Figures Behind the Carnegie Endowment for Peace Leaders
Twenty five prominent figures from diplomacy education and journalism guide the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Leaders include Nicholas Murray Butler James T Shotwell James Brown Scott and a wide circle of trustees from Robert S Brookings to Howard Heinz and Elihu Root, shaping global efforts for world peace through lectures research and policy work.
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Wenty
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Andrew Carnegie
Sinté
Endowment
Butler
James T. Shotwell
Wid DE James Brown Scott
Washington, D. C
United States
Nicholas “Murray Butler
Carnegieé Endowment For International Peace
Scott
Shotwell
D. C
Treasury
Oral Reserve Board
Howard Heinz
Burgh
Alanson Houghton
Germany
Frank O. Lowden
Gennor
Illinois
Andrew J. Jague
Virginia
Genera and Morr
Paris
Peretts Institute of Technology
Elihu Root
New York
Pian
Permanent Co International Justice
Janes R. Sheffield
Newformer
G Maurice §. Sherman
Officor Hartford Courant
Jeremiah Jr
Boston
Comii
League of For Hungary
Hungary
Silas H. Strawn
United
Commerce
Giants Lose Travis Jackson for Season After Knee Injury
Travis Jackson suffers a fractured left knee cap and torn ligaments in the Phillies game, likely sidelining him for at least a month and possibly the season. Bill Terry, new manager of the Giants, calls the loss the club’s worst blow as Eddie St. ised to fill in between Isett and others. Jackson, a longtime Giants captain and standout fielder, was just finding his hitting form before the injury at St Agnes Hospital and in New York.
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Nk Te Ee
Medicos
Jackson
Giants
Bill Terry
New York
Travis
Quression
Bill
Terry
Kray
Isett
Jack
Eddie
Betatog
Little Rock
Closhae Bopsnée
York
Giasa Util
Mally
Evey
Briggh
Map
Warns Against Government Spending Limits Proposed
Boston July 11 The New England Council urges public leaders to clearly explain that government spending is limited by what the community can pay. Commissioner Long presses the message while a campaign to cut public expenditure continues. A reduction of 12 million dollars has already been achieved.
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Boston
New England Council
Long Pocerse Ee
Star Track Set for Kiwanis Meet at Ward Park
A large turnout from Marlboro and neighboring towns travels to Ward Park next Sunday for the Kiwanis track meet. Dr George Delaney will oversee events while Star Trackster from Water Academy trains under oath to stay poised for the javelin and shot put.
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Marlboro
Kiwanis
Ward Park
George Delaney
Water Academy
Paseball
Adh
Foy Declares Candidacy for Massachusetts Legion Commander
Frank H. Foy, Massachusetts American Legion vice commander, announces his bid for commander. He cites years of service since the Legion’s Massachusetts inception and support from Marlboro Legionnaires. Norfolk pace meeting endorses him, plans to assist in Legion work.
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Frank H. Foy
Massachusetts
Department of the American Legion
Foy
The
American Legion
Legion
Statertment
Depethander
Bnet
Norfolk Pace
Ldaaten
Eeentons
If Business Life
R. E. Foy and Sons, Incorporated
Quincy Trust Company
Boston Retail Grocer?and Provision Dealers Association
Quincy Chamber of Commerce
Scout
P. G. K. Quinty Council
K. of C
Massachusetts State Council
S of Columbus
Kiwaitis Club
New Bag Gnd
Kiwanis
Norfolk
Mermaids Reported Luring Seafarers in South Seas Legend
British explorers recount a dramatic encounter near King Sound north west of Australia with a dugong believed to be a real mermaid. The party observed a hybrid mammal with a humanlike head and flippers, feeding a young one as natives watched. A captured young mermaid was housed in a museum in Auckland.
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International News Service
LlnGon
Ant
South Seas
Bernard.e. Ryder
Ryder
King Sound
Australia
Mermaid Reef
Mermaid Island
Mermaid Shoal
Auckland
New Zealand
Foy's World War Service and Legion Leadership Highlight 1930
The text details 1930 leadership efforts by Foy including a large membership drive doubling to over 11,000 names added, 17 radio programs, and extensive World War Orphan Committee activity contacting 464 families in Massachusetts. It notes his roles across the American Legion, Fulton Get-Together Banquet Committee, and installation work. It also covers his wartime service with units in the 101st Infantry and 87th Division, later roles in state and local organizations, and business positions in Quincy and Boston trade groups.
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State Department
Mead Ee
Massachusetts
Foy
American Legion
Massachusetts Department
Membe
Ment, M. V. M
United States
Plattsing Camp
310Th Infantry
Stow Legion Stages Party Draws Regional Attendees
Stow Legion staged a lawn party attracting large crowds from Hudson Maynard and nearby communities. A featured display by the Hudson municipal light and power department led by Manaker Le and D Wood and foreman Benjamin Pond showcased four brilliant electrical effects.
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Hudson—Legionnaires
Stow
Hudson, Maynard
Hudson Municipal Light and Power Department
Manaker le
D. Wood
Benjamin Pond
Local social notes on summer visits and trips
Miss Marilyn H. Taylor visits her grandmother Mrs. Laura A. Payor for two weeks at vacation church school Bonn. Mrs. Hattie T. Littlefield spends a vacation at Block Island. Ashtoh Lewis and Miss Marié H. Lewis leave for a motor trip to New Mexico for several weeks.
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Marilyn H. Taylor
Laura A. Payor
Bonn
Mrs
Hattie T. Littlefield
Block Island
Mire
Ashtoh Lewis
Marié H. Lewis
Mortiny
New Mexico
Red Cross swimming class graduates large group in week two
At the close of the second week, a large number passed the alley swimming tests. Herbert B. Hosmer Jr. has passed the senior life savers test. Swimmers Peter Richardson, Joanina Ballou, and William Damon passed. Girl Scout swimmer badges went to Ruth Waite Barbara Gregg Virginia Sullivan and others. Beginners include George O Connor Michele Lombardo Joseph Mara Lee Morgan Marion Fenton and many more. A life saving corps operates daily in Hays 9 to 11 led by Miss Maude Tompkins with volunteers listed.
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Red Cross
Herbert B. Hosmer, Jr
Peter Richardson
Joanina Ballou
William Damon
Ruth Waite
Pauline Anderson
Barbara Gregg
Virginia Sullivan
Alice Merriam
Alfreda Howard
Lucille la Frange
Dorothy True
Yvonne Gibbs
Joyce Caldwell
Peggy Soule
George O’connor Michele
Lombardo
Joseph’ Mara
Lee Morgan
Marion Fenton
Robert
Mary Dempsey
Robert Fields
Martha Ellis
Laurence
Lehane
Yvonne
Jean
Louise Vialle
Mary Flannery
Maria Lombardo
Elizabeth Recco
Constance Matlton
Louise Walker
John Richardson
Madelin Coan
Kenneth Carlson
Dorothy Lifrance
Frances Seekins
Rhoda Silvérman
Betty Baggesén
Elizabeth Jackmah
Robert Voigt
Jane Lennon
Virginia Park
Thelma True
Mary Maloney
Hays
Miss Maude Tompkins
Rath Clahade
Shirley Foote
Helen Farrar
Frances Hell
Gertrude McDonald
Ruth Lawrence
Helen Varnderhoof
Arthur and
Hollis Powers
Arthur Christian
Robert Sheehan
Humphrey Hosmer
Center School Committee Reports Staff Changes
The Center school committee accepted the resignation of Alfred G. Whitney math and social science teacher as he moves to Randolph with higher pay. Albert A Talent named janitor of Center School at 1000 dollars annually, with teaching limited manual training. Alvin Bradshaw appointed South School janitor at 350 dollars and supervisorship of Finegan at 110 dollars. Alfred F Bonazgoli awarded coal contract at 6.25 per ton, unchanged from last year. Rev George H C Parishinan chaired the meeting with full attendance.
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Fir Tits Center
Alfred G. Whitney
Whitney
Randolph
Albert A Talent
Center
Talent
Alvin Bradshaw
South School
Shaw
Finegan
Alfred F. Bonazgoli
George H.C Parishinan
Hudson Post J American Legion to Lowell return game
Hudson Post J American Legion baseball heads to Lowell for a return game with the nine. Coach O Connor has not decided who will start. Charley Mayuski starred in Monday night’s 3 to Malden win as Middlesex County league race tightens.
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Hudson
American Legion
Lowell
Nine
O’connor
Charley Mayuski
Malden
Southboro Girl Scouts Secure Summer Pool Privilege
Elizabeth Choate Speakmat arranged pool access for Fay School swimmers at Fay School pool in summer. Robert Hunt Johnson directs the two daily sessions each week for the troop.
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Elizabeth Choate Speakmat
Southboro
Usilé Fay
Robert Hunt Johnson
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Feapeni
A. DeLano
Andrew J. Moweacve In
Josie W. Davis
Sasene Brown
Nicmotas Mulitty ‘Burton
James
Suorweer
Caamas
David P Battons
Perkeley
Galifortuta
University of Wallfornia
Robert S. Brookings
Washington
B. Ca
Joandé
Brookings
Daniel K- Cattin
St. Lois
Johny W. Davis
Great Britain
Union
Mewi Raita
Predéric A. Treasure
Wien Fotther
Federal Reserve Board
Sawto B. Evans
Augusta
Georgia
Seholdts
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Authers Austen G. Fox
Newscote
Maule
S. Serirican
Rozert
Jeremiah Smith, Jr
Austen G
Henry S, Pritcnett
James R
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Hovtitron
Frank C. Lowren
Lawton R. Evans
E. Oiis
AL Franks
Star Track
Quincy Man
Legion Dept
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Astound British Exploring Party
Stow Legion
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New England
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