Walsh Out Till After Primaries
Governor Walsh likely to be sidelined until after the primaries due to injuries from a Park Riding School accident last week. The wounds in his arm required constant dressing and hinder prompt return to the State House.
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Many Hebrews Visit Graves in Jewish Memorial Day Observance
Thousands of Hebrews from Greater Boston visited graves of departed relatives and notable pious figures in a ritual of May observance. At Montvale cemetery Woburn a tablet honoring Louis Gold, the crippled news boy, was unveiled in a ceremony attended by Boston newsboys groups.
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Democratic Leaders Debate Appointments and Party Loyalty
The piece contrasts the governor’s policy with that of Democratic leaders. Lieutenant Governor Barry cites vetoing non Democratic appointee confirmations. Treasurer Mansfield pledges to appoint only Democrats if re-elected. State Chairman O Leary warns about party responsibility yet struggles to rally faith in next year’s prospects given the governor’s past policy.
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Bet May Cost Him His Life In South Boston Jump
John Dimovsky, 22, of 257 Broadway, South Boston, buried himself from a third story window at 156 C Street to win a 10 cent wager. He survived the fall but suffered two broken ankles and internal injuries. He was taken to Boston City Hospital.
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Little Levi Ankeny Training To Be General
Nine year old Levi Ankeny grandson of ex senator Levi Ankeny banks spends spare time making war maps and trenches in the garden. He studies war news avidly and idolizes Napoleon as a patron saint. He comments on air bomb damage to ships with striking interest.
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Naval officer calls for extended ship formation
He urged ships to fight in extended order like skirmishers to avoid being bunched as a large target for airships.
Poles Pray for Country and Poles Drown in Race Tragedy
Polish Americans held solemn services across Greater Boston pledging aid for Polish liberties while appealing to the U S government to act in diplomacy. In Attleboro a teen swimmer, Robert A Howard 18, drowned after cramps during a Greenwood Lake race, his body recovered about an hour later. he was the son of Mansfield businessman Charles R Howard and a member of the local baseball nine.
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Building Demolition Sparks $50,000 Claim in NY Supreme Court
H Wallace Covell filed a Supreme Court action seeking $50,000 damages from Charles Kaye of 113 Madison Avenue for demolishing a building rented by Covell and his wife. Covell alleges the porch, steps, and railing were removed, the roof broken, walls removed, and bricks and debris collapsed into their apartment while his wife was ill.
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H. Wallace Covell
Supreme Court
Charles Kaye
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Kaye
Pheasant Shooting Opens After Seven-Year Gap
Pheasant shooting will be permitted this season from Oct 12 to Nov 12 after a seven year lapse. More pheasants have been seen in Barnstable Norfolk Middlesex Worcester Hampden and Berkshire counties prompting the Fish and Game Commission to set the open season.
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Salem Synagogue Reopened After February Fire
The Sons of Jacob Synagogue on Essex Street in Salem reopened yesterday after a February fire partially destroyed the building. A gathering of prominent Hebrews from Greater Boston and state officials attended the opening ceremonies.
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