Mail Route Measure Faces Debate in Congress
A bill to legalize Lindbergh era airmail routes advances as Rep Shaefer and others push the plan. Questions arise over the contract with Pan Airways and the legality under General McCarl ruling. Kelley and Minnesota Rep Newton engage as aviation figures and Lindbergh flight's praise colors the debate.
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Nington
INS
Arles
Paban
Shaefer
Kelly
Nsylvania
Kelley
McCarl
Rgh
Unite
Congress
McCar
Post Office Department
Otter
Carl
Newton
Alleged Gang Murder Suspect Held for Questioning
Mass police took Bel Grosso, 24, into custody for questioning in a murder case connected to Anthony Chiampa. Three men had been indicted already, and authorities sought details on the crime and the automobile used in the alleged ride. Bel Grosso was arrested at the request of officials.
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Mass
INS
Fel Grosso
Tion
Mur- Anthony
Chiampa
North Oxer
Bel
Sation
Jard High School Notes Recovery Update
Trehan, Mr. Kennedy and Sheldrick have fully recovered from illness. Fieya B Risley of Burdet addressed the student body.
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Jard High School
Trehan
Mr. Kennedy and
Sheldrick
Fieya B Risley
Burdet
Senior Class Play and Career Event Announced
On Monday February 4 a program titled Choosing a Career will be held. A Senior play scheduled for Friday February 8 in Waltham Street hall promises to be the best yet with a surprise for every attendee. The production Slone The Family Upstairs features notable scenery of the western coast of North America and aims to delight audiences.
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Waltham Street
Moving Picture Reels Displayed At Local High School
Three entertaining educational reels were shown at the high school last Friday. The first featured quaint customs and people from around the world, the second covered sugar growing and refining processes, and the third highlighted additional educational topics.
Maynard High School Team Beats Alumni In Thriller
Maynard High School basketball team defeated the Alumni 29 to 7 at Waljam Street Hall last Saturday afternoon. Despite star forwards, the Alumni could not match the fast pace set by the high school squad.
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Maynard High School
Alu
Wal Jam Street Hall
Alumnii
Ma nard Alumnae Suffer Narrow Defeat to High School Girls
A preliminary game saw the Ma nard Alumnae fall to a high school girls team with a 19 to score outlined as a rough early setback. The scoreline shows a upset in the opener.
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Manard
Public nurse Miss Ward lauded for steadfast service
During the grippe epidemic Miss Mary Ward kept day and night duty amid severe cold. Public Health Association sought extra help but none available. At a weekly meeting they commended Miss Ward for faithful service in January totals show 399 total calls with 86 admitted and 64 visits noted.
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Maynard
Mary Ward
Public’ Health Association
The
Health Association
Miss Ward
Funeral services for Mrs Laura A Gray at West Concord
Mrs Laura A Gray died at her home on Derby Street and funeral rites were held at Union Church in West Concord. Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone officiated with Mr Robert Carter at the organ. Mrs Gray, born 1864 in Bethel, lived in Concord most of her life and is survived by a son and a daughter. Interment followed in East Hardwick, Vermont. Her loss was mourned by the West Concord Ladies Union and other local clubs.
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West Concord
Laura A. Gray
Derby Street
Union Church
Alfred, Wheeler ‘Stone
Robert Carter
Gray
West Corcordet- Church
Ladies Union
Oats Hand’ Society
Bethel
Vermor
Cloncord
Hersif
East Hardwick
Vermont
Cotton textiles see rising demand aid department stores
International News Service reports growing demand for cotton clothing as department stores push gingham and cotton fabrics. Cotton Textile Institute leader Walker Di Vines notes ongoing efforts to stabilize the industry, with mills tracking production and consumption, and more dresses and garments using cotton entering the market.
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New York
Mr. Hines
Hines
Cotton-Textile ‘Institute
Cotton Textile Institute
Senate House Conferrees Clash Over $24 Million Enforcement Funds
Washington reports a second conference on a $24,000,000 increase for prohibition enforcement. House conferees refused the rise and did not bring it to a vote. Senate conferees led by Senator Warren warned they may seek reversal. If no agreement, the Senate may abandon the increase and seek emergency funds.
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Washington
INS
Senate
House
Warren
Wyoming
Deficit Bill Controversy Over Second Deficiency Measure
A fragment discusses defic it bills and possible emergency appropriations. It notes a $78 million federal tax funds appropriation and an $8.4 million house office building allocation. If the first deficiency bill fails, the second defic bill may carry remaining emergency funds, risking renewed controversy and potential addition of $24 million.
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House
Senate
Joyous Boston railroad VP visits widow of late friend
Frank Joyous, vice president of the Boston and Maine railroad, spoke at a Chamber of Commerce banquet and visited Mrs. Jane Blackman, widow of a former associate. The visit honored the late friend and featured discussion of Joyous’s speech.
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Ae Marlbbro
Ongeistant
Boston & Maine Railroad
Chamber Fot Commerce
Jane Blackman
Joyce
Blahnabaud
CA Blackman
Boston
Associated ‘Press
Blackeiaman
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Castres
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Eley
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