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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1919

Page

3

Rabbi Denounces Bolshevism in American Judaism Speech

Rabbi Abraham Nowak at Temple Chabei Shalom Union Park yesterday argued that no Jew can be a Bolshevist. He said Bolshevik doctrine conflicts with Judaism's 2000 year heritage. Hugh Frayne urges “Bring back the dollar” in an article on Bolshevism and Labor for Boston Sunday Post. Frayne as AFL organizer speaks with notable authority on the era's crisis.

Abraham Nowak Temple Chabei Shalom Union Park Street Hugh Frayne Boston Sunday Post American Federation of Labor

Notable World War Leaders and Political Figures Featured

Major-General Sir David Watson and Major-General Sc W Morrison, both veterans of the great war and leaders in Canadian forces, are highlighted. The piece also notes Congressman John J Rogers’s community work, Mrs Henry W Keyes as a novelist and speaker, Taft’s straw hat, John E Campbell’s long public service, and Wilson receiving a gold box symbolizing Allied liberty with royal portraits.

Sir David Watson Quebec Sc. W. Morrison Ottawa Wilson England City of London Liberty Britannia

Biddeford and Saco Mills Opened After Walkout

Biddeford and Saco textile mills reopened today for the first time since Feb 3 when workers walked out for a 48 hour week. Officials report returning staff is encouraging across Pepperell and York mills while union leaders say none have returned. 5000 plus workers are employed at the two plants amid orderly scenes as entrances are guarded by pickets.

Biddeford Saco Pepperell York Mills

Wakefield Street Reports Highest Soldier Density

Wakefield claims Lake Street holds the record for most service members per street length in the country. The two tenths of a mile road with 33 houses lists 22 men in the armed forces, nearly one per household.

Wakefield Lake Street

Scarcity of Rooms Urges Boston Hospitality Demand

With ten days to the parade, thousands of Yankee Division relatives plan to stay in Boston. Only 2000 rooms are promised while 30,000 applications were sent in. Beverly Rantoul leads the committee urging hosts to report available rooms and contact details to prevent overcrowding.

New England Boston Beverly Rantoul

Boston Clergy Appeal Seeks Community Room and Shelter Help

The appeal through the clergy last Sunday brings many responses as Boston residents offer spare rooms to families during a rush. Clergy will house relatives from distant places at least 40 miles outside the city, with several families sharing one room when needed.

Boston

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