Intangible Values Must Be Guarded Hearings in Cambridge Riot Case
Albert M Turner told Lowell's audience that New England must guard intangible values like beauty or risk losing tangible gains. He cited Westchester's $50 million plan for parks, 4 percent grand list impact, and argued cooperation between civil engineers and foresters preserves scenic value while rainfall and timber data show practical limits. Cambridge police protested Harvard riot notes, as President Lowell asked four officers be discharged, while prosecutors warned against prejudicial continuances ahead of trial for students and a tobacconist.
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Albert M Turner
Connecticut State Park and Forest Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Westchester County
Turner
Weatchester County
Cape Cod
West- Phester
Costa Hke
Cambridge
Mass
Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Jin
Middlesex Superior Court
Lowell
McBride
Cambridge Police
Hubert T Bushnell
Sowell
Lesve
Clements
Thomas E. Sulivan
David F Thllow
Stoughton Bell
Dillon
Tower Court
High prices push French to ready wear adoption
Paris April 25 AP rising costs push France toward ready made clothing as department stores slash prices. Even small earners visit tailors while traditional dressmakers struggle. Last summer prices doubled and remain high, making ready wear compare with custom options as imports and mass production widen choices.
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Paris
France
Tradt
America
Woman's Shouts Save Five Kids From Fire
April 25 Cedar Street. Mrs Charles Franks woke her neighbors and her husband alerted the fire department after a closet fire in the Pilinsky apartment flooded rooms with smoke. Four companies battled the blaze, extinguished with chemicals, and all five Pilinsky children escaped.
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Charles Franks
John Pilinsky
Cedar Street
Pilinskya
Frank
Man Strips Self Breaks Up Wedding in Montreal
A French-Canadian couple on their honeymoon faced disruption as an uninvited guest stood in the front pew and began undressing. The bride’s father summoned a policeman, who detained the intruder and the wedding resumed after intervention.
Habitual criminal gets thirty years in Connecticut
Joseph Miller, address unknown, was sentenced to 12 to 30 years in a Connecticut state prison as a habitual criminal by Judge Allyn L. Brown in Superior Court. Tried last week, Miller pleaded not guilty to robbery with violence and related counts after being arrested for selling tobacco on Center Street. Police testified he had prior terms in Ohio, Maryland, and Massachusetts prisons.
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Joseph TE Miller
Connecticut
Allyn L. Brown
Miller
Gounias
Ohio
Maryling
Massachusetts
Acquisition Plan for R Land at Ten Percent Share
The proposal outlines a plan to acquire at least ten percent of land holdings in R. The rationale asserts the action’s wisdom is evident and requires no argument. The text presents a formal, concise plan for a strategic land acquisition.
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