Harvard Liberal Club Protest Penrose Chairmanship
At a noon meeting the Harvard Liberal Club of Boston passed a resolution protesting the appointment of Senator Boies Penrose of Pennsylvania as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee in the 66th Congress. The club sent copies of the resolution to Senators Henry Cabot Lodge and David I. Walsh.
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Soldier Trials Then Marine Change
He gets another try-out and changes his army clothes for a different uniform yet a Marine arrives, altering the plan.
Home Again, By Heck A Rehersal Letter About Being a Lunchroom Bouncer
A New York City letter from Albert describes becoming a lunchroom bouncer. He explains duties, free meals, handling unpaid customers, and the life of a front-line worker under wartime conditions. The note ends with him losing his job after a clash with a marine.
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Dere Mable Returns in That's Me All Over Mable Series
The comic strip Dere Mable returns with a new series That's Me All Over Mable starting in Saturdays Post and continuing through Sunday and Daily issues. It features the same Mable Rookie artist and author, with the same character lineup as the original.
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Women Drivers Wanted by Red Cross Ambulance Corps
The Women's Volunteer Motor Corps Boston Metropolitan Chapter appeals for recruits. It seeks women who own cars to drive for a few hours weekly and women who can drive but lack cars to train for ambulance service.
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Motor Corps Needs More Drivers to Help Soldiers
Mrs. Guy Waring, commanding officer of the Motor Corps, warns that without more active personnel the unit cannot meet the demand for rides for convalescent soldiers at Camp Devens and Base Hospital No. 10. The corps transports wounded men to theatres, hospitals, and clinics and offers canteen and patient transport services. Women are urged to join at 142 Berkeley Street Boston Metropolitan Chapter Back Bay 9180, with or without car ownership.
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New York Court Seals Ankles With Four-Foot Fence
Betty Inch returns to the Supreme Court for a second hearing amid a four foot barrier around the witness stand. The court and prosecutor deny knowledge of the fence while witnesses recall a prior juror comment about her ankles. She faces extortion charges of 215 dollars against Eugene P. Herman, president of the Herman Motor Truck Company.
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Betty Inch
Supreme Court
Railroad Shop Workers Press Wage Increase Demand
Spokesmen for about half a million railroad shop employees argued to the railway wages board for a general pay raise from 68 cents to one dollar an hour. They cited shipyards paying machinists 8 cents more and noted top workers were drawn from railroad shops despite two previous increases last year.
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Board of Railway
Treasury Extends Five Million Dollar Loan to Rumania
The Treasury Department announced a new credit of 5,000,000 to Rumania, boosting its total credits to 15,000,000 and lifting allied loans to 8,841,657,000.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Demobilization Shrinks Army General Officers List
A War Department table shows 76 generals demobilized from November to March 1, with 203 more to go, leaving 125 brigadier generals and above of the 44 on duty at the armistice. Only 61 permanent general officers remain authorized, most being war-time regulars.
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War Department
Urge Interchange of Rail and Water Traffic
Washington March 12 congressional committee members favored including in railroad bills next session provisions for interchange of traffic between rail and water systems with through bills of lading. They proposed ICC jurisdiction over water carriers and rates and discussed creating a federal agency to promote water transportation, with no final decision.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Commerce
Open Nostrils End A Cold or Catarrh
An advertisement promises fast relief from head colds and catarrh by using Ely's Cream Balm. It claims the antiseptic cream opens blocked nostrils, soothes inflamed mucous membranes, and provides instant relief with a small application in the nostrils.
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Local Committees to Bridge Deckers and Livestock Markets
Plans call for local committees at major livestock markets to quickly resolve disputes between Deckers and producers. Growers can obtain factual information from the committees if they feel unfair treatment occurred in any market.
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Prison Staff Implement Mass Discharges and Commutation
Department of Justice and War Department actions show immediate discharges in some cases while most receive commutation. About 50 cases have been acted upon so far, per acting warden L. J. Fletcher.
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Department of Justice
War Department
L. J. Fletcher
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