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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1919

Page

4

Germany Short of Coal As Factories Stall

Berlin January 28 AP reports Germany faces a coal shortage that shadows other issues. Ruhr production falls from 33 000 to under 10 000 tons daily while Upper Silesia yields 2 000 carloads versus wartime and peace peaks. Rolling stock and locomotives are scarce as rail deliveries to allies deplete supplies.

Berlin Associated Press Germany Ruhr Upper Silesia Minister of Railways

New Haven Shirt Waist Makers Stage Morning Strike

About 200 workers from three New Haven shops walked off at noon in a sympathy strike supporting New York garment workers. Leaders said the action aims to prevent New York manufacturers from shipping work to New Haven to be finished.

New Haven Conn New York

Break a Cold In Few Hours Relief

Breaks a severe cold in hours with a dose every two hours for three doses. Clears nasal passages and head congestion, stops discharge, relieves headache feverishness sore throat and sneezing. Pape's old Compound advertised as fast acting and inexpensive at drug stores.

Pape

Seek Husband of Dead Girl

Taftly New Jersey January 29 The undertaker firm holding the body of Aresle Packwood who killed herself at the Palisades weeks ago while grieving for her soldier husband was advised by her father George H Packwood of Yampa Florida to hold the body for now Authorities probed to identify the girl s husband known to Red Cross workers in New York as Major tenton with no matching name on casualty lists

Tenafly N. J Aresle Packwood Palisades George H. Packwood Yampa Fla Red Cross New York Tenton

War trophies wreck room in Port Chester home

Explosives from the Maine battlefield damaged the bedroom of Sergeant Joseph Hamilton and Private Ralph Hamilton at their uncle George H. Lowden’s home in Port Chester New York. The brothers who had served in the American expeditionary force brought back hand grenades a German pistol and 49 machine gun cartridges. One grenade exploded tearing a hole in the floor shrapnel set off cartridges and the family narrowly escaped death or injury. Unexploded grenades were dumped into the Byram river at the community’s request to remove war implements from homes.

Port Chester N. Y Maine Joseph Hamilton Ralph Hamilton George H. Lowden Hamilton Brothers France

1878 Names On Today's War Lists

The casualty roll for the nation lists 1878 names with 122 deaths. Of those, 69 died of disease and many others were wounded or missing. Major James H. Day of Hatfield is noted as slightly wounded among the officers.

War Department James H. Day Hatfield

New England Boys On Casualty List

Official list reports New England servicemen and women with casualties. Died of wounds Corp Anthony Mancuso Danbury Conn and Pt Jay Davis Farmington Conn. died of disease Pt Austin Noble Bethel VT. severely wounded Lt Walter Sherwood West Medford Mass and Lt William Willinweder New Haven Conn. Multiple names from Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island and Maine listed with home addresses.

Anthony J. Mancuso Henry St Danbury Conn John J. Brunt Medford William J. Kennedy Campbell Ave West Haven Walter M. Sherwood Jerome St West Medford William T. Willinweder Greenwich Ave New Haven Edward F. Williams Huntington Ave Sharon Joseph D. Galinis Silver St South Boston Henry W. Kelley Penobscot Harold T. Brink Hastings Et Bridgeport Averkly Hubreik Pardee St Bristol Nelson B. Jalbert Laurel St Pawtucket R. L Jonas Aikewiclus Johns St Hartford Wilbur O. Allen Warren Et Arlington George H. Beckwith Lakhville George N. Buell Stafford St. Worcester Alfred A. Dearborn Amherst N Pelham George H. Hobbs Salem Augustus L. Jacobson Langsford St Gloucester Stephen Kosilko Washington St New Britain Victor A. Meyers Dewey St Torrington Max Shevach Poplar St Chelsea Joseph Derkes Dwight St New Brighton Earl C. Dyer South Goff St Auburn Me Maurice A. Healy Crescent Ave Aleksander Jakabowski Chapman St Greenfield

Names of service members listed in New England area

The list includes service personnel with hometowns across Massachusetts Rhode Island New Hampshire Maine and Connecticut and notes statuses such as Slightly wounded Returned to duty and Erroneously reported killed. Notable places include Westfield Moosup Franklin Lymanstown Providence Waterbury New Haven Boston Worcester and Portland.

Army plans for aviation expand air force reach

Army aviation plans presented to the House military committee call for using about one fifth of War Department airplanes next year. The proposal envisions a 600000 man army with 2000 officers and 22000 men to operate 1003 planes, with 1003 in reserve. More than 10000 planes are on hand, including 2399 abroad. Those not kept for service will be stored or used commercially or by the Postoffice Department.

Washington House Military Committee War Department Lyon Aircraft Service Postoffice Department

Grain Corp Chief vows flour price protection

Julius Barnes president of the food administration grain corporation told flour dealers and millers in New York that there would be no cut in the government fixed buying price for flour this crop year. He added the stockpiled flour will not be sold below the standard buying price.

New York Julius Barnes The Food Administration Grain Corporation Grain Corporation

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