terry, a wealthy broker and summer resident of Great Barrington, describing a secret romance and ensuing dispute during a privileged social circle of the era.
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Raymond H. Terry
Great Barrington
Secret romance tied to fortune and scandal in New York trial
Mrs. Helen Levenson recounts a years long affair with Terry beginning in 1918 that led to a business partnership and costly gifts including a $3000 fur coat and a $2000 ring. Her husband pursued divorce while Terry offered funds, planning marriage after Reno divorce amid a dramatic court recounting of betrayal and risk.
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Helen Levenson
Terry
Hargrave Hotel
Mrs. Levenson
New York
Great Barrington
Miss Terry
Katie
Levenson
Cassidy
Stone
Pittsfield
Charles H. Wright
Wright
Stone Wright
Marks
Field Day Promises Tennis Rivalry at Mt Holyoke College
Miss Abigail Leete of Newtonville senior and Athletic Association president will represent the senior class in the tennis preliminaries for Field Day at Mount Holyoke College this week. She has been the college tennis champion for two years and faces Miss Dorothy Kellogg and Miss Wilma Bachelder for the senior and sophomore titles. Additional events include senior junior hockey basketball junior sophomore baseball and senior junior volleyball with the top scoring class winning the college championship.
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Abigail Leete
Newtonville
Mount Holyoke College
Athletic Association
Leete
Miss Leete
Dorothy
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