Auto plunges down bank kills two Berlin men
An automobile veered through a fence and down an embankment killing Gilbert Pelletier and Louis Lapert, both of Berlin. Injured survivors John King and John Champagne, also of Berlin, were hospitalized with not serious injuries.
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Gilbert Pelletier
Louis Lapert
Berlin
John King
John Champagne
Harvard questionnaire asks race and color on admissions form
The page notes Harvard now includes race and color questions on its admissions questionnaire. It asks readers to state any changes since birth in their own name or that of their father. The move is described as unexpected for outsiders despite official use by Harvard.
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Harvard
Harvard Admission Quiz Sparks Debate Over Jewish Students
Harvard officials say new admission questions are for broader background data and not race discrimination. The committee led by Prof Pennypacker discusses name changes, birthplace of father, interests, sports, organizations and motives for attending Harvard while denying compulsory answers.
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A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard Board of Overseers
Charles H. Frandgent
Lowell
Grandgent
Henry Pennypacker
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Harvard
Pennypacker
Roxbury Man Severely Wounded in Suspected Personal Attack
Roxbury resident Hans Larson, d1, of 45 Cabot Street, is hospitalized at City Hospital with a knife wound to the throat. Police say the injury is linked to a personal safety incident. He was found by his son Ryder Larson early last night. condition listed as critical.
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Hans Larson
Cabot Street
Ryder Larson
City Council OKs funds for high pressure piping project
The City Council yesterday approved a $100,000 appropriation from the water income branch to finish the last two miles of high pressure service in the city's nine miles. They also backed Councillor Brickley's order to lay sidewalks on Brookline avenue from Boylston street to Audubon road.
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Brickley
Brookline Avenue
Boylston Street
Audubon Road
School year start date moved earlier by board proposal
The school board discussed amending regulations to begin the year the Wednesday after Labor Day instead of the second Wednesday in September. The change could cut nearly a week from summer vacation. Some residents at beaches and resorts might oppose the shift. The board also approved several temporary and other staff appointments, including Morris Murphy as junior master at Hi Park High and multiple arts department positions.
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Euting
Hi Park High School
Morris Murphy
Department of Arts
Helen. S. Gormley
Ter
Henry Grew
Cleaning Tip for Paint Spots with Solvent Mixture
To remove paint spots mix equal parts turpentine and spirits of ammonia. Apply with a cloth to the stained area and blot until the paint fades. Rinse with clean water and allow to dry completely for best results.
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