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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1919

Page

6

Milk price cut hits Greater Boston markets

The main Boston milk distributors reduced the price from 16 1 2 to 15 1 2 cents this month and for May, with a further half cent drop promised in June. After H P Hood Sons and the New England Milk Producers Association announced the cut, nearly all dealers followed suit across the city.

Greater Boston H. P. Hood & Sons New England Milk Producers’ Association

Officers Assigned to Command Submarines for Exhibition

Washington March 31 Navy Department announced assignments of naval officers to command German submarines arriving for exhibition. Lieutenant-Commander H Gibson to UC 87 Lieutenant-Commander J L Nielson to UB SS Lieutenant-Commander A G Dibrell to U 117 Lieutenant-Commander Hw T Smith to U 148.

Washington United States Navy Department H. Gibson J. L. Nielson UB SS A. G. Dibrell Hw. T. Smith

Harvard Radio School Moves to Great Lakes Training

The world’s largest radio school, now at Harvard, will be moved to the Navy’s Great Lakes training station in Chicago around April 1. The program has grown to nearly 4000 students from a start of 15 at the war’s outbreak.

Washington Harvard University Navy Great Lakes Chicago

Revere Woman Becomes Notary Public

Miss Lucy Vellecco of Revere formerly of the North End was appointed the only woman notary of Italian extraction in New England yesterday. A 21 year old daughter of Mrs Grace Vellecco of 484 Revere Street she has long aided American Red Cross and Italian relief efforts in the North End.

Lucy Vellecco Revere North End New England Grace Vellecco Revere Street

Noted patriot Captain Foster dies in Indianapolis

Captain Wallace Foster, famed across the nation for promoting patriotism in public schools, died last night in Indianapolis at age 82.

Indianapolis Wallace Foster United States

Knights at Daylight at Horace Greeley Lodge

Horace Greeley Lodge No 163 Knights of Pythias will knight five esquires this afternoon at William Parkman Hall Boston. The event is open to all order members, shafts closed. In Westphalia meetings urged troop withdrawal, 25 percent pay rise, bonuses and a six hour day, with 18 000 railway workers threatening a general strike by April 10.

Horace Greeley Knights of Pythias Order William Witten Dortmund Westphalia

Strike Spreads Among German Coal Miners

Reports from Essen and nearby towns indicate a rising strike wave among coal miners. Today about 30,000 workers joined the walkout as the stoppage spreads into surrounding areas.

Cologne Associated Press Essen

Photograph Requirement for Commutation Tickets

New York March 31 Commuters to New Jersey coast resorts along the Pennsylvan ia and New Jersey Central lines must attach photographs to their commutation tickets new order from the United States railroad administration announced today.

New York New Jersey Pennsylvania New Jersey Central Lines United States Railroad Administration

That's Me All Over Mable letters book sale notice

Copyright 1919 by Frederick A Stokes Company announces the complete series That s Me All Over Mable published in book form and available for sale by all booksellers.

Frederick A. Stokes Mable All

Army hospitals to aid in job getting

Washington March 21 Commanders of the general hospitals of the army have been instructed by Surgeon General Ireland on request of President Morrison of the Civil Service Commission to extend every possible aid to representatives of the commission appointed to aid sick and wounded soldiers to obtain civil service positions on their discharge.

Washington General Hospitals of Army Ireland President Morrison Civil Service Commission

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