Mulrooney Named Umpire Chief With 25000 Dollar Pay
The New York hotel hires Edward P. Mulrooney as chief umpire at 25000 dollars a year, with a 6000 dollar prior-seniority salary. His career spans police commissioner in 1930, racketeer crackdowns, and state posts before accepting the new post amid talk of political shifts and Cuba’s leadership changes.
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York
Judge Landis
Hays
New York City
Impar
Emers
Ranite
Edrd P
Slocum
Ny Licitor Control
Brazil’s Aranha Seeks Peace Amid Infirmities and Change
Dr Waldo Aranha Brazil’s foreign minister arrives in the region bruised yet resolute after five cabinet takes in eight years. His visit anchors hopes for stability and potential creation of a central bank as Brazil faces a transitional period under President Getulio Vargas.
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Waldo Aranha
Brazil
Getulio Tgas
Azil
Bras
MISS WILCOX TO SPEAK AT PARISH HOUSE
Miss Evangeliste Wilcox讲将于周四3月16日13时在Trinitarian Parish House演讲题为 The Church and Race Relations。她是波士顿YWCA学术秘书，具备丰富的东中西部教育与宗教工作背景，并将分享对种族问题与基督教责任的见解。 readings by Mrs. John Wallace and Dorothy Richardson’s Negro choir表演亦安排，茶点由Currier家与Rowe家筹备。
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Miss Wilcox
Booth Named Director of Mother Church Trustee
Stuart Booth of The Christian Science Publishing Society is nominated as a Director of The First Church of Christ Scientist Mother Church. Booth, a Denver native educated in public schools, has been involved with Christian Science for about 44 years and serves as Trustee of the Publishing Society.
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Concord
Stuart Booth
Christian Science Publishing Society
First Church of “Christ
Cubase Science Board
Ee Anaeree
Rathvon
Saceth
Bs Srestbaet
Pu Tpy Society
Pheoth
Denver
Colo
American Way adds mail order department at Center Theatre
The American Way at Rockefeller Center New York enters its second month drawing record attendance and box office. An extra mail order ticket department handles growing reservations as 260 actors stage 18 color filled scenes with 2000 costumes starring Frederic March and Tyler Aldridge. Produc ers Sam H Harris and Max Gordon say touring the show can wait at least a year.
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Center” Theatre
Rockefeller Center
New York
Frederic March
Tilerence Aldridge
Sam H. Harris
Max Gordon
Center Theatre
Iolanthe Tickets On Sale At Middlesex School
Tickets for Iolanthe to be produced at Middlesex School Friday and Saturday evenings March 17 and 18 may be obtained by addressing Kenneth Peeakee at the school. Both performances start at eight oclock in Biot Hall with Arthur Motter Lamb as music director and dramatic coach. Russell H. Kettell handles artistic and scenic effects.
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Middlesex School
Kenneth Peeakee
Biot Hall
Arthur Motter Lamb
Russell H. Kettell
Gardening Club Meeting in Middlesex County Extension Service
A meeting to discuss vegetable and flower gardening will be held at the Middlesex County Extension Service at 19 Everett Street on Tuesday evening March 21 at 8 PM. R. M. Seymour, horticulture specialist, will lead the session and more interest may extend the gathering.
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Middlesex County Extension Service
Everett Street
R. M. Seymour
Concord Woman's Club Drama Day Promises Charity Fun
The Women’s Club of Concord hosts a drama day to support scholarship and charity funds. Two plays are set for Friday March 24, with performances in the afternoon and evening. When the Whirlwind Blows is directed by Mrs. Raymond Baldwin and features three finished actors. Star Struck, a comedy coached by Mrs. Stanton Garfield, assembles a large cast including Mrs. Eberlein Mrs Whitman Mrs Robert Moore and others.
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Concord
Woman’s Club
Raymond Baldwin
Daniels
Piper
Anne. Root
Stanton Garfield
Eberlein
Whitman
Robert Moore
Edward Warren
Ceresole
Kruetger
Jane Daniels
Massachusetts Billboard Bills Move Through House Hearings
Concord Planning Board chair Roger D Swarm, also head of the Billboard Committee of the Massachusetts Civic League, backs two bills for billboard regulation to be heard by the Mercantile Affairs Committee in the State House. The bills seek home rule for towns and limit signs per premises to four with a total area of 72 square feet to curb countryside clutter.
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Concord
Roger
Monument Street
Concord Planning
Massachusetts Civic League
State House
Massachusetts
Concord High Names Year Book Committees
Concord High School selects committees for the year book. Class history is by Alice Boyce and Jean Boyd. The class will by Billy Nicol and Joe Mara. A poem by Jeanne Janney. Jim mie Hawks writes the farewell address. Prophesy duties go to Mary Harlow and Billy Searle. Slams assigned to Rose Mansfield, Bob Harvest, Bill Edmonds, and Chickey Maloney.
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Concord
Alice Boyce
Jean Boyd
Billy Nicol
Joe Mara
Jeanne Janney
Jimmie Hawks
Mary Harlow
Billy Searle
Rose Mansfield
Bob Harvest
Bill Edmonds
Chickey
Maloney
Dr. Miriam Van Waters To Speak At Woman's Club
The West Concord Woman's Club will hold its regular meeting on Friday March 17 at 3 PM in Odd Fellows Hall. Dr Miriam Van Waters superintendent of the Sherborn Reformatory will speak on Youth in Conflict. Mrs Fred Boyd will be soloist with tea served by Mrs Ralph Logan as hostess.
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Concord
West Concord Woman's Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Miriam van Waters
Sherborn Reformatory
Fred Boyd
Ralph Logan
van Waters
Women Voters Plan Zoning Discussion in Concord
The Concord League of Women Voters will host a panel discussion on zoning with reference to Town Warrant articles. The March 15 meeting at 8 pm in Concord High School invites public participation and carries no admission fee. The panel includes Reginald A. Morgan Allen Meyd Joes B Mitt Herdha We Bo Ohn Ye Earl Chase Col. Robert B og Ades Roger acon a Jones and Mrs Herbert Rho me, chairwoman.
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Concord
Concord League of Women Voters
Reginald A. Morgan
Allen + meyd
Joes B Mitt
Herdha
We Bo Ohn
Hig Chase
Col
Robert
Og Ades Roger Acon A "Jones
Mrs. Herbert
Rhome
Emerson Ripley Hawthorne House as Concord Public Shrine
The Old Manse in Concord, linked to Rev. William Emerson and Ralph Waldo Emerson, Hawthorne, and the Ripley family, is being prepared as a public shrine after a $3000 fundraising push. The house, where Emerson wrote Nature and Mosses, later housed Hawthorne, and where Miss Elizabeth Ripley and Mrs. Ames preserved its 19th century character, opened publicly in 1934.
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Concord
Ashehouse Hawthorne
Emerston
Cold Battlefield
America
John W. Ames
William Eme
Emerson
Ripley
William
Ripleys
Ralph Waldo
Nathaniel’ Hawthorne
Una
Rev. Ripley
Samuel
Lyman
Waltham
Mrs. Ames
Ames
Elizabeth Ripley
Ameses
Guernsey Club Plans March Meeting and Summer Activities
The Concord The Middlesex La sey Club will meet March 25 1989 at the Colonial Inn Concord. Executive Committee members James DeNormandie and Floyd Verrill were named supper committee members. George White will present a New Score Card and lead the discussion. Summer plans include a judging school in east Massachusetts and the Third Annual Field Day and Second Parish Show on August 23.
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Concord
Middlesex
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Massachusetts Gancenes Cattle Club
Massachusetts
Hitler's Germany lecture at Concord Odd Fellows
Concord Crawford C. Smith, current events lecturer, will speak at the Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows on Thursday evening March 16. His topic is Hitler's Germany, a subject he is thoroughly conversant in. The meeting also features a whist party for members and friends, and the public is invited to attend.
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Concord
Crawford C. Smith
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows
Crawford
Hitler
Germany
Odd Fellows
Lieut Gov Cahill to Speak at Young Republican Meeting
Lieut Gov Horace T Cahill will address members and friends of the Young Republican Club at an open meeting next Monday evening. The gathering was originally set for March 13.
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Cahill
Horace T Cahill
The
Young Republican Club
Concord Boston Music Educators Conference Opens in Boston
The Eastern Conference of Music Manners meets in Boston March 14 to 17 with participation from New England states New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware and other regions. Master classes clinics and demonstrations feature chorus teachers wand leaders grade school music teachers string teachers and school representatives. Girls from Concord High Belmont and Wellesley will sing at a luncheon March 16 hosted by the Music Educators Club. Thirteen students join the All Eastern Chorus and one performs in the All Eastern Concert at Symphony Hall March 17.
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Concord
Eastern Conference of Music Mancaters
Boston
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Massachusetts
Belmont
Wellesley
Statler Hotel
Masic
In and About
Boston Music Educators’ Club
Luuncheon
All Hastern Chorus
All Hastern
Symphony Hall
Concord Garden Club Shows Green Garden Plan for City
Boston Show Concord The Garden Chest Concord a Feder ated Garden Clubs member supports gardener holiday awareness. Garden clubs in Milton Wellesley and Boston Junior League join four perennial gardens around a center garden after winning a Lowthorpe School design contest. Concord committees since October picked plants and care, with material from local gardens. Committee members include Mrs George EB Bates Mrs Arthur B Brooks Mrs Alfred Curt’s Mrs George Metcalf Mrs Thomas L Sanborn Mrs A Pare Browne and Mrs Henry Keyes. On March 21 plant material will be sold at Mechanics Building offering home gardeners a chance to buy top plants.
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Concord
Garden Chest
Federated Garden Clubs
Enio
Mechani Juildiz
Garden Club of Concord
George EB. Bates
Arthur B Brooks
Alfred Curt
George * Metcalf
Thomas L Sanborn
A Pare Browne
Henry Keyes
Mechanics Building
Old-Time Dances at First Parish Barn Dance
The Laymen's League presents a Friday evening barn dance on March 24 at the First Parish vestry. The first half hour offers lessons in the Duchess Oxford and Portland fancy with Irma Durkee providing music. Eric Smith of 5 Academy Lane handles tickets.
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Laymen’s League
Duchess
Oxford
Portland Fancy
Irma Durkee
Eric Smith
Academy Lane
Woman's Club to Hear Dr Van Waters on Youth in Conflict
Concord group schedules a Friday March 17 3 p m meeting at the Odd Fellows Mall with Dr Mariam Van Waters as speaker on Youth in Conflict She led the Sherborn Reformatory for years and Mrs Fred Boyd will sing solo Tea will be served with Mrs
Concord Caucus Nominees Sweep Concord Town Elections
Concord town election results show all four Concord Caucus candidates winning in a Monday vote. Key races included Town Treasurer and Collector of Taxes with Herbert Townsend retiring and Thomas Garrity Jr. and Richard Wheeler leading as top contenders. Other elected officials included local committee members, town clerk, moderator, assessor, and several trustees and board seats.
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Concord—Caucus
Concord
Frve
Herbert 8. Townsend
Thomas F. .Garrity, Jr
Richard P. Wheeler
Ore
Calvin C
Buc’tley
William T. McDermott
Willan A. Buttrick
Brown
Janery Harrington
Joseph F. Se
Frederick ‘R. Hart
Princincts
Food Sale For Cord WCTU Benefit In Concord
A Concord food sale will be held Friday afternoon March 17 to benefit the Cord WCTU. Myre L Paye serves as committee chair. The event offers coffee and homemade brown bread and beans for attendees.
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Concord
Concord Wctu
Coiveniee Cote Comar Ng Avenue
Myre
L. Paye
Concord funeral services held for local petrolman
David, a cord police department figure known as an antiques expert, was honored at a Tuesday funeral. Honorary bearers included Valle officers in uniform, with pallbearers and church members attending. Burial took place at St. cemetery.
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Concord
Meral
David Ae
Ren St. ‘Bernard
Cord
I. Finnick
Valle
Joan Cue
Board of Welfare
Surial
Salvation Army drive hits hundred dollar mark in 1939 appeal
Jubilation as the Salvation Army drive surpasses the $100 target with chairman EJ Pratt leading collections in Littleton Carlisle LaGoln Concord and Acteng areas. Donors who have not yet been contacted are urged to send contributions to Jules Balloch of Middlesex Institution for Savings in Concord or Stanley Conant in Littleton.
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UN Salvation Army Sponer
Littleton
Carlisle
LaGoln
Concord
Acteng
Ejsh Pratt
Pratt
Julian W. Balloch
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Stanley F. Conant
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