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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1920

Page

15

New England aviators reorganize amid war needs

Worcester contributes 22.85 to the Aero Club of Massachusetts building fund as the Women's committee votes to transfer its war treasury to the state aviators. The group plans to keep women active in aviation, promote safe landing fields, and back aviation clubs. The U S Air Service will create a government field at Weston near International Aircraft Airdrome. Colonel Leonard B Drennan of the Northeastern Department begins assembling planes for Boston aerial activities within a week and seeks former mechanics with Liberty and HispanoSuiza engine experience to staff Weston.

Boston New York Washington Aero Club of Massachusetts City Club Vs. KE. Hartney Olonel G. C. Brant Laurence Driggs American Flying Club International Airdrome Weston Aero Club New England Worcester The Women’s Committee City National Aeronautic Association State Organization of Aviators United States Air Service International Aircraft Leonard 19. Drennan Northeastern Army Base Liberty Air Service Drennan

New League Forms to Fight National Prohibition Aims

A new organization pledges to fight national prohibition tooth and nail while awaiting Supreme Court guidance on the constitutionality of the prohibitory amendment. It seeks to educate on liquor harms, promote temperance, regulate liquor locally, repeal the 18th Amendment and Volstead Act, and defend constitutional rights. The roster lists Charles S. Rackemann as president and Ralph Adams Cram as vice president, with numerous directors. headquarters are in Room 806 of the Little Building.

Supreme Court of the United States League Congress United States Charles S. Rackemann Ralph Adams Cram Charles M. Green Francis Reginald Bangs Alexander Lincoln T. Tileston Baldwin Lester Leland Hugh Bancroft Amos R. Littl Charles B. Barnes Roger R. Merrim Little Building

Pepsin Powder in Cheese Making Compared to Rennet

An experiment shows one ounce of pepsin powder equals 12 ounces of standard rennet extract in cheese making. Cheese produced with pepsin powder is indistinguishable from cheese made with rennet.

Rail wage talks end in dispute under transit act

The rail wage negotiations between management and unions split, with public participation opposed by the railroad executives. The dispute moves to the labor board under the Transportation Act, awaiting Wilson's tri party board appointments and potential rate impact exceeding one billion dollars.

Railroad Labor Board Wilson J. T. Whiter Congress Whiter The Labor Board Imat B. M. Jewell Railway Employees’ Conference Jewell Tri-Partite Board Transportation Act

Italian Marriage Unites Two Prominent Families

Miss Stella Louise Gallucci will wed Michael A. Fredo of Brooklyn on April 19 at Sacred Heart Church in a ceremony attended by relatives and friends. Gallucci is daughter of Dominick and Mrs Gallucci, niece of Judge Leveroni and Mrs Leveroni and Mrs Levis of Boston. Lydia Levis serves as maid of honor with Beatrice Leveroni and Rose and Theresa Gallucci as bridesmaids. Walter F. Levis, formerly with the Italian embassy, is best man.

Sacred Heart Church Stella Louise Gallucci Michael A. Fredo Brooklyn N. Y Miss Gallucci Dominick Gallucci Judgee Leveroni Albert Levis Boston Lydia Levis Beatrice Leveroni Rose

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