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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
5
Washington April 7 seven recommendations urge creating a veterans service administration to handle relief for ex soldiers. The plan would place a director general in charge, reporting directly to the President, with overall responsibility for government veteran care.
Charles G. Dawes of Chicago, chairman of the commission, told the President as he handed the report that he believed the recommendations were sound. The exchange highlighted confidence in the panel’s findings and its guidance on policy.
A report outlines a plan for a new centralized agency to oversee veteran relief, merging the bureau of war risk insurance and the rehabilitation division with parts of the public health service. It calls for a director general with broad powers, rapid hospital expansion, and use of existing and new hospital facilities to aid disabled veterans.
Westfield reports Rev. Francis Klos former pastor of St. Joseph's Polish Church arrested on a charge of larceny amounting to 436 dollars from the church. Trustee Peter J. Sadowski acts as complainant. Klos had been deposed after his wife accused him of non support and he refused to leave the parsonage after departure.
Secretary Weeks says Bergdoll extradition from Germany is a diplomatic question and lies with the State Department. He adds the War Department will press to have Bergdoll returned to U S military custody.
A letter from P. J. Haley and D. M. Calnan of Gettysburg Command U V A objects to branding Oswald G Villard as a traitor for his writings on the Trent affair and related matters. They defend equal liberty and justice for all including those with German ancestry and urge public consideration of the Villard commission.
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