Big Boxing Night at Boston Garden Promises Action
Al McCoy is listed as the coming light heavyweight champion and will fight Bob Godwin in a ten round final. The card features Areeli vs Cocoa Kid in an eight round semi, Joe Ricciotti vs Kid Sullivan, Charlie Settino vs John Buckley, Tony Bent vs Louis Barissiano, Dante Vanetti vs Joe McGuiness, Matty Bloom vs Joe Carroll, and other six and four round bouts. Tickets start at 50 cents. contact Dave Arata at 293 Washington Street Cap. 5655 for seats.
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al McCoy
Bob Godwin
McCoy
Areeli
Cocoa Kid
Joe Ricciotti
Kid Sullivan
Walpole Walloper
Charlie Settino
John Buckley
Lexington
Cambridge
Tony Bent
Louis Barrissano
Newton
Dante Vanetti
Chelsea
Joe McGuiness
Somerville
Matty Bloom
Revere
Joe Carroll
Worcester
Dave Arata
Washington Street
Cap
Mecca Journey Promise of Paradise in Faithful Writ
An article notes that a Muslim believer who travels to Mecca, the Mohammedan faiths chief shrine, is assured paradise even if he dies on the way. The piece frames the journey as a guarantee of salvation for the devout.
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Mecca
Surprise Party for Roy D. Johnstone
Roy D. Johnstone, a popular Carisbridge Blue and Gold Club attendant, celebrated his birthday with a surprise party Sunday at the McGoldrick home in Dorchester. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Narkow, Mae Bean, Thomas Dawson, Hugh McGoldrick, Edmund Byrne, Harry Kernell, and Frances Kernell. music by Louis Contestible and a dance by Anne McGoldrick.
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Roy D. Johnstone
Carisbridge Blue and Gold Club
Roy
Dorchester
Robert McGoldrick
Owencroft Road
Louis
Cambridge
Anne McGoldrick
Bob
Daniel A Cronin Dies After Illness
Daniel A Cronin, 70, native of Cork Ireland and Cambridge resident for 50 years, died Monday night following an appendectomy at Cambridge Hospital. He served as Water Board member and Sinking Fund Commissioner. Funeral at Sacred Heart Church Mt Auburn with City and State officials in attendance. Survived by wife Margaret Lehan Cronin, daughter Margaret M, and three sons Daniel J Cornelius P and John J Cronin.
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Cambridge Hospital
Daniel A. Cronin
Cork
Cambridge
Water Board
Sacred Heart Church
Mt. Auburn
Fresh Pond Parkway
Margaret Lehan Cronin
Margaret M
Daniel J
Cornelius P
John J. Cronin
Suspicious Fire at 2 Village Street in Unoccupied House
Fire of suspicious circumstances was found in an empty three story wooden house at 2 Village Street early Monday by Michael Murray. Firefighters from Lafayette Square Station responded and controlled the blaze after an hour. Police assisted then departed. they were recalled by Sergt. O'Dell. Fire Chief Gutheim and Deputy Chief Dardis opened an investigation.
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Village Street
Michael Murray
Foss
Lafayette Square
Sergt. O'Dell
Gutheim
Dardis
Insurance Acceptance Corporation offers swift auto security services
In the heart of trade the TAC 1307 office in Harvard Bazaar Building provides efficient Insurance Acceptance Corporation staff led by Harry Abramson. Spring brings opened services as autos stored during winter are serviced with accuracy and prompt action.
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Insurance Acceptance Corporation
Harvard Bazar
Central Square
Harry Abramson
London Air Raids Report Great War Casualties and Bombs
London endured 25 air raids during the Great War with 22 bombs dropped. Total casualties reached 524 killed and 1 264 injured as alarms sounded across the capital.
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London
Boston Area Personalities Parade In Whimsical Portraits
A colorful sketch lists North Cambridge figures and locals from business to politics. It names John L. P. Ackers, Jim Walsh, Editor Harry Mahoney, Judge Robert Walcott, Al White, Frank Hooker, Bob McKinley, Joe Costa, Basil Anifantis, Ben Wyeth, Elmer Bright, D. Lucian Fuller, and others as vivid characters. The piece blends humor with civic names and hints at community life and ambitions.
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North Cambridge
Morton B. Howard
University City
John L. P. Ackers
Jim” Walsh
Harry Mahoney
Robert Walcott
Bob
Harvard Bazar
al White
Kendall Square
Renovations at Cambridge Municipal and Tuberculosis Hospitals
ERA men oversee renovations at Cambridge Municipal and Tuberculosis Hospitals. Tuberculosis Hospital gets electric lighting in storage and corridor wiring upgrades, kitchen updates, painting, and 14 500 square feet of work plus yard grading and planting. Municipal Hospital to insulate attic, plastering, new doors for ventilation units, and noiseless ventilation setup across 5 000 square feet.
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Cambridge
Flagstaff Named From Immigrants Pole Setup
Flagstaff Arizona earned its name from a pole set up by a party of immigrants who camped nearby and celebrated the Fourth of July marking the founding moment of the town.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Braided or hooked mat weaving on the family tree
The text debates whether braided or hooked mat weaving preceded the other in ancient craft traditions. It notes regional variation with hills and valleys influencing which form appeared first as the early decorative handwork.
Birthday Celebrations for Doris Haag and Harold Haag
Miss Doris I Haag observed her sixteenth birthday with a family and friends party at the Commander Hotel. Harold Haag aged 37 celebrated his birthday at his Belmont home with Sol Percy Christina Doris Gladys and Eleanor Haag present for a day of refreshments and amusement.
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Doris I. Haag
Sol
Sullivan
Sheriff McElroy Highlights Crime Costs And Prevention
Middlesex County Sheriff Joseph McElroy addressed the Kiwanis Club at the Hotel Continental. He argued prison expenses, over twelve million dollars last year, should fund supervised youth recreation and CCC camps to steer youths from crime. He cited liquor and films as crime factors and noted an April 3 to May 29 attendance contest led by Dr. Whoriskey.
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Kiwanis Club
Hotel Continental
Joseph McElroy
John R. Fairbairn
Middlesex County
Whoriskey
Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds Called For Payment
The Cambridge Trust Company in cooperation with the United States Treasury calls bonds of the Fourth Liberty Loan with serial numbers ending in 5, 6, or 7 for payment on April 15, 1985. Exchanges may occur up to March 37, 1935 par for par with interest adjustment into 2 percent bonds due March 15, 1960 callable March 16, 1955. Cambridge Trust Company or any Cambridge bank will assist in the exchange.
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Cambridge Trust Company
United States Treasury
Cambridge Bank
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Boston, Mass
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TEO
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Roseman
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Prospect St
Harvard Street
Boston Garden
Goodwin
A. C
Guertin
Dan Cronin
Charles L. Ornstein
Paramount
46Th Street
Broadway
New York
EIR
Walter J. O'Hara
Mass
James J. Shea
Undertaker
River ST
WYETH
Austin W. Martin
Mass. Ave
Mas
Undertakers
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General Electric
OF Financial
Harvard
Trust Company
Federal Reserve System
Imperial Chinese Restaurant
Central Sq
Harvard Loan CO
Mass. Ave. Ktr
TEV Optometrist & Temple ST
Lee
C. Raby
Brookline Street
Harry Katz
Dave Nelligan
The
Health Board
Russell
Frank Hooker
River Street
Plymouth
Bob McKinley
Pease
Drake
Avenue
Isaac Walton
John D. Lynch
Brutus
Mass. Avenue
Jim Quinn
Sol” Hoffman
Rosenberg
Honey Bee
Prospect Street
Joe Costa
Prospect Street Sea Grill
Basil Anifantis
Ben Wyeth
Elmer Bright
D. Lucian Fuller
Sun
ERA
Charley McMenimen
Russell Wood
Alec McLean
Arena
Chief Leahy
Brown
Lyons
Dim Barrett
E.R. A
Doris
Harold Haag
James T. Barrett
Sheriff McElroy
Kiwanis Meeting
Liberty
Pearl and Green Sts
Bill” Nevins
Nevins
Sherman ST
N. Cambridge
Norge
Frigidaire
Corcoran
Masa. Ave
Della Feist Beez Bereek
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