Peeping Tom Found Guilty in Malden District Court
Medford's Peeping Tom was sentenced to six months in jail. James J. McFaden was arraigned yesterday. Lieutenant Daniel J. Connors was praised for the police trap. McFaden, married but not living with his wife, admitted fleeing a crowd and hid in bushes. bail was set.
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Medford
Daniel J. Connors
James J. MccFaden
Malden
McFaden
Missa
Ethel States
Bowdoin Street
Miss States
Connors
Waters Devin Rainut
Sam
Will Bury Flushing Pastor in Lawrence
Word has been received that the body of the Rev. John A. Kennedy pastor of St Nicholas Church Flushing died in Dublin while on a health trip will arrive in New York on the steamship Caronia. It will be taken to Flushing for a requiem mass Tuesday then brought here for funeral services and final interment in St Marys Cemetery.
Roxbury Children Exhibit Fruit and Vegetable Garden Winners
Ninety boys and girls from Roxbury public and parochial schools competed in the Norfolk House Centre exhibition at John Eliot Square showcasing 61 fruit and vegetable varieties. Eight year old Bernadine McDole grew peanuts, with prizes from $0.50 to $1.50 funded by Norfolk House Centre supporters and the Centre’s Massachusetts Horticultural Society prize money. many entrants earned honors and applied for next year’s community garden plots under director Fred J. Soule.
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Roxbury
Norfolk House Centre
John Eliot Square
Bernadine McDole
Roxbury Street
Norfolk House
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Fred J. Soule
Roxbury Garden Show
John Lang
Bernard McGrath
Francis Lang
Edward McGrath
Eliot Square
Roxburys
Boston College Sees Large Enrollment Ahead
Registration and entrance exams posted a 340 new pupils for the coming year. About 120 non high school students took the entrance exam at University Heights. Total enrollment is expected to reach about 850 when the school opens September 24.
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Boston College
University Heights
Funeral for Gio vanni La Rosa known as Bova
Friends and business acquaintances from the market district attended the funeral of Gio vanni La Rosa, termed Bova the fruit pedlar. The service was at the Church of the Sacred Heart at North Square after departing from his home on Hale Street. Burial followed at Holy Cross Cemetery in Malden.
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LA Rosa
Giovanni la Rosa
Bova
Hale Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
North Square
Holy Cross
Malden
Taxation on Forestry Debated at New England Conference
At Bretton Woods New Hampshire the National Tax Association discussed how current taxation affects forestry in New England. Yale's Professor Fairchild presided as Fletcher Hale urged deferred taxation on growing timber. Delegates toured Mt Washington by cog railway. An evening committee proposed a model plan covering state local taxation with personal and business income taxes.
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Bretton Woods
N. H
New England
National Tax Association
Fred R. Fairchild
Yale University
Fletcher Hale
New Hampshire Tax Commission
Mt. Washington
Landslide Kills One Man at Sanford Sand Pit
In Sanford Maine on September 13 a landslide buried a sand pit crew of 19. Fred Muchmore was killed and two others were seriously injured when an embankment collapsed while hauling sand.
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Maine
Sanford
Fred Muchmore
Muchmore
Atwood Will Imposes Prohibition on Widow Remarrying and Sons’ Habits
The will of Chicago attorney Fred A Atwood filed in probate provides a $300,000 to $400,000 estate placed in trust. The widow Minnie Po Atwood receives all income until death or remarriage. The two sons Ephraim Henry Atwood and Ivan J B Atwood become beneficiaries only if they abstain from alcohol and tobacco.
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Chicago
Fred A. Atwood
Paul Corkell
Henry Herner
Minnie Po. Attwood
Ephraim Henry Atwood
Ivan J. B. Atwood
Carpenter and Don Divorce Trial Proceeds With Writs Expected
The divorce case of Carpenter and Don continued with sensational evidence involving three ex wives. Attorney Arthur K Reading, representing Mrs Carpenter, moved to summon several key witnesses who are expected to appear Friday morning.
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Penter
Don
Pridays
Arthur K. Reading
Carpenter
Reading
Mayor to speak at Bretton Woods convention
Mayor Peters left City Hall for Bretton Woods New Hampshire to be a principal speaker at the National Tax Association annual convention. Tonight he talks on Sources of Municipal Revenues and will return Thursday for the Chamber of Commerce conference with New England governors and mayors on Boston Harbor.
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Peters
City Hall
Bretton Woods
N. H
National Tax Association
Chamber of Commerce
New England
Boston Harbor
Seek Recruits for the Army
The War Department reopened recruiting for the regular army to fill existing vacancies. Applicants must be 18 or older, of good character, literate in English, and citizens or desired nationals. no local recruiting offices will be opened, and applicants must report to preferred garrisons.
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Regular Army
War Department
Aloe
Par Corps
Army Base
South
Boston
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