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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1919
Page
7
Washington warned Italy on March 6 that unless relief supplies to the newly formed Jugo Slavic and Czecho Slavic states move promptly, America will halt food shipments to Italy.
Government measures by Italy restrict food shipments to Jugo Slavs and Czecho-Slovaks, causing delays and shortages despite American aid. U.S. deliveries supplied 1918 needs with millions of bushels of wheat and flour and large meat, fish, and sugar imports, while Paris reports chaotic conditions and Britain and France condemn Italy's stance.
Fourteen thousand New York soldiers from the famed 27th Division arrived aboard the Leviathan and Mauretania to jubilant crowds. Troops debarked for camps Merritt and Mills amid cheering, band music, and Antipodean battle cries. Chaplain David T. Burgh of Brockton, Mass., earned the Distinguished Service Cross for valor aiding wounded men.
Wilfred Wheeler of the State Department of Agriculture warns gardeners about 17-year and 13-year locust swarms this spring. He urges deferring young fruit tree planting and postponing budding and pruning this winter or spring.
The New Hampshire Senate votes 13 to 8 to support replacing the apple blossom with the purple aster as state flower amid debate on farming industry impact and textile livelihoods. Lower House concurrence remains required.
John J. Kerwin former bookkeeper for Pearmain Brooks Cambridge was arrested and charged with larceny of 9932.90 and to be arraigned in Central Court with a civil attachment suit seeking 70000. He left the firm May 1 1918 after nearly four years.
A columnist praises a hat shop director who selects hats for each face. She notes the feminine term parallels masculine genius and cites saucy new hats as suited only to women with a retrousse nose, recalling 1865 fashions.
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