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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1922
Page
12
Ruth Thomas led a small pool of volunteers at Lynn Hospital yesterday as a 12 year old girl and eight men offered blood for emergency transfusions. The hospital paid 25 dollars to selected donors for testing, then classified each donation into four groups to match transfusion needs.
President Harding outlined ideas from a White House conference arguing that after a ten year naval holiday nations will be swayed by the folly of armaments. He predicts renewed agreement and further reductions driven by global public pressure.
The president backs a dirt farmer on the federal reserve board amid act changes and pushes a debt refunding bill. He defends veteran care while noting isolated neglect cases and disputes a Poincare plan. He says the U S will not attend Genoa and condemns Simmons amendments.
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Secretary Weeks rejects Henry Ford's charge of unnecessary delay by the War Department over the Muscle Shoals nitrate and power project proposal. He says Ford offered no public complaint at their Washington conference and implied no intention to speak on it. The dispatch also notes Kentucky reports forty six women clergymen and fourteen women lawyers.
Judge Sullivan in Central Court sentenced William J. Gray of 68 Phillips street to a year and six months in the House of Correction for maintaining a drug nuisance and unlawful possession of hypodermic needles. Co-defendants Vincent James Coughlin and wife were given six months each. all three appealed and Gray was held on $1500 bond with $500 bonds set for the others for February Superior Court.
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