Women aiding naval forces in New England report
Mrs William R Rush head of a Boston program reports that since March 23 women across Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire and Vermont donated 34586 articles and distributed 32334 to sailors and Naval Reserve, leaving 2242 unissued as August 1. The group plans to increase aid for fall winter service and urges financial contributions via Thomas Motley at 83 Congress Street Boston. Depository is State Street Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Rush
First Naval District
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
United States Navy
Naval Reserve Force
Rush
New England Knitting Service
Navy League of the United States
Women’s Auxiliary
Massachusetts Navy League
Woman’s Committee
Navy League
Thomas Motley
Congress Street
Boston
Woman's Branch
New England
State Street Trust Company
Prize Clean-Up Cup Awarded to Scituate Mass
The 16 inch silver loving cup awarded by the New England Clean-up and Paint-up Campaign Committee goes to Scituate Massachusetts for the town with population under 5000 conducting the most efficient spring clean-up and paint-up effort. The trophy becomes the town’s permanent property.
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New England
Scituate
Mass
U S Pledges No Unnecessary Hardship To Neutrals In Food Policy
Herman Lagercrantz head of the Swedish commission says the United States will avoid causing hardship to neutrals as it considers a food embargo. He notes America must safeguard food for itself and its allies amid wartime conditions and will return soon. Also aboard was Dr. Paul Ritter en route to the Hague to take a new post.
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Atlantic
United States
Herman Lagercrantz
Lagercrantz
Sweden
America
Paul Ritter
Switzerland
the Hague
Von Hindenburg Nephew in U S Navy Amid Europe Service
Paul Francis Schlick, nephew of General von Hindenburg and Yale Sheffield Scientific School graduate, serves in the U S Navy somewhere in Europe. He enlisted before graduation and handed two inventions to the Navy Department for testing, one anti submarine related and another undisclosed. His mother is the sister of the German general and wife of Frank Schlick of St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Francis Schlick
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
General von Hindenburg
Europe
United States Navy
Navy Department
Schlick
Breakfast Demonstration for Family in Roxbury
A five cent per person breakfast was demonstrated yesterday at Timothy Smith Company in Roxbury. Miss Margaret Wiggin of Simmons College led the demonstration under the Women's Municipal League, as part of a Monday afternoon lecture and food conference.
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Miss Wiggin
Women’s Municipal League
Arlington Street
Margaret Wiggin
Simmons College
Timothy Smith Company
Roxbury
League
Vaudeville Singers Aid Red Cross Drive
The Rev. Robert L. Lynch organized a one year Red Cross membership drive with a well attended meeting at noon yesterday. Headlining the event were Those Five Girls, currently performing at Keith's.
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RED Cross
Robert L. Lynch
The
Lynch
Keith's
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Mrs. Rush
Union Street
Tluur
PyBest
U.S
von Hindenburg
U. S. Navy
Cenis
Mele
Hanover and
Portland Sts
Nainsook Union Suits
China
Eevee Arene Meart
Milan
Gem Jr
Gillette Safety Razor
Durham Demonstrator
Pound le Lazell
Temple Allah Inc
Mattison
Sanford
Axminsters
Wilton
Hightstown
Axminster
Rockers
Norfolk
Tito
Percourt
Jeenan
Cc Street
Hamburg
Gham
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