New England Faces Major Coal Shortfall Warns Official
New England may face a winter coal shortage of four to five million tons of soft coal, warned James J. Storrow, New England Fuel Administrator, after May and April receipts fell sharply. He urged immediate action and noted diversions to water routes, plus efforts by P S A Franklin to increase ship availability.
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Washington
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New England States
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Boote Named Captain of Wesleyan Baseball Team
Edward S. Boote a sophomore from East Orange New Jersey has been chosen captain for next season at Wesleyan College. He was the varsity catcher this year and played fullback on the football eleven last fall. He belongs to the Beta Theta Pi fraternity.
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Conn
Edward S. Boote
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Asparagus and Strawberries Now Plentiful for Canning
Mrs. Horatio Dresser demonstrates cold pack canning at the National Civic Federation Cottage. She shows asparagus blanched, packed with salt, and sterilized in boiling water, and strawberries packed uncooked with a thin sugar syrup then sterilized, ready for winter storage.
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Horatio Dresser
National Civic Federation
Lynn Firemen and Policemen to Get Raise
Lynn fire and police departments will receive a $200 yearly salary increase starting July 1. Current pay is $25 per week, and the raise was approved at a joint City Council sub-committee meeting.
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Lynn
Do You Get a Gmore a 15 for the Price of 12
A reader asks if you receive a larger amount for the price, comparing two coin grades 5c and 10c with a dollar value. The inquiry seeks guidance on value equivalence and coin grading impact on purchases.
Steel supply tightened under War Industries Board pact
Washington reports the government has tightened control of the steel supply under an agreement with the War Industries Board and the American Iron and Steel Institute. Government and allied needs will be met first, with any surplus shared with nonwar industries.
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Washington
War Industries Board
American Iron and Steel Institute
Baruch Reveals Steel Policy After War Board Session
Bernard M. Baruch announced resolutions from the Steel Institute and War Industries Board outlining steel policy. The plan requires strict conservation and priority certificates for pig iron and steel, with weekly reports to J Leonard Replogle and government approval for non war uses.
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War Industries Board
The
Steel Institute
Iron and Steel Institute
J. Leonard
Replogle
Firemen’s Position to the Editor of the Post
Thomas D Lavelle defends firemen against claims of default over the one day off in three, arguing the 1917 pledge to accept no further time off or pay changes stands and that seeking higher wages remains within the spirit of that promise. He asserts no default exists and urges fair treatment in presenting their wage demands.
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James M. Curley
Boston
City Hall
Mass
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Thomas D. Lavelle
Frederick P. Stieff Sr Dies in Baltimore
Frederick P. Stieff Sr head of a long established piano company died in Baltimore after a year of illness. He had stayed active until a week ago and recently formed a family corporation run by his sons George W. Stieff and Frederick P. Stieff Jr.
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Frederick P. Stieff
Baltimore
Mr. Stieff
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Frederick P. Stieff, Jr
Pop Concert Programme at Symphony Hall
The evening program features Rossini overture Italian in Algiers, Strauss violin solo Nocturne Op 27 No 2, Chopin Harp accompaniment Fantasia Jewels of the Madonna, Wolf-Ferrari Medival Serenade, Liszt selections, Schumann Bacchanale, Saint-Saens Star Spangled Banner, Mignon Entr’acte, Lohengrin Prelude, and Wagner selections. Performers include Julius Theodorowicz, T. Cella, and Whitcomb.
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T. Cella
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Bove
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