Second Waltham Fair Opens on Governor Gore Estate Grounds
Waltham's second Fair opens today on the old Governor Gore estate grounds with Governor Cox likely to attend. John T. Shay of the Waltham Chamber of Commerce heads the event set to run through Saturday. Headlining attractions include blooded horses from across the United States and Canada, daily riding, track races, and children's pony stunts, plus notable entries Buttercup Jolly the two year old Jersey bull and Brides Princess the Ayshire grand champion at Hartford and Springfield fairs.
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Plans to fly around world from London to Nova Scotia
Captain Sir Ross Smith, knighted for his England to Australia flight, will depart soon on a world circumnavigation using a versatile land and water capable aircraft. He intends to cross Europe to Asia then fly Japan to Alaska and onward to Canada, Nova Scotia, with a possible detour through Chicago and New York after Winnipeg.
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Malden Man Knocked Down by Automobile
Fred Burns aged 60 of 18 Baldwin Street Malden was struck in Malden Square in front of City Hall by a car and injured his right thigh. Ernest E. Philbrook of 23 Berkeley Street Malden the car operator took Burns to his home where his condition was said not critical.
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Berkeley Street
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Impromptu debate sparks at Commerce Department hall
Urbain Ledoux, who recently sold unemployed in Boston, and Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, staged an informal exchange today in the Commerce Department building during the national unemployment conference.
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Four Children Hit by Car On Waltham Street
Four Waltham children were slightly injured yesterday afternoon when returning from school after being side swiped by a car driven by James De Lucia of 16 Spruce Street Dorchester. De Lucia told the Waltham police he did not see the group before impact.
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Child Injuries Reported After Street Collision In Waltham
Police say a driver forced onto the sidewalk to avoid hitting five year old Joseph Taranto of 18 Wall Street, Waltham. The incident left children Angelina Rando 11 Frances Merello 8 and Lavatrice Florida 6 injured on nearby streets.
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Power outage disrupts several Massachusetts communities
A two hour blackout affected Malden Melrose Everett Revere Winthrop Danvers and Salem as Salen Electric provided no power. Naumkeag Cotton Mills halted operations forcing 1300 workers to leave early before repairs restored service around 6 pm. An auxiliary Malden plant then helped resume some operations.
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Two Hours Out of Commission
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Labor Leaders Clash Over Immediate Relief Plans
Mr Ledoux says organized labor aims at future relief not immediate aid for the hungry and shelterless. Mr Gompers denies the charge and recalls the poor helping the poor. They debate at a conference on how capital and labor should cooperate with a sharp exchange.
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