Dad dy Allen describes World Conference on Crippled Children at The Hague
Kiwanis Club luncheon heard E F Allen known as Daddy recount the Second World Conference for Crippled Children in The Hague. Twentythree nations participated with language labeling using ribbons and colored paper for multilingual speeches. Delegates debated whether government or lay organizations should lead crippled children’s work, adopting a Bill of Rights for the Cripple and noting European customs experiences.
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Belgium
Seganard
Rocco Tromberia
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Chicago
New London Scouts Open Season Report
New London Troop 2 Bor Scout opened their 1935 camp season with a rally roast at the scout camp and drew excellent attendance. Dorz Twaddie, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Twaddle, has enrolled in the Freshman Class of Oderup College after working as a salesman for the New London Power Company. A community play, Valley Farm, sponsored by Rainbow Philethea Class, is in rehearsal under director G L Spade and will be staged within the next two weeks.
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Crosswords and honors mix in local page notes
Crossword clues and biographical items mix in a fragmentary local column. The piece mentions a grandmotherly figure and a list of guests from Norwalk and nearby areas, with references to family ties and social notices.
Six Boston Houses Built Before 1776
Six Boston houses dating to before the Revolutionary War remain standing. The Was House at Sun Court and North Street, built about 1659, is the only overhang house left besides Paul Revere’s. Also mentioned are Qid Corner Bookstore at Washington and School Streets, Marshall Hesse on Marshall Lane off Hanover Street, a Tileston and Pierce House next to Paul Revere’s House in North Square dated 1711, plus notes on preservation and repairs. Names Bryan, Carl Sanger of Savannah, and Paul and Norman Fuller appear.
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North Street
Boston
Paul Revere
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Washington
School Streets
Marshall Hesse
Marshall Lane
Hanover Street
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Tileston
Pierce
North Square
Burts
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Pillsbury’s
Scott County
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Jack Frost
Country Club
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Angel Food
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