Smoot Attacks Babson and Creel in War Publications Probe
A government printing investigation accuses Babson and Creel of abusing funds by printing 30 144 speeches of federal officials at $442 798 cost. It notes savings from discontinuing 266 journals and various war publications, while condemning propaganda and League of Nations teaching aims. The report highlights transfer of the Official Bulletin to Babson and Creel era influences on army publications and advertisements urging speculation.
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Congress
Pliaces
Army
Navy
War Service
Committee On Public Information
George Creel
United States
Bulletin
Babson
Creel
Edward S. Rochester
C. T. Clayton
Department of Labor
Creel Committee
National School Service
League of Nations
Amaroc
Coblenz
Germany
Wild Cat
Babson Denies Secret Connivance Over Official Bulletin
Roger W. Babson told a Post reporter in Wellesley Hills that he has never conspired with anyone regarding the Official or United States Bulletin. He said the United States Bulletin is a private weekly, not a paid venture, and would suspend publication if Congress restores the Official Bulletin. He asserted no truth to reports of file or subscriber index transfers and noted he would retire if Congress resumes the Official Bulletin.
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United States
Roger W. Babson
Wellesley Hills
Post
Official Bulletin
Babson
Washington
Congress
United States Bulletin
Smoot
Mr. Babson
The
Babson Institute
Jackson Place
Edward S. Rochester
Washington Post
Noonan's Hair Petrole Promises Relief For Dry Hair
The advertisement claims Noonan's Hair Petrole soothes the sensitive scalp and removes dry scales. It touts antiseptic and soothing ingredients, with a week of daily use showing improvement. Prices listed: 15 cents per treatment in barber shops or $1.00 per bottle from T Noonan & Sons Co. Boston.
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Noonan
T. Noonan & Sons Co
Portland St
Boston
Mass
Fire rages at Deer Island prison hospital as inmates help fight blaze
A fierce fire at Deer Island prison hospital prompted deputies and Winthrop fire crews to release inmates to battle the flames. Fireboat 47 joined East Boston and wardens in controlling the blaze, started by spontaneous combustion in old mattresses, with no major property losses reported.
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Deer Island
William Neff
Edward O'Keefe
George W. Holden
Keefe
Winthrop Fire Department
Secon
Winthrop
Smith Morey
O'Keefe
Boston
O’keefe
Deer Island Hospital
Shirley Point
Creel Denounces Smoot in Official Bulletin Row
George Creel, former head of the Committee on Public Information, calls Senator Smoot’s report about the Official Bulletin transfer a lie. He recalls seeking to auction assets, the attorney general’s order to return funds, and Babson’s copy of the mailing list, denying government expense.
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New York
George Creel
Committee On Public Information
Smooth
Roger W. Babson
Senator Smoot
Creel
Smoot
Babson
Baseball Game Postponed to Patriots' Day Morning
The Middlesex School nine will play the Country Day School of Newton on Patriots' Day morning April 19, as the annual game scheduled for next Saturday at North Concord has been postponed.
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Concord
North Concord
Middlesex School
Newton
Patriots
Vicks Vapor Rub Recommended For Child Colds
Doctors advise direct topical use on inflamed areas for children as their digestion remains delicate. External application with Vicks is safe and repeats often, applying to throat and chest then warming with hot cloths. For coughs, a pea sized swallow may help and free samples are available from Vick Chemical Company Greensboro NC.
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Vick Chemical Company
b.Road Street
Greensboro
N.C
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Tremont St. Orge
Billy
Brownie
Chief Tewksbury
E Dep
Boylston and
Arlington Streets
Brands
Detroit
Jewel Gas Reva Let Bake Pte
Owas
A. H. Morrison & Sons Co
Portland Street
Tel
Hay
Detroit Stove Works
Steve Plant
Mich
Vick
Visa
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