Press Ambassadors Call for News Paper Forging Global Friendship
Asheville July 20 Sir Auckland Geddes British Ambassador to the United States urged Southern Newspaper Publishers Association members to use English speaking press to build international understanding. He warned that without friendship and cooperation between Britain and the United States future relations depend on editors and journalists to foster trust and avoid hostile rivalry.
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Edwards at Narragansett Inspect Coastal Defenses
Brigadier-General Clarence R. Edwards of the Northeastern Department inspected Narragansett coast defences yesterday as the guest of Admiral Plunkett. He toured the new sites aboard a destroyer and will continue the inspection today.
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Oilers Demand Mills Reopen at State Convention
Lawrence July 2 Adoption of resolutions deploring the shutting down of the American Woolen mills was the feature of the 14th annual State convention of the Stationary Firemen and Oilers Union. The body urged reopening to quell unrest and offset worker exodus while backing a state wage schedule and officers for the coming year.
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Full Bench to Rule If Methuen Is City or Town
The Supreme Judicial Court will decide whether Methuen is a city or town. Judge Brayley set for the full court all legal questions from yesterday’s hearing. Charles W. Mann and Methuen selectmen faced quo warranto action by the Attorney General over the city charter plan.
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White Star Line to Get Biggest Ship
The 66 000 ton steamship Bismarck, built at Hamburg for Hamburg American but unused due to war, will be operated by White Star Line on the New York to Liverpool run. When completed it will be the largest steamship, surpassing the Leviathan by 2000 tons. The British admiralty reportedly allocates the liner to IMMC in compensation for Britannic loss.
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