Memorial Day Fund supports French graves of American role models
The Boston Post partners with American Memorial Day Committee in Paris to decorate New England soldiers’ graves in France. Donations fund wreaths with one dollar equaling six or more francs, allowing broad participation from individuals and organizations across Massachusetts.
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Post
American Memorial Day Committee
Paris
The
Chicago Tribune
New England
France
America
Charles A. Wright
Billerica
Winthrop A. Wright
Langres
George W. Tuohey
Washington Street
Boston
Chester D. Heywood
3Ti1st
U. S. Infantry
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Michael J. Perkins Post
American Legion
Helen FE. Burgoyne
B. R. Fuller
East Milton
Benjamin W. Fuller
First Corps
101St Engineers
108Th Infantry
New York
Hindenburg
L. E. Brittain
West Park Street
Dorchester
Boston Post
Williams
Brittain
101St Ammunition
Montagney-Le Roy
Annie Kane
Western Avenue
Brighton
Eleace
Chateau Thierry
W. L. Graves
Farley, Harvey & Co
Essex Street
Memorial Day Fund
Boston 4
Mass
Tiz Feet Product Claim Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Tiz as a powerful foot remedy that relieves tired swollen feet and foot pains. It claims to cure corns callouses and bunions and promises lasting comfort for a year with a box bought at drug stores. It warns against substitutes and urges immediate use.
Keogh Engagement Announced In Cambridge By Parents
At a party hosted by Mr and Mrs James A Keogh of 55 Granville Road Cambridge they announced the engagement of their daughter Esther James Keogh to Harold Raymond Munro son of Mr and Mrs David Munro of Worcester. Esther is a Somerville High School graduate and senior at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. Her fiancé is a registered pharmacist and served as master hospital sergeant during the war.
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Harold Raymond Munro
Worcester
Cambridge
Granville Road
James A. Keogh
Esther James Keogh
David Munro
Keogh
Somerville High School
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Woman's City Club Elects Officers
At a meeting of the executive committee Mrs. Roland G. Hopkins of 142 Crafts road Chestnut Hill was elected president. Other officers elected were Miss E Louise Malloch first vice president and Mrs Henry Parkman second vice president.
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Women's City Club Executive Committee
Roland G. Hopkins
Crafts Road
Chestnut Hill
E. Louise Malloch
Henry Parkman
Prices Fixing Perilous Warns Massachusetts Commission
The Commission on the Necessaries of Life told the Legislature that price controls would push Massachusetts goods out of state and domestic products in. It urged limited federal action and noted competition removes the need for state laws while recommending temporary Gov ernor appointed administration to secure supplies and set crisis rules. The report backed federal regulation and cautioned against broad criticism of national authorities.
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Massachusetts
Commission On the Necessaries of Life
House
Young
Weston
Commission
Booth Tarkington Tale to Run in Boston Sunday Post
A Booth Tarkington story titled The Other Things of Life will continue the Seventeen series in the next Boston Sunday Post magazine.
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Booth Tarkington
Boston Sunday Post
19 Commissioned in 104th Infantry
The State Military Examining Board lists 19 officers certified from the Springfield Armory for commissions in the reorganized 104th Infantry of the State National Guard. Ranks include Majors Edmund J. Slate Sydney H. Cliffe Howard W. Robbins Clyde C. Johnston. Captains Richard A. Rockford Wallace A. Choquette James G. Rivers Harold L. Deane John A. Jones. First Lieutenants William H. McGarry William M. Snow Charles F. Ely James B. McIntyre. Second Lieutenant Fred J. Maloney. A group also awaiting mental examination includes Captains Alfred F. Bailot Ralph E. F. Otis. First Lieutenants Alber V. Beaudry Lee H. Brow. Second Lieutenant William R. Stapley. Recruiting for the 104th shows 16 percent of its quota signed.
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State Military Examining Board
Springfield Armory
104Th Infantry
Reorganized State National Guard
Edmund J. Slate
Sydney H. Cliffe
Howard W. Robbins
Clyde c. Johnston
Richard A. Rockford
Wallace A. Choquette
James G. Rivers
Harold L. Deane
John A. Jones
William H. McGarry
William M. Snow
Charles F. Ely
James B. McIntyre
Fred J. Maloney
Alfred F. Bailot
Ralph EF. Otis
Alber V. Beaudry
Lee H. Brow
William R. Stapley
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Ex-service men of Yankee Division linked to Norton command
Cants are ex-service men and former members of the Yankee Division. Colonel Paul H Norton, commanding the regiment, was commander of the old regiment in France.
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Cants
Paul H. Norton
France
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