Wolfson Explains Resignation From Manhattan High School
Dr Wolfson, principal of Manhattan High School, testified before the Board of Education about his decision to resign, citing conflicts with wartime education policies and a desire for academic freedom. He denied personal motive, noting experience since U.S. entered the war shaped his stance. critics questioned possible pecuniary motives. He defended his Americanism and warned that teachers face ongoing scrutiny of conduct beyond school hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur At. Wolfson
Manhattan High School of Ponts Mercerial School
Board of Aducajion
New York
Wulfron
Gorth
William L. Ettinger
John L. Tildaley
Edward B. Bhaltow
Walfson
Mer
Wolfson
United States
Board of Education
Hupple
Married Union of Weeks and Daughter's Friend in New York
The marriage united 63 year old John A. Weeks with 19 year old Ming Hilsa Sehriever, previously a play musté performer. The ceremony took place in Gr non hares with Rev. Charles L. Stat ney officiating. Weeks, a New York lawyer, resides on Worth Street and is a Republican. Sehriever, described as the daughter of a distant family, had known Weeks since they met when she was a school chum of Weeken's daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Weekes
New York
Taxicaliwty
Ming Hilsa Sehriever
Sr Wacken
Mr. Wenken
Matilde
Fkane
Lyeh Lah
Worken
Hamilton Teergin
Mian Scheidyr
Weekun
Tre Deni
Agios
Seluul
Jewels worth 75000 seized. reward offered in dispute
A scrambled report notes a loss of 75000 in jewels and a reward of 1000 in local currency. Names and places are garbled, but the incident centers on the retrieval effort and the involved parties in a city lodging area near a pier and hotel. Details are incomplete.
Eager Quest of Knowledge Ends in Jail Cell
A youth identified as Benjamin 5. Uplnas, twenty years old, was jailed after admitting a library theft attempt aimed at gaining knowledge. He spoke of his family’s poverty and his mother’s tuberculosis, saying knowledge could guide him to improve their lives. He will remain in custody until Monday as investigators pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
Uplnas
Joffouan
Marek
Tad Han
May
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Brines
Pleishman
Fhr
Ha Tai
Merguon
Oliver Lodge
Redleeue
Jean
Tigen
Joy Reigns in Home Of Youth Freed of Tough Kid Label
Willis McCue once dubbed the toughest kid on the street sails on a tugboat to Kingston with his mother Annie Harbinger regaining pride after a Supreme Court ruling cleared his name. His story recalls how a photograph in a Russell Sage Foundation book scarred him years earlier and how the family kept faith as Willie returns to a simple life with his brother Mike and a hopeful future.
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Willis McCue
Hell's Kitchen
Kingston
Thia
Hudson River
Supreme Court
Russell Sage Foundation
Willie
Annie Harbinger
Eleventh Avenue
Mike
Harbinger
Narbinger
Kenny
Willey
Enuwe
Jim Weeks
Ives
Bandits Rob Bank Five Escape With Cash and Bonds
Five masked bandits robbed the Grew Norther State Bank in St Paul. They escaped in a car with 85000 in Liberty bonds and non negotiable paper. The cashier Kytnun was likely warned and the loot included 10500 in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonde ST. Paul
Sip Ciulayeen
Central Federated Union Backs Fight For Closed Port
The Central Federated Union vows support for longshoremen and teamsters in their fight against the Gitzehs Transportation Committee and Merchants Association. It orders its executive committee to raise funds and stage a campaign to back the strikers. Leaders John F Riley and William J Kehne spoke on solidarity and strategy, as unions prepare for open shop pressure on New York harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Federated Union
Labor Temple
Test Nigt
Riking
Teamsters
Gitzehs Transportation Committee
Morchants Association
Centre Federated Union
Organizatehor
John F Riley
International Longshoremen's Association
Willian J. Kehne
Transportation Trades Conscil
Citizens Transportation Committee
New York
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Transportation Trades Council
William F. Ketoe
Transportation "Trades Council
Boness
Sront
Rike
Setion
Traian Gonneil
Leudera Ut
American Federation of Labor
Montreal
Duel Claim Tarns Policeman Kills Suspected Robber at City Corner
A man described as a negro from 2400 Seventh Avenue was shot and killed early yesterday by Policeman Walter Allen in front of a restaurant at 1X7th Street and Seventh Avenue. Humphrey allegedly fired at Allen as onlookers urged restraint. officers from West 135th Street precinct had to intervene to protect Allen from a mob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Humphrey
Negro
Seventh Avenue
Killac
Walter Allen
Ulee U Segeo
Humphrey
Pamuck
Aller
Kenorven
135Th Street
Wolfe
Allen
Nine Stowaways Plunge Into River After Ship Encounter
In a chaotic incident aboard the vessel, nine stowaways clashed with ship guards and leaped into the river. The event disrupted surveillance and drew swift attention from authorities as rescue and investigation efforts commenced.
Bandit Gets Seven Years in Hold-Up Case
James Kerr twenty nine of 16 Mary Street Brooklyn and Charles Weinicke thirty eight of 149 East Eighty Fifth Street were sentenced in General Sessions by Judge Malone. Kerr received seven years in Sing Sing for robbery and Weinicke ten years for burglary related to a May break in at 162A Third Avenue. Kerr and Weinicke’s cohorts fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kerr
Mary Street
Brooklyn
Fifth Street
Sing Line
Malone
Charles Weinicke
East Eighly-fifth Street
Sing Sing
Weinickel
Third Avenue
No extensions, morning weather brief on June 26
The message asserts no extension and notes good morning with a forecast of likely fair weather for June 26. It provides a dated, concise daily weather update and a firm stance on timelines.
Cotton Frocks for Miss 14 to 20 Summer Styles
Imported hand made frocks in two models feature accordion pleats, tied hems and collars, and dotted Swiss or gingham trims. Colors include navy, lavender, pink, white, tan and blue with dots. A second model highlights a panel back chemise line and short sleeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Gingham
Mid-year clearance boys suits and coats at big discounts
The ad promotes boys suits and light topcoats with large reductions. It highlights hand finished fabrics, single and double breasted styles, and various lining options. Sizes range 7 to 18 years with color variety and a straw hats sale reduced to two dollars.
Girls coats and frocks in Second Floor collection
Readied coats range from box and sailor collars to bloused backs and shawl collars in serge velours broad cloth and tricotine. Prices from 9.75 to 20.05 with 20 percent deductions. frocks in voile lace and taffeta crepe de chine priced around 12 to 15 after deduction. Sizes 1 to 16 for dresses and 6 to 16 for coats.
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Copenhagen
Sale on Frocks At Discount Prices
Frocks of taffeta or Georgette crepe are offered at a special discount of 20 percent reducing the price from 35.50 to 25.20 dollars. The promotion highlights a savings of 10.30 dollars on the original tag.
Well-tailored Shantung Suits for Women at Salons
The ad touts well-tailored Shantung suits at $33.75 with a 20 percent discount to $27. It highlights two smart models with clean-cut lines, one a long neck to hem tassado style and the other a straight collar with dual pockets. Located on the second floor, Old Building.
Two Groups of Fine Silk Stockings on Sale
Two groups of full fashioned all silk stockings with various features and colors, originally priced at $2.50 and $3.78, reduced by 20 percent with tax adjustments. Offers include black, white, brown, navy, and two-tone blends, sizes shown, on the Main floor of the Old Building.
Bathing Accessories and Apparel Sale Items Listed
A catalog of diving caps, bags, and swimwear details assorted in colors and sizes. Includes rubber caps, silk and sateen caps, rubberized bags, drawstrings, and satin shoes with prices ranging from $1 to $10. Odds and ends describe cap styles, trims, and display notes for the Main floor Goods Section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaney
Evers
Paney
Eilor
Oxford
Fashionable blouses offered with embroidery and voile trim
French blouses priced 20 to 27.50 are reduced to 15. A handful of hand made Pavia house models in fine batista or voile feature Val hive embroidery and hemstitching. One white voile overblouse shows a high waist with tape insert and pink bands at neck waist sleeves and hem. Third floor Old Building.
Slightly Scratched Bicycles for Sale
Bundled listing of bicycles with various sizes and conditions offered at Burlington Arcade New Building. Includes boys and girls models with differing frame sizes and a one year guarantee. Prices shown per item with multiple units available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Arcade
New
Fine Organdies and fabric shades on sale
Text appears as a garbled textile ad listing fine organ dies in multiple colors including pink ross flesh apricot and Nile green with names like orchid gray and terry. The fragment mentions yard-dyed fabrics and a 20 percent payment option at five cents per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Price Reductions on Men s Good Suits at Brplington Store
The Brplington Aredde Store advertises reduced prices on men s good suits with a 20 percent discount applied. Wanamaker stock of high grade fancy suits is featured with sale prices listed, plus emphasis on expert tailoring and a wide range of styles and sizes for all customers.
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Brplington
New Panama Hat Arrivals At All Stores
New stock arrives featuring Panama hats priced from seven fifty to twenty five dollars. Selection highlights diverse styles and colors. Purchasers are urged to browse Noor Init and Tess locations for festive options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RIX. Sia
Athletic Union Promotes New Uniforms at Burlington Ave
An athletic group showcases new uniforms priced at $200 with corded fabric and striped accents. Sleeveless liner options and shorter lengths are offered. A 20 percent discount is applied on select items during the Burlington Avenue promotion for New Build.
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Burlington
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Sehriever
LWT
Leavin
Earl Neekient
Jase
Tim
Hotel Manhattan
Deal
Bowman
Pershing Square
New Group
Manhattan
Madison Avenue
John Meir
Bowmg
Commodore
Murray Wilf
Murray
National City Company
Boye Lease Whelees
Ihea
Old Colony Club
Transportation Club
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McKinley
Lexington Avenue
Forty Third Street
Murray Hill
Severi
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Tough Kid
Bandits
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A. F. of L
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Pakiemo
Cain
Devlin
Piles Depuis
Haiti
Hitern
Bandit
Weather Report
Werther
Comite Stara
Mhuitel Wi Teramin
Rennayt Mk
Astary
Uel Telym Uem
PNAE
Promise Nash
Wit Kerrr Weaf Reve
Rene Wing
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Nave
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Dediet
Lees
Lens
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Eizee
Panama
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