Campaign total for European relief outreach reaches estimated 29 million
Headquarters announced the joint wide campaign of the European Jet Council chaired by Herbert Hoover raised about 29 million dollars to aid 3 500 000 children in Eastern Central Europe until the next year. Prices for food have fallen and the sum is expected to cover the council programme, originally set at 33 million. States have reported 18 million so far, with 600 thousand more likely from drive totals. Additional funds include 2 million from the Jewish Joint Distribution Committee 5 million from the Red Cross and 2 100 000 from the American Relief Administration.
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York
European Jet Council
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Nci
Council
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
The
Red Cross
American ‘Relief’ Administration
Chicago Opens Big Ten Baseball Race Against Illinois
The University of Chicago resumes Big Ten play at Illinois after a year away spent in Japan. The Maroons meet the Illini on their home diamond with only two veterans in the lineup.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Japan
University of Illinois
Hartness Receives John Scott Medal in Philadelphia
Governor Hartness of Vermont was presented with the John Scott medal by the American Philosophical Society for his flat turret lathe used in artillery production. The award honors useful inventions from the fund established by John Scott of Edinburgh, Scotland.
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Philadelphia
Hartness
Vermont
American Philosophical Society
John Scott
Edinburgh
Scotland
Printers Plan Open Shop Campaign Amid Strike Threat
Master printers of eastern Canada announced an open shop campaign if they strike June 1 for higher wages and shorter hours. The move was decided at a private District 16 meeting of the United Typothetae of America in Toronto.
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Toronto
Ont
Canada
District 16
United Typothetae of America
Carpenter James H. Locke Dies by Own Action in Everett
James H. Locke aged 57 a carpenter long unemployed since January strike died yesterday by hanging using a rope tied to an attic door at his home 20 Hamilton Street Everett. Police reported no foul play suspected and the death is being treated as suicide.
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James H. Locke
Hamilton Street
Everett
Hen Herding Hilarity and a Hen Picking Mix Up
An Algier Perkins tale recounts his comical attempt to buy hens from Lee Dolliver, who stocks two thousand birds. Perkins pretends expertise from a henology book to pick top layers, but ends up swapping big roosters and triggering Lee’s misgivings. The piece ends with a Grange supper and village humor.
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Algernon Perkins
Lee Dolliver
Lee
Algie
Unkle
Eternelly
Gaul
Dancer Sleeps on the Floor in Paris Display
Mile Spinnelli, famed French comedienne and dancer, promotes sleeping on a floor bed designed by Paul Iribe. She has built an iron fenced, low bed resembling a sleeping bag arrangement adopted by returning soldiers, calling it safe and happy.
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Paris
Mile
Spinnelli
Comediennes
Paul Iribe
Mile. Spinnelli
Passengers From Danzig and Bremen Diverted to Boston
Antigone of the United States Mall Steamship Company will reach port tomorrow morning from Danzig and Bremen with 37 cabin and 678 steerage passengers. The passengers will be examined and landed at Boston.
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Boston
Antigone
United States Mall Steamship Company
Danzig
Bremen
War Veteran Patrolman Weds Miss Pauline Silver
Patrolman James J. Hinchey of the Dudley Street station will marry Pauline L. Silver of 8% Fourth Street at St Augustine Church in South Boston tonight. Mr Hinchey served as a petty officer on the USS Laub and as a sergeant in the Ninth Massachusetts Infantry during the Mexican conflict. he joined the police after the recent strike.
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Hinchey
St. Augustine Church
South
Boston
Pauline L. Silver
Fourth Street
James J. Hinchey
Emerging Street
Dudley Street
Silver
St. Augustine’s
U.S. S. Laub
Ninth Massachusetts Infantry
Bride and attendants named for Boston nuptials
The article notes Miss Gertrude Silver as bridesmaid and John Horgan of 311 Broadway South Boston as best man, describing a ceremony plan and the bridal party for a local wedding.
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Gertrude Silver
John Horgan
Broadway
Boston
Advising Japan to negotiate with United States on mandate
Jiji Shimpo reports Britain France and Italy urge Japan to resume talks with the United States over the mandate issue. Newspapers think Japan will keep its rights but seek a settlement by compromising on communications.
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Japan
U. S
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Silley
Amoskeag
Invincible
Amoskeag A. C. A
Dan
River
Bates
Ee “Bates
Nashua
Fokes
Toonerville
Paris Girl
Balbriggan
Nainsock
United States Rubber Co
Hood Rubber Co
LOTER
Hood Rubber ‘Company
Cashmere Capes
St.06
Meee
New York
Xtra
SILK
R&g
Warner's
Royal Worcester
P.N
C.B
American Lady
Paradise
S . Gingham
Ballardvale Co
Chase Motor
Axminster
Ardsley Axminster
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