You Drive You Can Fly Says Clarence Chamberlin
Clarence D Berlin argues in the American Review that any able driver can pilot a plane and that most modern pilots come from nontraditional backgrounds. He notes wartime flight standards created inferiority feelings, predicts rapid rise of private aviation, and that within ten years millions will fly with 3500 existing planes halved and many owned privately.
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New York
Clarence D
Berlin
Chamberlin
Germany
Newak
Flying Corps
North Ican Review
Ity
Planes to be sold for 3600 to 2000 and cheaper
The report states planes capable of 100 miles per hour carrying one to three persons will be produced in profitable numbers and sold to the American public who will buy and fly them.
Innocent Claim At Frontier Execution Surfaces In Letter
The Framingham case notes Wallace C. Gaines who was hanged at Walla Walla Washington State Prison on August 31 after asserting his innocence in a final letter dated August 30. He referenced Calvin and others as responsible for his murder and asked for kindness toward his wife as he faced execution. He expressed peace with God and a belief in divine judgment.
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Framingham News
Wallace C. Gaines
Framingham
Washington State Prison
Walla Walla
Calvin
New York
Clark School for Deaf and Dumb Opens After Fire
Northampton Mass Sept 17 despite a destructive fire in Dudley one of the large dormitories at the Clarke School for the Deaf occurred the afternoon before the school opened on Tuesday enrollment 160 with 50 Mary children and 20 teachers quartered in this building. Arrangements have been made for fre and class work has begun in the old part of the hall built as a speech school where Mrs Coolidge taught in earlier years.
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Northampton
Mass
Dudley
Clarke School
Mary
Coolidge
Glare
Emeritus Dean of Teachers Leads National Culinary Body
The emeritus leader and former dean of the country's teacher corps for chefs assumed a prominent role in guiding culinary education. His appointment signals a strategic push to elevate standards, curriculum, and professional training across institutions.
Funeral Honors for Seattle War Veteran at Butterworth
A Seattle funeral on September 4 at Butterworth Chapel honored an Episcopalian clergyman and former Army chaplain Rev William J Getty. The service drew friends and veterans including Spanish and World War associations. burial followed in Washelli Cemetery with a flag draped casket volley and taps.
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Cee Re
Seattle Post- Intelligencer
Butterworttuary
William J. Getty
Washelli Cemetery
Paroled inmate Charles Green recaptured in Shrewsbury
Charles Green formerly of Southboro, an escapee from the Cory Reformatory, was rearrested in Shrewsbury Saturday night. He was jailed in Marlboro and later delivered to Concord Reformatory officers. Green, once employed at St Mark's school, had been living with a Southboro resident and confessed to cash thefts at Labarre drug store and Spurr garage, making partial restitution. He escaped again July 21 while being transported to Marlboro.
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Charles Green
Southboro
Corycord Reformatory
Marlboro
Shrewsbury
Concord Reformatory
Green
St. Mark’s
George Labarre
Alton B. Spurr
Ing
Marino
Feee
Maple
Walker Street
Martborg
Massachusetts Bay Tercentenary plans announced for 1930
Massachusetts and its cities prepare for a Bay State tercentenary in 1930 with state wide planning. Ralph Adams Cram leads the efforts. Massachusetts Bay Tercentenary, Inc. forms with Herbert Parker as president. Cities like Boston Dorchester Cambridge Roxbury Medford Lynn Newton Brookline participate with local observances planned.
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Ralph Adams Cram
Boston
Sudbury
Massachusetts Bay
Cram
Episcopal Church
Montgomery M. Goodwin
Church of the Holy Trinity
Marlboro
Bay State
Massachusetts Bay Tercentenary, Inc
Herbert Parker
Cambrid
Dorchester
Watertown
Cambridge
Roxbury
Medford
Lynn
Newton
Brookline
Lincoln
Belmont
Waltham
Cambridge Union
Union
Ihe
Joseph H.beale
Citizens’ Committee
James Jackson
Everett B. Mero
Charles K. Bolton
Charles R. Gow
John Lowell
Samuel E. Morison
Everal
Gvith
CommonWealth
Lancaster
Charles B. Barnes
Hingham
William A. Pew
Salem
John J. Walsh
Richard B Coolidge
William P. Greenlaw
Winthrop Countenay Guild
Alden H. Kenyon
William J. McDonald
Wm. Jowell Putnam
Arthur P. Russell
Eee E. Standwood
Wellesley
Planned Massachusetts centennial tribute approved for nationwide reach
A worthy commemoration is assured with a coordinated policy by the current organization to weave details into a notable program. The plan aims for a dignified celebration, not a spectacle, with spectacular elements and broad enjoyment, statewide in Massachusetts and open participation in New England. It will leave Permanent for ongoing inspiration, but no world fair or international exposition is proposed.
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Massachusetts
New England
Massachusetts Tercentenary Plan Expands Across State
Local committees form in Springfield Pittsfield Amherst Northampton Brockton and Gloucester to manage exhibits and events for the 1930 Massachusetts Bay Tercentenary. The central council provides advisory aid while planning centers spread nationwide with Boston as a headquarters hub in the capital.
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Commonwealth
Central Tercentenary Council
Remder
Boston
Massachusetts Bay Tercentenary Inc
New England
Springfield
Pittsfield
Amherst
Northampton
Brockton
Gloucester
America
Massachusetts
Public health orders rabies case reporting and Pasteur treatment
Dr. George H. Bigelow announces all dog bite incidents must be reported to health authorities to curb rabies deaths. He notes 266 mad dogs so far this year, mainly in the east, and urges Pasteur prophylaxis as the effective preventative, citing a recent death in Newton.
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George H. Bigelow
Public Health
Public Health Council
Bigelow
Newton
Board of
Public Health Urges Pasteurization Supply Increase at Rotary Luncheon
Dr Bigelow urged expanded pasteurization supplies in local health units during a Boston Rotary luncheon at the Statler, noting rabies in Connecticut with a mad dog traveling 80 miles and infecting 100 animals. He warned infantile paralysis will not decline without clean milk, linking disease in industry to schools and business interests.
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Bigelow
Boston
Hotel
Statler
Gardner Poole
Arasieaa
Australia Tops World Markets For 1928 Auto Exports
Australia bought the most passenger cars and trucks among export markets in the first half of 1928, absorbing 19,596 passenger cars and 6,272 trucks. Argentina ranked second with 18,202 cars and 5,885 tires. Sweden and Belgium followed. Canada exported 18,691 passenger cars and 7,861 trucks, while total automobil and accessory exports reached $39,936,101.
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Australia
Argentina
Sweden
Belgium
United Kingdom
Germany
J& Money
Denmark
Brazil
Canada
William A Thy Arrives From Bretton Woods Hotel Post
William A Thy of Bolton Street arrived yesterday from Bretton Woods where he served as a waiter at the Mount Stone House. He noted this marks his seventh year at the well known hotel.
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William A. Thy
Bolton St
Bretton Woods
Ston
Sunday Bill on Fi Fold of Bales State Woush
The bill outlines a statewide petition to place a measure on the ballot. It includes referendums on local sports funding admission rights and broader repeal of Prohibition era laws. Alfred G. Day supports the proposal while opponents raise concerns about adoption consistency.
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Betts
Plymouth
Essex
Sands
Massachusetts
Alfred G. Dayan
Ne Doe
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