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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1919

Page

9

From Baseball to Bodies From Baseball to Bodies

War diary style report from a British hotel in London during air raids. The narrator and his wife Jeanne endure night raids with civilians fleeing and lights out. The piece mixes humor and danger as the author notes the king’s birthday fireworks and ongoing bombardment.

Vivela France Joe London Jeanne Fifth Avenue Cherie Etats Unis Coney Island Strand Sherlock Holmes Tinklin Hen

Plan Controls of Radio Work

Washington January 19 The provisional inter allied communications conference to begin in Paris next Saturday will discuss standardization of radio, government ownership of high powered stations, and measures to prevent interference. American representatives include Rear Admiral W H G Bullard and Captain W D Todd. The conference may urge international action and address radio cable relations and Pacific links with the Philippines Cavite and Honolulu operations.

Washington Paris France W. H. G. Bullard Naval Communications W. D.todd Mavy Department International Radio Telegraphic Conference Department Burleson Pacific Naval Radio Service Philippines Guam Manila Navy Honolulu Cavite

Action on Revenue Bill This Week

Washington enters final stage on the delayed war revenue bill. Conferees resume tomorrow with few questions left and aim for agreement by Saturday on the 1919 war profits tax rates while continuing probes into German propaganda and the National Security League. Hearings on railroads and meat industry regulation proceed.

Washington National Security League

Women to hear Burnett-Smith on reconstruction

Mrs Burnett-Smith an English staffer for the United States Food Administration will address a women’s meeting at the State House auditorium tomorrow at 2 30 p m on women’s role in the reconstruction programme She visits Boston at the request of the National Council of Defence.

Burnett-Smith United States Food Administration State House Boston National Council of Defence

Dillon of Park Fame Dies After Long Public Service

Captain John H. Dillon former chairman of Boston's park and recreation department died of heart failure at 547 Blue Hill Avenue Roxbury aged 63. Funeral at St Hugh's Roxbury and he was born in Roxbury Attended public schools then served the Pomological Society and city floriculture duties before leading city parks. He resigned in 1917 after a pay dispute with the Civil Service Commission.

John H. Dillon Boston Roxbury Pomological Society Curley Park and Recreation Department Good Government Association Civil Service Commission Dillon City Hall Park and Recereation Department

Memory of a Leader in Hibernian Affairs Fades

The man sustained a great shock from which he never recovered. A prominent figure in the Ancient Order of Hibernians he was twice elected State president. He leaves a wife Jane and two children Margaret and Lawrence and a brother and sister.

Order of Hibernians Jane Margaret Lawrence

Centenarian in Salem Never Seen a Moving Picture

Mrs. Thomasina Arnold, 1 North Pine Street, Salem, aged 102, has never ridden in a car or watched a movie. Born January 20, 1817 in County Wickford Ireland she moved to the United States in 1851 and settled in Salem the same year.

Salem Thomasina Arnold North Pine Street County Wickford Ireland United States

Boston visitors tour U S S Don Juan de Austria gunboat

Open house on the U S S Don Juan de Austria drew many Boston residents to the East Boston harbor. Lt W E McNelley hosted with Lt W H Flinders and Lt C F Van Pelt assisting as the ship’s party was held aboard the older Spanish gunboat captured by Dewey in Manila harbor.

Don Juan de Austria Uncle Sam Boston W. E. McNelley W. H Flanders C. F. van Pelt Admiral Dewey Manila

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