Two Die of Infantile Paralysis in Malden
Two deaths from infantile paralysis occurred in Malden yesterday with Melrose reporting first cases. The state health department did not report new cases Sunday. Victims were Harold Gardner nine and Edward Spear forty two, both dying at the contagious hospital after late Saturday infections. The Melrose School Board meets tonight.
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Malden
Melrose
State Health Department
Harold Gardner
John H. Gardner
Lincoln Street
Edward Spear
Havelock Street
Maplewood
Home remedy promises relief from catarrh and deafness
An advertisement touts a home treatment for catarrh and related symptoms. It recommends Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar, taken four times daily, claiming rapid improvement and possible restoration of hearing in many cases. It asserts most ear troubles stem from catarrh and can be alleviated with this remedy.
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Chalmers
Chalmers Company
R. P.m. Chalmers
Schools Postponed Openings Over Infantile Paralysis Cases
Across communities the start of the school year was delayed as infantile paralysis surfaced with three fatalities in Dedham and new cases in nearby towns. Harvard health guidance urged prudent habits and avoiding crowded rooms while local boards lifted bans and began staged reopenings.
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Harvard
Roger I. Lee
Lee
Boston
Cambridge
Bailey
Dedham High School
Board of Health
Dedham
Lexington
Prosecuting Attorney Arrested in Wife Murder Case
St Joseph Missouri police arrest Oscar D. McDaniel prosecuting attorney on a state warrant charging him with the murder of his wife Harriet Moss McDaniel who was found dying in her bedroom on July 15. He laughed when taken into custody.
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ST. Joseph
Oscar D. McDaniel
Harriet Moss McDaniel
McDaniel
Funerals for Waltham Bank Clerks Held After Provincetown Drowning
Funeral services for Edward S. Winslow and Edward P. Adams, two Waltham bank clerks, were held yesterday after they drowned while swimming at Provincetown on Wednesday.
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Edward S. Winslow
Edward P. Adams
Waltham Bank
Provincetown
Swig and Nash clash at Quincy rally sparks unrest
Representative Simon Swig of Roxbury clashed with Representative Kenneth Nash of Weymouth at a Sunday political rally in Alpha Hall Quincy. The dispute nearly sparked a riot as Nash left the platform causing about half the audience to follow him. The event was hosted by the Quincy Hebrew Associates.
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Simon Swig
Roxbury
Kenneth Nash
Weymouth
Alpha Hall
Quincy
Nash
Quincy Hebrew Associates
Edward J. Sandberg
Sandberg
Swig
House of Representatives
Chester J. O’brien
O’brien
Joseph Szathmary
John Scott
Quincy Board of Trade
Scott
O'Brien
Political clash in Quincy over Swig investigation
Nash and Sandberg, vying for the Quincy senate nomination, clashed over Representative Swig's investigation. A rally descended into bedlam as O'Brien and Scott sought to speak while Nash and Swig argued, prompting Nash to depart with O'Brien and half the crowd.
Boston Light Celebrates 200th Anniversary Day Events
The 200th anniversary of Boston Light is celebrated with a 7:45 a m departure of the lighthouse tender Mayflower for a commemorative ceremony. Secretary Redfield will unveil a tablet and deliver a dedicatory address with Senators Lodge and Weeks and several Massachusetts congressmenspeaking. Governor McCall and Mayor Curley will address at the Old State House. a clam bake and final reception follow at the Old Beacon Club in Hull.
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Boston
Mayflower
Old Light
Redfield
Department of Commerce
United States
Lodge
Weeks
Massachusetts
Chamber of Commerce
Council Chamber
Old State House
George von L. Meyer
McCall
Curley
Old Beacon Club
Hull
Houston Light
Charles F. Weed
John N. Cole
Massachusetts Waterways Commission
Fitz Henry Smith
Boston Light
Boston Hotels Report Breakout Summer Business
Boston hotel proprietors note a record summer with near full capacity across the city. Managers report nightly crowding as guests fill both up-town and down-town properties, attributing the surge to strong tourism and wartime travel patterns.
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Boston
Last Services in Old West Newton Church
After 156 years a final service was held at the Second Congregational Church on Washington Street West Newton. Next Sunday the new church at Highland and Margin streets will be dedicated and the old building becomes a parish house.
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Second Congregational Church
Washington Street
West Newton
Highland and
Margin Streets
Employers urged to observe Jewish holidays in Massachusetts
The Independent Order Sons of Israel issued an appeal to Massachusetts employers requesting release of Jewish employees on the Jewish New Year and Day of Atonement. The dates listed are September 28, 29 and October 7.
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Massachusetts
Independent Order Sons of Israel
Rustic wedding under Orchard apple trees in Southboro
In Southboro on Woodland road at the Isaac Rowe Farm a rustic wedding united Mrs. Alice Dey of Cambridge and William Cox of Cambridge. Four children of the couple and a luncheon followed as Rev. Daniel Magruder of St Andrew's Belmont officiated before about 30 guests seated under the trees.
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Southboro
Isaac Rowe
Woodland Road
Alice Dey
Cambridge
William Cox
Dexter
Jessie
Alice
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Montpelier, Vt
Moloy
Lexington Grammar Schools
Hancock School
Munroe School
Adams School
Arlington Health Board
Arlington
Marycliff Academy
Concord First Parish Unitarian Church
Costello Grandin
Albert Payson Terhune
The
Erbograph CO
Consolidated Film Corporation
Broadway New Yor
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Evening School of Engineering
America
Northeastern College
Huntington Ave
Tel
Back Bay
Old W. Newton
Sons of Israel
Ask Freedom
True
Auburn
Maine
Weis, Choca
Congress St
Portland
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