Judge Derham Accused of Pulling Fast Deal in Amage Case
Boston Uxbridge District Court Judge John S. Derham faces accusations of misleading a jury in the Waucantuck damage case. Assistant Attorney General Alpert said a $19 500 settlement was proposed after misrepresentation of appraisals. The hearing Jefferson Qua and other officials reviewed the settlement authority.
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Boston
Uxbridge
John S. Derteday
Asst
Atty
Les Alpert
Derham
Mills
Alpert
Stanley E. Qua
Supreme Judicial Court
Try
Francis &. Kelly
Boston’s Public Enemy Flees Police Again
Joseph A. Flaherty 29 known as Boston’s Public Enemy Number 1 eluded half a dozen police cruisers near his Dorchester home. He is wanted for four attacks on women and a beating robbery of an automobile salesman at an Allston Lynn showroom. Police also pursue a light bandit who robbed cafe owner of 875 dollars after forcing him to drive around the city for 15 minutes.
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Boston
Joseph A. Flaherty
Adonis
Dorchester
Flaherty
Allston
Lynn
Mass
Frank A. Jankewies
Denmark Urges Russia to Accept West Disarmament Offer
Foreign Minister Ole Bjoern Kraft told the UN General Assembly that Andrei Vishinsky is irrational in accusing the west of warmongering and urged Russia to accept Western disarmament terms. The report ties in Korean War combat updates and U S tax debates.
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Paris
Denmark
Andrei Vishinsky
Russia
Ole Bjoern Kraft
United Nation
General Assembly
Kremlin
Rosetta Stone Inscription Copy Returned From Near East Expedition
University of Michigan led a Near East expedition to Kurdistan Iraq Iran to copy a rock inscription believed to unlock unknown languages. Dr George G Cameron reported friendly locals world travel over six months with 10 000 miles driven and a mountaintop copy completed after two visits to Kelishin pass near Rowanduz.
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Ann Arbor
New York
Iran
Iraq
University of Michigan
Near East
George G. Cameron
University
Department of
Michigan
Kurdistan
Cameron
Kelishin
Rowanduz
Baghdad
Don’t Punish Children For Errors in Speech
Guidance from child experts warns against punishing or ridiculing children for speech errors. Correct gently with private reminders and quiet substitutions. Teachers favor private conferences over class corrections, and parents should likewise avoid public shaming to foster proper habits.
Stolen Bus Returned After 108 Mile Joy Ride
Police recovered a motor coach reported stolen in downtown Washington during a sightseeing trip. After detours for passengers, the coach was found five hours later one block from where it was taken. the speedometer showed tabs, and no arrest details were provided.
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Washington
Donald Lawrence
Protecting Children in Foster Care Based on Family Instability
Article describes child protective work focusing on family life and home conditions. It recounts two cases where improper outplacements led to danger: Ellen, a girl moved through unstable boarding arrangements and nearly adopted by a dangerous man, later reunited with her father. and a second infant abandoned by false parents, later cared for by a protective agency and placed in a good foster home.
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Ellen
M.S.P.C.C
Boston
Navy
Science Promotes Cold Water Coffee Extractor for Homemakers
An article touts a Filtron cold water coffee extractor that speeds brewing by using cold water. It claims to reduce bitterness by extracting soluble compounds, letting users prepare coffee in minutes with minimal grounds waste.
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Develo
Adoption by Foster Parents: Responsibilities and Goals
The Society emphasizes that formal adoption transfers parental rights and duties to foster parents. It seeks stable, wholesome homes where a child becomes a full member of the family, not a transient. Society agents offer professional guidance to communities across the State for children without protection due to broken homes.
Right Kind of Error Uncovers $1000 Surplus in Sugar Camp
State auditors found a $1,000 discrepancy in Sugar Camp Wisconsin financials. The surplus over the bank balance prompted town officials to seek help in bookkeeping, with the clerk and treasurer saying they were trying to do a good job.
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Sugar Camp
Wis
Ambassador Bowles Takes Family and Kitten to New Delhi
Chester Bowles new U.S. ambassador to India traveled with his wife and three children to New Delhi and even brought along the family kitten.
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Essex, Conn
U.P
Chester Bowles
U.S
India
New Delhi
Connecticut
Wilkinson lights over five million matches in twenty years
Springfield reporter notes Burt Wilkinson, a pipe smoker, has struck more than 5,000,000 matches over the last twenty years. He says the tally reflects his steady habit and humorous boast.
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Springfield
Mass
U.P
Burt Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Red Delegates Near Ultimatum For Korea Cease Fire
Red delegates press Allies for immediate cease fire as condition for Korea. Panmunjom talks resume amid renewed threats and tensions.
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Red
Tya
David F. Rogers Honored by Middlesex Mendow Association
David F. Rogers of Lincoln, a well known local figure and former president of the Laymen's League at First Parish, Concord, was named an honorary member at the Middlesex Mendow Association semi annual meeting of Congregational churches held recently in Holliston.
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David F. Rogers
Lincoln
Middlesex Mendow Association
Holliston
First
Concord
Carlson Birth Announcement in Concord
Mr. and Mrs. A. Frederick Carlson announce the birth of their first child a son born November 6 at Emerson hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson Concord and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fish West Concord.
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Concord
A. Frederick Carlson
Millicent A. Fish
Fielding Street
Emerson Hospital
Arthur &. Carlson
John W. Fish
West Concord
Union Church Fair Draws Large Turnout and Profits
The Union Church Fair held last Saturday at the Town Hall drew strong attendance for the turkey dinner and afternoon tea. The event reportedly was a tremendous success and financially favorable.
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Union Church
Acton Gray Hosts Bi Monthly Neighbor's Night
The Acton neighborhood event held in Town Hall features general dancing and refreshments. Attendees include Ford Littleton Maynard Grange and Lexington Grange guests with a penny sale to follow.
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Acton
Town Hall
Ford
Littleton
Maynard Grange
Lexington Grange
Thanksgiving Evening Service Invites All Center Churches
On November evening all churches in the Center are invited to a Thanksgiving service. The event aims to gather parishioners for shared gratitude and community fellowship.
Not Lily Townley Case Confusing Minor Trial Notes
A fragment from an Illinois Bureau report records that Townley claimed he had never appeared before. The text mentions agreement for a prisoner and references repeated hearings in a 23 year span, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
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Mattoon
Ill
Townley
Illinois Cation Bureau
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Eighth Army
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Kosonga
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George A. McLaughlin
Cambridge
Arthur E. Whittemore
Hingham
Truman
Senate
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Little White House
Floria
Senate Ways and Means
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Tokyo
Joe Louis
Japan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Blodgett Memorial Hospital
Key West
Fla
Harry H. Vaughan
David Bell
Martin
Dodge
John R. Robertson
Edna Bush
Staten Island
N. Y
O: Hott
Dickens
Iowa
Kitten
U. S
Union Church Fair
Lily
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Wilson Lumber
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