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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1919

Page

3

Hoover outlines Europe food import needs in 1918 19

Herbert C. Hoover, permanent chairman of the Food Section of the Supreme Economic Council, reports that Europe must import about 29 million tons of foodstuffs from August 1918 to August 1919. Available overseas supply stands at roughly 5 million tons.

Paris Europe Herbert C. Hoover Supreme Economic Council Economic Food Council Russia American Relief Administration United States Hoover Congress American Market. In Connection With This, Mr. Hoover Mr. Hoover America

YD Men Will Help In Drive

The Yankee Division in Boston will raise part of the Home Service Fund drive, with Salvation Army support. Brigadier-General Cole chairs a committee of two brigadier-generals and four colonels from the 26th, joined by senators, mayor, and district attorney, to secure the Hub’s quota during May 19–26.

Greater Boston Salvation Army Home Service Cole John Ji. Sherburne George W. Bunnell Robert H. Goodwin Edward L. Logan William J. Keville Carroll J. Swan Knights of Columbus Jewish Welfare Board Henry Cabot Ledge David I. Walsh Peters Pelletier Andrew Adie Louis A. Coolidge Louis A. Crossett Julius I. Eisman Arthur F. Estabrook Louis A. Frothingham William A. Gaston Jesse Koshland John R. Macomber John R. McVey A. H. Marchant

Presbyterians Launch New Era Campaign Across Nation

The Presbyterian New Era Movement will start in May a national educational campaign aimed at students to promote Christian service as duty to Americanize communities. In June it highlights Children’s Day and Commencement, seeking to reach all Presbyterian children and impress on youth that Christianity underpins American citizenship.

Presbyterian United States

Free Lecture on Paul Revere by William Mann at Charlestown LIB

William Justin Mann will deliver a free illustrated lecture on the life of Paul Revere tomorrow evening at the Charlestown branch of the Boston Public Library. He will share lesser known Revolutionary details. The event promises engaging biographical insights from a seasoned history writer.

William Justin Mann Paul Revere Charlestown Boston Public Library Mann

Winchester School Committee Targets High School Secret Societies

Schoolmasters in cities near Boston monitor the Winchester school committee as it steps up efforts to root out secret societies among high school students. The move signals heightened concern over campus clubs and student groups amid regional debates on school governance.

Windhe Girls’ Athletic Association Henry S. Chapman Winchester John R. Fausey Charles S. Clark Somerville Somerville High School Malden High School Farnsworth G. Marshall Winchester Committee Malden Boston Winchester School Committee

Guarantee of quality and value in New England merchandise

The company asserts it guarantees the qualities and values of all merchandise, claiming standards as old as the business. It promises careful application of these guarantees and invites customers to report any lapse for immediate correction.

New England

Prominent Bank Officials Named in Listing

A roster lists Marshall, Mitchell, Perkins, Phelan, Remick, Rogerson, Stearns, Webster, Weed, Weeks and Winship among leaders. Alfred L. Aiken, president of the National Shawmut Bank, is named treasurer.

Ner Marshall Max Mitchell F. Nathaniel Perkins James J. Phelan Frank W. Remick Charles E. Rogerson Frank W. Stearns Frank G. Webster Charles F. Weed John W. Weeks Addison L. Winship Alfred L. Aiken National Shawmut Bank

General Cole predicts oversubscribed fund in New England

General Cole says the fund will be oversubscribed in every New England community and Boston will double its quota of $200,000. He recalls The Salvation Army in the world war warming hearts with coffee and doughnuts, praising lassies who helped.

Cole

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