Bernard Goldfine a Larger Than Life Boston Tycoon
Bernard Goldfine, an energy driven Boston textile magnate with six mills and multiple real estate holdings, is described as a frenetic, deeply social man who seeks to be liked by everyone. He favors rapid, constant contact, hands-on management, and lavish gifts, while maintaining a guarded, confidential personal life and a pattern of frequent litigation.
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Saul Pett
AP Newsfeatures
OSTON
Bernard Goldfine
King Fish
Government Printing Office
Goldfine
U. S
Boston
Eral
Bernard Goldiine
New England
Chestnut Hill
Cadillac
Mr. B
Horace
Larry
Sherman Adams
Parker, ‘House
Cynthia
Johnny Howard
Geldfine
Howard
Cynthia Goldfine
Congressional
Adams
Washington
Mrs. Goldfine
Capital
Czech Music Concert Tonight in Eths Park
The Jefferson high school baritone soloist from last Wednesday’s band concert, a young performer, repeats his solo in a program of Czech and Slovak music led by Roland Moehlmann and Dan Jones. The evening features Fantasia di Concerto and selections The Prune Song and Czech Rhapsody.
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Cecar Rapids’ Mucipal
Eths Park
Yslovakias
Roland Moehlmann
Dan Jones
Jefferson High School
Baccalari
Echtner
Weinberger
Windsor truck driver saves drowning youth after fatal bridge crash
Thomas Boyce, a Windsor truck driver involved in an April 8 crash that killed three Detroit residents, pulled a young fisherman from the Detroit River. He said he saved one life and felt better after the rescue, though he did not know the youth’s name.
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Windsor
Ont
Thomas Boyce
Detroit
Boyce
Ambassador Bridge
One-Legged WWI Vet Walks 240 Miles to Invite Governor
Meeker resident George Michaely crossed 240 miles from Meeker to Denver on a single leg using crutches. The 14 day journey was to invite Gov. Steve McNichols to Meeker’s White River Chuckwagon Barbecue.
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Meeker
Colo
George Michaely
Denver
Michaely
Steve McNichols
White River
Union Station in Cedar Rapids History and Shifts
The Union station in downtown Cedar Rapids opened January 27 1897 and was hailed as a milestone in the city’s history the next day. Since then the North Western railroad moved to Beverly and only Rock Island remains in the old building as Fourth Avenue plans cut through the site.
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Union Station
Cedar Rapids
the Gazette
North Western Railroad
Beverly
Rock Island
Fourth Avenue Mex
Ocean-Floor wedding prospect in Atlantic City
Atlantic City AP reports George Hamid Jr of the steel pier offers a 60 foot diving bell for underwater nuptials. He will pay for the clergyman wedding trip and a house furniture set for the couple, noting the last underwater ceremony occurred a decade ago.
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Atlantic Ocean
George Hamid
Hamid
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