New England Coal Dealers Association Aims for Reform
Object of the association is social moral and intellectual improvement and benefit of its members and the coal trade of the New England states. All regularly established retail coal dealers are eligible for membership. The organization stands for the best in business and seeks loyal support from every coal dealer in New England.
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New England Coal Dealers’ Association
New England
New England States
United States Fuel Administration
Fuel Administration
New England Coal Dealers
Round Up 40 for British Canadian Recruitment
After a city tour visiting pool halls, cinemas, and shooting galleries by British and Canadian recruiting officers, at least 40 men promised to report for medical board examination at the local depot. Major Kenneth J. Marlatt, head of the mission in Massachusetts, was asked to send at least 0 men to Canada this week.
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Kenneth J. Marlatt
Massachusetts
Canada
Big Night for Souse Special Attleboro
Attleboro records a drunken crowd as 61 men qualified for passengers by intoxication and were helped from the platform. One man was arrested for being unable to navigate. The Souse Special, running from Pawtucket, drew such demand officials may add another car by next Saturday night.
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Attleboro
Pawtucket
62D
Pawtucket- Attleboro Street Railway
New Clubhouse for MIT Naval Fliers
Due to rapid growth in naval aviators in training at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology a new wooden clubhouse is being started. It measures about 60 by 50 feet and will occupy a corner of the drill field between Walker Memorial and the institute proper. It will serve as hostess house and recreation area with a library lounging room dressing rooms and a ladies parlor, surrounded by a 15 foot piazza on three sides.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Walker Memorial
Institute
Got your Bond Fine and a Gift for Friend Wife
A brisk pitch offers a Bond themed gift idea and suggests surprising a spouse with a present today. It frames the proposal as a quick, friendly nudge to act on a suggested purchase.
Bay State Quarters in Paris for Massachusetts Troops
From Paris Charles S. Baxter reports headquarters for Massachusetts soldiers at the Hotel Lotti in central Paris. Dr Morton Prince oversees the setup, funded by Mrs Louis A Frothingham’s generosity.
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Bay State
Paris
Charles S. Baxter
Massachusetts
Morton Prince
Louis A. Frothingham
Massachusetts commission to set up Paris headquarters for soldiers
Massachusetts officials led by Baxter Frothingham and Dr John W Coughlin met General Pershing in Paris to plan a state headquarters. YMCAs and Knights huts will host Massachusetts troops with huts built where units are stationed. Volunteers, books, and tobacco will support soldiers and keep families back home informed. May return anticipated.
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Bay State
Paris
Knights of Columbus
Massachusetts Commission
Baxter
Frothingham
John W. Coughlin
All River
Pershing
Massachusetts
Miss Filene Forms Norton Girl Scouts
Miss Catherine Filene daughter of A Lincoln Filene of Boston and a Wheaton College senior has organized Norton’s first Girl Scout Troop Two patrols are already enrolled and more girls join daily The troop plans a thrift stamp sale and is led by a qualified leader who attended Boston Training School for Girl Scout Leaders.
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A. Lincoln Filene
Wheaton College
Norton
Catherine Filene
Boston
Miss Winsor
Miss Filene
Dean Lord Heads Delta Mu Delta Chapter at BU
Dean Lord of the College of Business Administration at Boston University has been named the first president of the Beta chapter of the Delta Mu Delta Society. The society, formed at New York University to honor commerce and finance studies, grants a charter to BU.
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Lord
College of Business Administration
Boston University
Delta Mu Delta Society
New York University
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Mary Pickford reports insult at Liberty Loan rally
New York April 14 Mary Pickford says a teen boy insulted her during a Bronx Liberty Loan rally. Dennie Joseph 19 denies it, while Mary and her mother Charlotte Pickford corroborate. A police court judge will decide tomorrow.
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Mary
Dennie
Mary Pickford
Miss Pickford
Liberty Loan
Bronx
East 149Th Street
Donnie Joseph
Clinton Avenue
Charlotte Pickford
Buy a Bond in the Youngster’s Name to Aid Country
A program urges families to purchase government bonds in the name of a young person. It highlights thrift, national service, and building a start on a savings account, framing it as civic instruction and long term benefit.
St Vincent Anniversary Overcome Fire at Milton Showplace
Bernard J. Rothwell spoke at St Vincent de Paul Society meeting held in Cathedral school hall on the feast of the Good Shepherd and relics translation anniversary. Fire Chief Holmes and Driver McDermott were overcome by smoke in a Milton residence on Edge Hill road. $5000 damage, two hours to control.
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Bernard J. Rothwell
Massachusetts Immigration Bureau
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Cathedral School
Needham
Society
Holmes
Thomas McDermott
Charles F. Davis
Edge Hill Road
East Milton
Milton
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Boston Post
Casa Aapeeeiailiiesiiaiaacistananints Coal Coal
William A. Clark
New Esgland Coal Dealers’ Association
Object of the
Liberty Bonds
Federal Fuel Administrator
James J. Storrow
Thomas W. Russell
Connecticut
Charles M. Floyd
New Hampshire
George H. Holmes
Rhode Island
J. M. Jones
Vermont
J. C. Hamlen
Maine
United States
Boston Fuel Administration Coal Regulations
Boston Fuel Administration
Hoston Fuel Committee
Boston Fuel Committee
New England Retail Coal Dealers Association
Old South Building
Dane
Harvard
Harvard Cadet School
Charles W. Mason
Wadsworth House
Georgette
Just
Copenhagen
R. H. Stearns CO
M. I. T. Naval Fliers
LEA
Perrins
Worcestershire
Norton Girl Scouts
Dean Lord Heads
New York
ST. Vincent
Rothwell
Charles E. Davis
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