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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1918

Page

3

Mother Mary Angela of Clinton Dies at 63

Mother Angela, mother superior of the Presentation Nuns in Clinton, died at the convent on Church street aged 63. She joined the order 27 years ago in Fitchburg and taught in Fitchburg and Clinton. She organized St. John’s parochial school in Clinton about 22 years ago. Born in Providence.

Clinton Mary ‘Angela Presentation Nuns Church Street Fitchburg St. John’s Parish Providence

New Lightship to Carry Wireless to Replace Lost Beacon

Newport Feb 15 The light ship being fitted to replace the beacon on Cross Rip Shoals will have a radio outfit. The old lightship disappeared in an ice field two weeks ago with six civilian crew aboard and had no radio or power. Government vessels continued searching with no trace found.

Newport WN. 1 Cross Rip Shoals

Boston Jews Launch Half Million War Relief Drive

The Jewish workingmen and women of Boston unite with the American Jewish and central relief committees to raise half a million dollars for war sufferers and welfare in the U S army and navy. The wind-up campaign will be led by the Jewish people's relief committee of Greater Boston.

Boston Work For Humanity American Jewish and Central Relief Committees United States Army Navy Jewish People’s Relief Committee of Greater Boston

Mills Ordered to Suspend 75 Percent Output

Kansas City February 15. An order by A J Hunt of the federal food administration directs all flour mills that have ground 75 percent of normal output in the last three years to suspend operations immediately. The action follows a Chicago conference of milling division chairmen and similar orders are being sent by other divisions. Officials say the aim is to allow these mills to catch up.

Kansas City, Mo A. J. Hunt Southwestern Milling Division Federal Food Administration Chicago

Flour orders to spread across eight milling divisions

B A Eckhart of the flour administration says patterns used in the southwestern division to balance flour output will be issued to eight other milling divisions. The Chicago orders are to be released within a day or two.

Chicago Southwestern Milling United States B. A. Eckhart Flour Administration

Ice Pack Again Hits Cape's Tip Harbor

Cape Cod harbor remains blocked by heavy southeast gale and rain ice. Cape Cod Cold Storage wharf over 400 feet long is damaged with more than 150 feet destroyed. Elevator and electric railway destroyed. Submarine tender Isaac H. Rice awaits conditions in New London to enter port for acceptance trials.

Provincetown Cape Cod Long Point Isaac Ll. Rice New London Conn

Food conservation boosts wartime meals in Massachusetts

Figures from Frank C. Hall and Food Administrator Endicott show December savings in beef, lamb, pork, flour, and sugar would yield millions of meals for soldiers. Beef 2,327,815 lb equals 9,311,260 meals, lamb 498,226 lb equals 1,992,900, pork 687,350 lb equals 1,879,520, flour 1,293,09 percent lb yields 16,120,000, sugar 925,36 lb supports 7,402,680 meals for a day.

Massachusetts Frank C. Hall Endicott

Nelson transferred to Denver post office duties

Postoffice Inspector R E B Nelson, who replaced William E Hurley in Boston two years ago, is transferred to Denver and will begin Western duties around March 1. Nelson previously worked in Denver and calls that city home.

R. E B. Nelson Boston William E. Hurley Denver West Mr. Nelson

Women to vote in Canada under new policy

Ottawa announces extension of the franchise to Canadian women as part of the government policy. The measure is expected to be introduced at the next Parliament session within six weeks, with labor leaders pushing that industrial advancement for women accompany political equality.

Ottawa Ont Canada

Admiral Fiske Heads Army and Navy Club

Rear Admiral Bradley D. Fiske retired from the U S N has been elected president of the Army and Navy Club in New York by its governors The club reports a membership of 2200 all officers from the Army and Navy to date

New York Bradley D. Fiske Army and Navy Club

Japan Should Help Russians Say Civics Forum Speaker

Oscar S. Straus former ambassador to Turkey urged entente allies to press Japan to aid the Russian people in their current distress. He spoke on America and Japan their past and future relationship at the Civics Forum in New York saying Japan, a land of liberty, is suited for the task.

New York Japan Oscar 8S Straus Turkey America Civics Forum

Enlists in Place of Dead Brother

Arthur Cummings, 17, brother of the late Lt Ralph S Cummings of the British Flying Corps, returns from Boston and says he enlisted in the corps to take his brother's place. Father initially opposed but now approves. Lieutenant Cummings was killed at Fort Worth, Texas, January 16, 1918.

West Bridgeheater Arthur Cummings Ralph S. Cummings British Flying Corps Boston Cummings Fort Worth Texas

Boston Jewish labor unions rally for war relief on Washingtons Birthday

Boston Jewish labor groups including Amalgamated Clothing Workers Raincoat Makers Union and International Ladies Garment Workers pledge to donate a days pay and raise funds for European war relief. The drive kicks off at American House with 300 workers and features leaders Kirstein Zuckerman Vladock and Marcovitz.

Boston Europe Amalgamated Clothing Workers Raincoat Makers Union International Ladies’ Garment Workers of Boston United Cloth Hat and Capmakers Union Waist and Dress Makers Union Washington Garfield United States Tremont Temple Jewish People’s Relief Committee Jewish People’s Relief of America Louis E B. Kirstein B. Zuckerman B. Vladock New York L. Marcovitz M. Lefkow

Delabarre to Lecture on Irregular Teeth for Parents

Dr Frank A Delabarre chief of orthodontia at Forsyth Dental Infirmary will lecture to parents on irregular teeth at 3 30 Sunday afternoon at Forsyth Dental Infirmary 140 Fenway The public is invited to attend and learn about dental alignment and care from a leading specialist.

Frank A. Delabarre

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Mary Angela Ple ‘Sale Tremont Boylston Street Hanover Street Wolf’s Chalmers MY Clothier Hanover Portland Jewish Workers of Bos Ton Isaac Goldberg The People’s Relief Committee Mass Admiral Fiske View DR. Delabarre Union Street Mazda, Pt Food Administration Richmond-P
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