Men WANTED UPON FARMS New York December
A government plan urged mobilized soldiers and sailors including those partially disabled to enter agricultural work. James Munroe of the Federal Board for Vocational Education spoke at a regional conference, stressing cheap food production for national strength and announcing 3840 schools ready to teach agriculture. Disabled veterans would receive specialized training and placements with artificial limbs or mechanical aids as needed.
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New York
James Munroe
Federal Board For Vocational Education
United States
Munroe
North Atlantic
Presbyterians to Aid Own Soldiers Campaign Unites Churches
A two day conference in Atlantic City aligns United Presbyterian Canadian Presbyterian Southern Presbyterian and Northern Presbyterian churches with about 5 000 000 members to field a welfare campaign for Presbyterians who have served or are serving in the colors.
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Atlantic City
N. J
United Presbyterian Church
Canadian Presbyterian Church
Southern Presbyterian Church
Northen Presbyterian Church
Wage policy after five year railroad control
Washington dispatch reports the railroad administration will not cut wages for railroad workers after peace is declared. If five years of government control are extended as McAdoo proposes, wages are likely to remain at current levels.
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Washington
Railroad Administration
McAdoo
Panama Canal
Culebra
Gold Hill
Nujol
McAdoo Proposal Spurs Rail Road Control Debate
Washington December 12 The director general McAdoo recommended extending government control of railroads to January 1 1924 prompting congressional action on a railway solution. Senate and House committees plan meetings as Kellogg questions the plan and a Chamber of Commerce conference debates common principles for public discussion.
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Washington
McAdoo
Senate
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Chamber of Commerce
Railroad Executives Reject McAdoo Plan Delay
Rail executives from 125 roads, representing 92 percent of U S mileage, issued a statement opposing Director General McAdoo's proposal to keep government control of railroads through January 1924. They argue the move would cause delay, confusion, and demoralize operations, and urge using the present act's term to study the railroad situation before a plan is settled. The advisory group, led by Thomas DeWitt Cuyler, is weighing issues tied to returning railroad properties to private ownership.
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Philadelphia
McAdoo
Thomas DeWitt Cuyler
Railroad Executive Advisory Committee
The
Association of Railway Executives
Old age starts with kidneys and digestive troubles
Scientific claim that aging begins with weakened kidneys and digestive organs, urging Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy. Advertises Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as an old time home remedy to cleanse organs, improve life, and prevent recurrence, with a money back promise and importers’ note.
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Haarlem
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