Word: parks
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...former member of the editorial staffs of the London Daily News and the Manchester Guardian will be the speakers at the luncheon of the Foreign Policy Association on Saturday, at the Copley Plaza Hotel, Boston. The luncheon is open to the public, and tickets may be obtained at 403 Park square, Boston...
...scores of the Belmont team in the four games played this season indicate a rather weak combination. Both Boston Latin and the Cambridge Latin School won their contests, 1-0 and 6-1 respectively. Hyde Park High School lost by a 1-0 score, and the Boston Trade School played to a tie. On the other hand, the Harvard team has beaten the Cambridge Latin School, 8-0, and has won all of its games by at least five points...
...Woolworth Co. has also acquired the famous Woolworth Building on Broadway, Manhattan, out of sentiment to the founder and also because the company's headquarters has long been located there. At the death of the late Mr. Woolworth, the building bearing his name was held by the Broadway-Park Place Co., which Mr. Woolworth owned. The shares of the latter passed to the Woolworth estate. By the sale of the Woolworth Building, ownership is now transferred to the thousands of stockholders in the F. W. Woolworth Co. all over the country and even abroad...
...Robert Emlen Sumner '25 of Boston, Ibis. The office of Treasurer was given to Merrill Garcelon '25 of Newton and that of Secretary to Charles Edward Thorp '25 of Kewanee, Illinois. Edward Walker Marshall '26 of Portland, Maine will be Assistant Treasurer, and Lewent Upham Harris '26 of Tuxedo Park, New York, Assistant Secretary...
...this juncture Mr. Widener (whose private gallery at Lynnewood, in the Elkins Park suburb of Philadelphia, contains a dozen or more of the finest Rembrandt canvases that ever have been brought out of Europe, including that celebrated landscape chef d'oeuvre The Mill) intervened, and paid or advanced as a loan to Prince Yusupov 100,000 pounds sterling, taking over the two paintings as security. It was announced at the time that he had purchased them outright, and evidently Mr. Widener himself preferred to view the transaction in that light, as he tightened it up with an iron-clad...