Salvation Army warns public against fund impostors
Colonel Adam Gifford commander of Salvation Army forces in New England warns the public against impostors seeking money for the Salvation Army Home Service Fund campaign. He states the campaign will not open until May 19 and no one is authorized to collect. Headquarters of the army has offices in the region.
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Adam Gifford
Salvation Army
New England
Salvation Army Home Service Fund
Boston
Gifford
Government Textbook Plan Promotes Professional Motherhood
The Child Welfare Bureau outlines a $50,000 program to publish textbooks for a professional motherhood course. It urges prospective mothers to consult physicians, follow a nourishing diet, maintain hygiene, rest, and dental care, and read recommended works by Sadler, Slemons, and West.
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Child Welfare Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
Uncle Sam
Uncle Sam's Bureau
Food for Germans in U S Occupation Zone
Distribution of food from the United States to German civilians in the American zone will begin within days. The first shipment includes flour bacon rice and evaporated milk from army depots in France sold to German officials at cost plus transport. German officials paid 2 700 000 marks as a first shipment payment.
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Coblenz
Associated Press
United States
American Zone of Occupation
France
Cologne
Third Army
2000 U S soldiers study at British universities
More than 2000 American soldiers, from nearly every army branch, have taken up three months of study at British universities. Most are at Liverpool University with about 200 at Cambridge and 75 at Birmingham. In Birmingham the soldier-students are treated as guests of the city.
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London
Associated Press
Liverpool University
Cambridge
Birmingham
Aaron Ward torpedo destroyer launched at Bath Iron Works
The torpedo boat destroyer Aaron Ward slid into the Kennebec River marking the Bath Iron Works sixth destroyer launched in a month. The christening was performed with champagne by Mrs. Capps of Washington, wife of Rear Admiral Washington L. Capps, senior member of the Compensation Board.
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Bath
Aaron Ward
Kennebec River
Bath Iron Works
Capps
Washington
Washington L. Capps
Murs
Navy Censor Lifts Censorship on Domestic Cablegrams
Removal of censorship rules on cablegrams within the United States and to Japan and China will take effect tomorrow, announced by the Navy Department censor. Regulations remain for messages to from and via Hong Kong where British censorship is still in force.
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Washington
United States
Japan
China
Navy Department
Hong Kong
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