New England Public Utilities Launch Maine Community Survey
LIC SERVICE COMPANY announces an industrial survey in Maine under England Council policy. John F. Tinsley, council chairman, says the Maine study mirrors similar surveys in New Hampshire and Vermont by the New England Power Association. The Maine survey covers thirteen counties from the Penobscot River to the New Hampshire line.
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Cester
Mass
Maine
the England Council
New England
John F. Y
New Hampshire
Vermont
New England Power Asociation
Tinsley
Penobscot River
New Hampshire Line
Lindbergh Lands at Brownsville Then Off Again
Speculation and anxiety surrounded Col. Charles A. Lindbergh after his Mexico City departure bound for New York. He reportedly stopped at Brownsville briefly and did not land en route, with authorities unsure of his exact plans and possible through-flight to New York.
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Mexico City
Ambassador Herrick
New York
Sville
Tex
INS
Charles A. Lindbergh
Exico
Saye
Valbuen
Myron Fick
San Antonio
Myron T. Herrick
Brownsville
Lindbergh
Maynard Church Classes Begin for Adults at St. Bridget’s
Sunday evening marked the first in a series of adult classes with confirmations planned for May 7 at St. Bridget’s church. Thomas Prosper, U S Army private in New Jersey, visited his parents on High Street. Margaret Keenan of Worcester stayed with Mrs Murphy on Brooks Street. A Saturday concert and dance at Colonial Hall, hosted by St. Casimir’s, drew a large crowd for entertainers from Boston and will fund a new parish organ.
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St. Bridget’s
Thomas Prospea
U. S. Army
New Jersey
James Prosper
High Street
Margaret Keenan
Worcester
P H Murphy
Brooks Street
Colonial
St. Casimir’s Church
Boston
Funeral services for Miss Josephine Soininen held at Finnish Lutheran Church
Sunday afternoon funeral services were held at the Finnish Lutheran Church on Glendale Street for Miss Josephine Soininen whose body was brought from New York for burial. She has two sisters Miss Olga Soininen and Miss Fulifa Soininen living on Su cu d Avenue in town. Rev. T Kan tonen presided at the church service and at Glenwood Cemetery where she was interred.
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Glendale Street
Josephine Soininen
New York
Soininen
Olga
Fulifa Soininen
Sucud Avenue
T. Kantonen
Glenwood Cemetery
Acton Woman Chosen to School Committee Seat
The Board of Selectmen and School Committee elected Mrs. Hobart Mead of West Acton to the School Committee, filling the vacancy left by the resignation of Mrs Alicé Carlisle.
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Acton
Board of Selectmen
Hobart Mead
West Acton
Alicé Carlisle
West Acton Baptist Church Notes
Rev Arthur Jeffries begins a sermon series on What can a man Believe with topics God the Father Almighty and Is God Responsible for suffering in the world. The King's Daughters meet Thursday at 3 at Mrs A E Sims. Seven new members joined last Sunday, flowers donated by Mr and Mrs Ernest Cooper. Ladies gathering Friday offered a pleasant afternoon with music by an orchestra and Mrs Smith singing. Mrs Jeffries gave a talk and refreshments followed.
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Baftist
Arthur Jeffries
Ernest Cooper
Smith
Jeffries
Presidents And Deans Back Students
Washington April 9 INS The American College student long maligned as a party figure is vindicated by 300 college presidents and deans. George Washington University Dean of Men Henry Gratton Doyle reports responses from deans and presidents of Yale Princeton Columbia Dartmouth Pennsylvania Wisconsin Iowa Michigan Stanford and Notre Dame. They say the typical student is neat, conservative, temperate, studious and not a cheater.
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Washington
INS
Henry Gratton Doyle
George, Washington University
Yale
Princeton
Columbia
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Iowa
Michigan
Stanford
Notre Dame
Texas Guinan Faces Nuisance Charge in Liquor Case
Texas Guinan, famed party host, is set to testify to claims she is a hired entertainer at the Salon Royale and not responsible for liquor sales. Prohibition agents testified they bought alcohol there. one said she held a fifty fifty stake in the club. The jury includes a diamond merchant who notes her diamond display amid the trial.
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New York
Texas Guinan
Salon Royale
Yesteryear
Texas
James L. White
Denver
Hindenburg Ill With Gastric Trouble From Cake
Berlin April 10 the illness of President Von Hindenburg was described by doctors as gastric stomach trouble caused by overeating cake during a Easter Sunday visit to his son in law's home.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Postal Employee Arrested Over Bomb Letter to Roosevelt
James L Kilgallen reports that Thomas J Callegy a 45 year old Hoboken New Jersey postoffice worker was arrested on charges of making and mailing the bomb found in a local post office last Sunday addressed to Governor Franklin D Roosevelt Callegy has worked seven years at the General Post Office and denies the accusation.
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James L. Kilgallen
New York
Thomas J. Callegy
Postoffice
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Callegy
Hoboken
N. J
General Post Office
Man Detained on Bomb Mail Threat Charge
A suspect was held at a police station on a charge of violating the federal statute against sending explosives through the mails. He claimed innocence and faced arraignment before a United States commissioner. Callegg, a Black post office porter, discovered the bomb and has been under surveillance since morning.
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United States
Callegg
Boston to Have Another Hockey Sextette On Ice
A persistent report says Boston will add a second National League hockey sextette next season alongside the Boston Bruins. The Boston Garden would run the new team and officials neither denied nor confirmed the plan, with a definite announcement expected at the NHL meeting in Detroit next Monday. The Bruins remain, with the Tigers of the Canadian American League also in town.
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Boston
Boston Bruins
Boston Garden
Garden
Wvetroit
Bruins
Tigers
Cathedral Y M C A ten mile race entries reach record
Boston April 10 More than 120 entries have been received for the Cathedral YMCA ten mile race a new record with officials predicting at least 150 participants for the Boston Athletic Association event on April 19. The usual workout for marathon runners is planned as part of the buildup.
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Boston
Boston Athletics Association
Ambitious Hen Lays Unusual Double Egg in Hayes Yard
An unusually ambitious hen at Mrs David M Hayes Mechanic Street laid an enormous egg, so large it suggested a goose. Mrs Hayes opened it to find a large yolk and white along with a perfectly formed smaller egg inside, complete with shell and normal yolk. The Hayes family keeps Rhode Island Reds and White Leghorns.
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Marlboro
David M Hayes
Mechanic Street
Hayes
Rhode Island
Weather and social notes from Maynard area
Record of weather shows 86 degree midsummer heat on Monday April 8 and a snow storm on Wednesday morning April 16. Page mentions Mark Twain and guests Miss Helen Murphy and Miss Louise Lavin of Woburn visiting Maynard. Ladies Golf Club plans a meeting at Maynard Country Club on Tuesday afternoon April 16 followed by a bridge whist social.
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Mark Twain
Helen Murphy
Louise Lavin
Woburn
Maynard
Ladies Golf Club
Maynard Country Club
Death of Mr Harris Formerly of Maynard
Arthur Harris formerly of Maynard died at his Long Island home on Saturday. The body was brought on to Acton.
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Arthur Harris
Maynard
Long Island
N. Y
Acton
Maynard Council Banquet Draws Notables From Newton Area
Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery noted. Mr Harris is survived by wife Dora Harris two children and father Arthur Harris of Acton. Attending guests included Mr and Mrs Edward Coughlin William McManus and Miss Gertrude Scully of Newton at the Monday Maynard Council banquet.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Harris
Dora Harris
Arthur Harris
Acton
Edward Coughlin
William McManus
Gertrude Scully
Newton
Maynard Council
Annhursnac Grange Observes Seventh Anniversary
West Concord residents mark the seventh anniversary of Annhursnac Grange 369 P. of H. with a largely attended Past Masters' Night at Odd Fellows Hall. Past masters led the evening activities and celebrations.
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West Concord
Anhursnac Grange
Odd ‘Fellows’ Hall
The
Grange
Mexican Rebels Kidnap American in Juarez Train Capture
Al Coenen a California Standard Air Lines mechanic stationed in El Paso was abducted from a cafe by Rebel soldiers in Juarez and held aboard a rebel troop train last night according to a Juarez report.
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el Paso
Tex
INS
Juarez
Mexico
al Coenen
Standard Air Lines of
California
Coenen
79th Annual Convention for Hudson G A R Auxiliary
The Hudson unit of the Woman's G A R Independent Auxiliary will attend the 79th semi annual convention at Natick on April 18.
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Hudson
Woman’s G. A R. Independent Auxiliary Association
Natick
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United States Shipping Board
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P. W. Chapman
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J. L. Beebe
LIC Service Company
Ni. E Industries
L. Lindbergh
Brownville
Oset News of America
Interpid
New
W. Snook
Beyeine
Snook
Mabel
Guinan
Queen of Broadway
By David P. Sentner
Hindenburg
Allege
MR. Harris
Annursnac Grange
Hudson- Essex Challengers
Hudson-Essex
Better Motors Inc
Main St
Tel
Concord
Cummings
M. T. Cummings
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