Army Social Work Reform Report Targets Nonsectarian Agency
Raymond D. Fosdick, leading the commission on training camp activities, urges the government to assume social work for the army in future emergencies through a single nonsectarian agency. The report criticizes private groups like the YMCA and Knights of Columbus for sectarian influence and inefficiencies, while praising the Salvation Army and Jewish Welfare Board for effective service though with caveats.
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Commission On Training Camp Activities
Washington
Raymond D. Fosdick
War Department
Baker
Young Men's Christian Association
Knights of Columbus
Jewish Welfare Board
Socretien Wharing
United War Work Campaign Fund
Army
Mr. Fosdick
France
My Heart and My Husband Adele Garrison’s New Phase
In a Bayview school setting Adele Garrison recalls Miss Dean arranging a lunch with Milly Stockbridge present in Kenny Stockbridge’s office, while the narrator worries over Milly’s jealousy and plans. Milly brings an ice cream and cake, hoping to surprise, as Kenneth is away on business. (Continued Tomorrow)
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Mesemei
Mist
Kenny
Miss Dean
Stockbridge
Milly
Kenneth Stockbridge
Milly Stockbridge
Mr. Stockbridge
Alice Holcombe
Hay
Kenneth
New York Girls Run Eagle Hut Comfort for Soldiers
Miss Genevieve Clendenin and Miss Marion Tiffany head a New York Eagle Hut effort serving 155,000 soldiers and sailors monthly. They oversee bed making, meals, letters, money exchanges, theater tickets, and clothing repairs, with 4,500 beds nightly and 25,000 letters weekly. They manage funds and provide cheap meals at the Bryant Park Y hut in London.
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Marion Tiffany
New York
Bryant Park
Eagle Hut
London
Clendenin
Tiffany
Fifth Avenue
France
Frisco
Army faiths united in serving troops, chaplains key
Army men and women meeting on a common plane receive genuine affection from the American expeditionary forces. The report argues sectarian rivalries undermine social work and that servicemen fought as Americans, not by Protestant Catholic or Jewish identities. It urges religious interests stay with chaplains and nonsectarian service.
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Army
Seciet
Our Boys
Chateau Thierry
Argonne
Further Minerals Separation Cases Foreseen as Ongoing
Discussion notes higher court decisions on minerals separation and predicts many future cases. Experts criticize courts for technical questions lacking specialized training, warn of costly and divergent rulings, and urge industry collaboration to defend the art against ongoing litigation.
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Flom Butte & Superior
Broken Hill
Maren
Broken Hil
Furth
Minerals Separation’ Company
United States
District Court of Montana
Supreme Court
Horoscope for Monday June 28 in 1919 era tone
The stars forecast a clash of good and evil in governance as sun and Uranus align beneficially while Saturn weakens. The day favors cautious opinions, travel luck, and inventors, yet later malefic aspects warn of trouble among leaders and possible premature career endings for celebrities and prominent figures.
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Wil ‘Iain
Tsb Sf
Portugal
Bi Blan
Byndicare
Eight Hour Day Proposal In Sweden Boosts Labor Demand
A Stockholm report says if Sweden enacts an eight hour day, 72,000 more workers would be needed to maintain industrial output. If not, production would drop, costing over 50 million crowns. The committee estimates higher production costs by 18 percent and 350 million crowns for new worker housing. Mexico Cotton Crop In 1918 Reaches 78,892,700 kilos.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Mexico
Mexico City
Department of Agriculture and Development
Silk's Value Once Measured By Its Weight In Gold
A historical note recalls silk’s extraordinary value when, in a past era, it was priced by its own weight in gold, underscoring silk’s scarce distribution and high demand across cultures and eras.
May Copper Output Surges in Small Group Share
May copper output by 17 representative companies rose about 1,350,000 pounds versus April, totaling 83 85 pounds and reaching an estimated 115,000,000 pounds for the month from all sources. These firms account for over 72 percent of production, with larger producers operating near 80 percent capacity. The silver market steadied near 1.09, while India’s embargo on silver imports remains. Lead demand in the Midwest remained strong, with market prices rising to 5.40 cents in mid-June as New York prices align with St Louis. The week saw substantial speculative activity and firming prices across metals.
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Engineering
Ing Journal
the Journal
London
India
England
Man Oupposentot
Middle West
New York
Co Summers
St. Louis
American Smelting and Refining Company
St. Toutsine
China
Bout Am
Althouh
Railroad Bridge Completion Near Anchorage
The Talkeetna river railroad bridge, 113 miles north of Anchorage, is completed after under three months work. The structure spans 2,200 feet, marking a rapid completion for the project announced on May 12.
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miDuk
Anchorage
Alaska
Talkeetna River
Military induction figures in Mexican public schools
Mexico City reports that over 1,500,000 children have received military induction in public schools during the last three years. The statistic highlights broad mobilization efforts across the education system and reflects major demographic engagement in national service.
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Lipary Instruction
Mexico City
Mexico
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