Attorney Berenson vs Donahue Clash at New Hampshire Blue Sky Hearing
Tense hearing at the State House as Attorney Arthur Berenson contends with Insurance Commissioner John J. Donahue over the denial of H. V. Greene Company and its subsidiaries to operate in New Hampshire during the first session of the special blue sky commission.
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Arthur Berenson
John J. Donahue
New Hampshire
H. V. Greene Company
Blue Sky” Commission
State House
Berenson Warns Slow Legislation on Investment Firms
Berenson urged the commission to move slowly and back bills curbing investment companies to avoid crippling legitimate businesses. He cited New Hampshire's one-man power where his firm faced a ban, warning that individuals can be dominated by rival bankers. Donahue, present as a guest, denied any sinister office control and said no formal request to operate was ever filed. He noted he halted selling Commercial Finance Corporation securities in New Hampshire in April.
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Berenson
New Hampshire
Corporation Finance Company
Donahue
Commission
Commercial Finance Corporation Securities
Greene Company hearing does not alter official's decision
Donahue reported that hearings for the H. V. Greens Company officials lasted all day without changing his ruling. He said public accountants appointed by him were twice denied admission to inspect the firm’s operations and he refused to release promised documents. He halted sales of securities for the remaining Greene firms last October and barred Massachusetts Motors stock.
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H. V. Greens Company
Donahue
Greene
Massachusetts Motors, Inc
Divorce for Mrs Loomis in Chicago Superior Court
Superior Court Judge Cooper said he would grant a divorce to Mrs Frances Loomis wife of Frank F Loomis Jr noted for winning the 1920 Olympic 400 metre hurdles. Evidence included hairpins rouge lipstick and a Baby letter with taunting notes from the child.
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Chicago
Ill
Superior Court
Cooper
Frances Loomis
Frank F., Loomis, Jr
British Veteran Sports The British Naval and Military Vet
British veteran activities feature in sports coverage with emphasis on naval and military athletes. The report highlights competitions, training notes, and community events involving retired service members and their teams across venues.
Two youths arrested for breaking and entering Dorchester home
Two youths were arrested on charges of breaking and entering the home of Harry M. Levine on Nottingham Street Dorchester yesterday afternoon. They allegedly ransacked the house and stole silverware and jewelry valued at hundreds of dollars. Manuel Sousa 17 of 315 Elm Street East Cambridge was taken into custody last evening while loitering about the house.
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Harry M. Levine
Nottingham Street
Dorchester
Manuel Sousa
Elm Street
East Cambridge
Arrest Reveals Suspect’s Cellar Window Break In Roxbury
Police say the suspect robbed a house hours earlier and was found with an accomplice in tow when entering by a cellar window. George Brennan, 18, of 285 Washington Street Roxbury, was later arrested. They face arraignment in Dorchester court today. Over 2500 women registered in Woburn boosting voters by over six percent. mayor urges more election officers as primaries approach. There are 3500 male voters listed.
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George Brennan
Washington Street
Roxbury
Dorchester Court
Woburn
Golden
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