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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1918

Page

7

Feeney Named Vice President At Tremont Trust

John B. Feeney was elected vice president of Tremont Trust Company at a directors meeting. Weeks earlier he joined the board of directors by stockholders’ vote. After the meeting, about 180 attendees including directors stockholders and guests dined at the Quincy House to spur Liberty Loan efforts, organized by Vice-President Simon Swig. Asa P. French, the company president and former U S district attorney, presided.

John BP. Feeney Tremont Trust Company Quincy House Simon Swig United States Asa P. French

Overman Bill Amended As Debate Intensifies

Washington April 25 Critics pressed strong opposition to the Overman bill granting the president power to reorganize agencies. A new amendment proposed single executive control of the aircraft program with Senator Wadsworth backing turning all aircraft funds over to the president named manager. Senators Thomas and Kirby supported empowering John D. Ryan with authority to run the War Department aircraft program. Debate featured Republican Knox Sherman and Brandegee attacking the measure while Fall Shafroth Kirby and Overman backed it.

Washington Overman Wadsworth New York Thomas Colorado Kirby Kansas Military Committee John D. Ryan War Department Ryan

20000 to Parade in Cambridge Tomorrow

Cambridge plans a large patriotic celebration under the Liberty Loan committee to boost the local quota. The naval parade will feature aU-boat replica, battleships in formation, and a harbor review near Harvard Bridge. Governor McCa, Captain Sutton, and City officials will oversee a multi-street parade starting at Washington Elm, with Geraldine Farrar and Sidney Drew among entertainers.

Cambridge Liberty Loan Committee Cambridge Rush Navy Yard Harvard Bridge Tech Sutton Washington Elm Waterhouse Garden Streets Walter ©. Wardwell Richard W. Sutton Cambridge Common Garden Street Harvard Square Harvard Street Lee Street Massachusetts Avenue McCah Marshal Wardwell Captain Sutton Cambridge Armory Charles River Goodridge Cambridge Tiberty Loan Committee Geraldine Farrar Sidney Drew

Town bond drive to boost Liberty Loan with flights and booths

In town to speak sing and sell bonds crowds will gather along the Esplanade with bond booths offering bonds from 50 dollars a piece. Aeroplanes will fly and seaplanes churn the basin as the Cambridge banks stay open by request. If weather stops the parade a 11 46 tomorrow will radio the postponement for a week.

Esplanade Cambridge Liberty Loan Committee Goodridge Quinn

Burella Coat Offered In Rose Pekin Blue And Navy

A bureau item notes a sashed burella coat priced at 11.50 available in rose Pekin blue and navy blue serge. Sizes range from 6 to 14.

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