War aims of allies debated at national conference session
New York May 31 delegates at the National Conference on the Foreign Relations of the United States held in Long Beach debated Allied war aims and Ireland and Japan issues. Paxton Hibben allegedly served as a Greek government propagandist while Roger Babson’s resolution for a fresh Allied statement was rejected and filed as a petition with about 70 signatures. Francis Hackett urged Irish self determination while S K Ratcliffe from the Manchester Guardian contested his view.
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New England Historian Urges Revision of Revolutionary War Texts
A commentator advocates updating U S school histories to reflect a changed view of Britain. He argues the King who sparked colonial trouble is dead and suggests acknowledging that England teaches America was right in 1776. He urges improved US England relations through revised curricula.
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Artillery Regiment Seeks Headquarters Company at State Armory
The regiment under Lieutenant-Colonel Thorndike D Hoowe seeks a headquarters company. Forty six men are assigned now with fourteen more to fill, totaling ninety two needed for war strength. Recruitment opens tonight at the State Armory on Amesbury Street in Lawrence.
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Falls Five Stories Fractures His Skull
Thirteen year old Benjamin Sunberg of Roxbury fractured his skull yesterday after falling five stories from the roof of his home at 34 Forsyth Street.
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Injured Man Placed On City Hospital Danger List
Soft earth in the yard saved him from instant death, physicians said. His name was placed on the dangerous list at the City Hospital.
Drastic Cut in German Passenger Traffic
A Berlin despatch reports Germany will restrict passenger traffic in the near future. Railroads will run one fast train daily in each direction. Military authorities may confiscate private railroads rolling stock.
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