Norway grants state responsibility for illegitimate children
The Children's Bureau reports Norwegian laws place the state and both parents as jointly responsible for illegitimate children. It notes the child is entitled to upbringing and education from father and mother, and outlines the history and impact on wartime child welfare efforts.
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Washington
U. S. Department of Labor
Children's Bureau
Weather Forecast for May 13 to 18 in Ohio Valley
The period May 13 to 18 shows fair weather across Ohio Valley and Tennessee. Temperatures will rise modestly around Tuesday with a return to near normal levels thereafter. The report also notes wartime shipping demands with 8,000,000 men transported, 9,420,000 tons of supplies, 1,000,000 horses and mules, and 47,600,000 gallons of petrol carried.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Ohio Child Death Toll From Preventable Diseases
Ohio reports 482 under five died in February from preventable diseases including pneumonia whooping cough diphtheria measles and meningitis Pneumonia caused 340 deaths and whooping cough 51 The program aims to cut monthly deaths to 902 to save 4510 babies this year and reduce infant mortality amid wartime conditions driven by state county and federal campaigns on parental education and disease prevention.
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Columbus
Ohio
Division of Child Hygiene
State Department of Health
Health Department
Progres
Shipyards of South Are Now Growing Fast
Atlanta May 13 Dixieland is a land of shipbuilding just now with riveters hammers and saws in many new yards. Savannah Charleston Mobile Tampa New Orleans have contracts worth millions for the government and harbors are being upgraded to handle more ships.
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Atlanta
Dixieland
Potsdam
Savannah
Charleston
Mobile
Tampka
New Orleans
United States Steel Corporation
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Henderson Shipbuilding Company
Pinto Island
Tarpon Springs
Pensacola
Jacksonville
Fla
Brunswick
Darien
Biloxi
Pascagoulez
Miss
Old South
Dixie
Joe Jackson's Early Start Spurs White Sox Hitters
Joe Jackson opens the 1918 season with strong hitting for Chicago, sparking the White Sox as Eddie Collins also climbs to a high early batting mark. Weather delays and rough starts for others frame a promising Chicago lineup.
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Joe Jackson
BIG Sox
United Press
New York
White Sox
Lefty Williams
Rowland
Urban Faber
Jackson
Eddie Collins
Cleveland
Sox
Chicago
Collins
Utley to be busy this summer with farms and development
Amesville Ohio May 11. Mr and Mrs C E Jennings and a valet return from Utley after a week with Mr Jackson ill. Jennings buys multiple farms at prices 50 to 600 per acre, repairs tenant houses, hires Harry Turner to oversee work, and plans a large summer hotel, saw mill, stone crusher, and a first class electrician. Time will tell if they run a mine again.
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Amesville
C. E. Jennings
New York
Utley
Jackson
Nerry Furway
Mr. Jennings
Alex Marquis
Chas
Caldwell
N. W
France
Sedwick
Federal
F. M. McCune
G. H. Clark
Harry Turner
John Eckert
Amesville Messenger Special Correspondence Returns Soldier Story
Moya Meeks, from Amesville, reports being rejected for service at first and again in the draft before Chillicothe. He hoped to pass and says he has done his bit and is ready when needed. J. B. West of Mansfield visits regarding oil property on Linscott Run. Rev. Doolittle leaves Presby terian Church for Laurelsville.
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Frank Pope
Frank
Athens
O. E. Wooley
Guysville
Bob Cabeen
Alex Moore
Wm. Cornell
Harry Henry
Camp Sheridan
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Okey
Bethesda
W. E. Clark
Newark
Columbus
Lester Mickle
Coolville
Uncle Sam
Indianapolis
Ind
Moya Meeks
Camp Sherman
Kaiser
Chillicothe
J. B. West
Mansfield
Linscott Run
Doolittle
Laurelsville
Cubs learn army umpires rule at Camp Cody
The Chicago Cubs found a stricter umpire regime at Camp Cody New Mexico where officers wearing insignia dismissed disputes quickly. Players like Dode Paskett and King Lear faced strict enforcement as Majors and lieutenants ruled the plate. Back home the Cubs hoped for a gentler standard though the experience left them unsettled.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
John K. Tener
National League
Cubs
Camp Cody
N. M
Dode Paskett
Dode
Army
King Lear
King
Fred Merkle
Hank O'Day
Major Nelly
Ohio War Savings in Schools Sets Records
Ohio reports 4262 War Savings Societies organized in schools by May 1. In March members of 2470 societies bought 225492.79 in War Savings and Thrift Stamps with an average of 110 per room. The Fifty-Third National Bank Cincinnati led with over 27000 saved. Dissolve Roumanian Parliament announced with elections on June 17.
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Columbus
Ohio
Paul A. DeLong
War Savings Division
Ohio War Savings Committee
War Savings
Beta Tau Sigma
Fifty-Third National Bank
Cincinnati
Amsterdam
Ohio University Beats Wittenberg In Low-Scoring Game
Ohio University defeated visiting Wittenberg 11 to 3 Saturday afternoon in a featureless contest. Kreiger led Ohio with four hits while White added three as the Bobcats piled up thirteen hits. Wittenberg, in its first game of the season, struggled offensively with three hits and had several costly errors. Chapman started for Ohio and struck out seven.
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Ohio University
Wittenberg
Chapman
Springfield Boys
Ohio
Kreiger
White
Banks
Delph
Wyman
Schindler
Watkins
Grover
Andrews
Hendershott
Newman
Bradley
Schaffer
Maurice
D. Smith
Gus White
Wentz
Smith
Lentz
S. Smith
Irons
Peg
Wittenberg Abrhpore
Trone
O'S
Marchman
Buchanan
Galbreath
Bsutente
DO Vecesente
MD Ks
Marshman
Mr. Mason
Columbus
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