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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1917

Page

20

PUPILS TREATED TO WARNINGS ON FOOD SUPPLY AND GRADUATION COSTS

The School Board authorized the superintendent to warn pupils against stealing fruit and injuring food sources amid shortages. It urged principals to emphasize preserving the food supply. Graduation ceremonies will be low cost, with gowns made by girls where possible, and June 21 set for high school exercises. Teachers were appointed to gardening programs across several schools.

State Board of Education Caroline Swift Chapman School Katharine Macdonald Charles Sumner School Jessie M. Estes Nellie M. Howes Elihu Greenwood

Massachusetts National Guard Gets War Strength Orders

Last night the War Department wired that the Secretary of War approved recruiting to full war strength for National Guard units nationwide. Ninth Sixth and Second Massachusetts must wait for authorization from the Northeast adjutant general's office, not included in the initial orders.

Massachusetts National Guard Militia Bureau War Department Secretary of War National Guard Massachusetts Department of the Northeast Adjutant-General's Office

Recruiting Slumps Across All Military Branches

Recruiting slumped yesterday in every branch of the service with applications for the navy marine corps and army falling after the announcement of American naval operations in war zone waters.

Navy Marine Corps Army

Poised Attacks by Allied Airmen Near Arras Revealed

W B Stout of the Packard Aviation division spoke at the American Society of Mechanical Engineers detailing Allied air operations behind German lines in Arras. He described aircraft flying low behind trenches pouring machine gun fire into German ranks and shared dramatic war stories from Europe. Michael J. Murray warned of public indifference to the war, urging prompt action to avoid a loss of freedom.

Arras Allied Aviation Corps W. B. Stout Packard Motor Car Company American Society of Mechanical Engineers Wentworth Institute Stout Michael J. Murray America

Leg Amputation After Fall While Boarding Train

Daniel W. Staratt a 65 year old merchant tailor of Melrose attempted to board a train at North Station for Melrose slipped and fell his left leg was cut off by a passing train He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital and placed on the danger list He resides at 87 East Emerson Street Melrose Massachusetts General Hospital treated him for his severe injury.

Daniel W. Staratt Washington Street North Station Mr. Staratt Melrose Massachusetts General Hospital Emerson Street

Woman Hangs and Shoots Self in Manhattan Hotel

Mrs William Co Clark of Tenafly New Jersey wife of a physician killed herself in her hotel room after first hanging from a chandelier She checked in under an assumed name and was identified by cards in her purse A note blamed her death on a highly nervous state and despair of cure May 17 in New York City.

New York William Co. Clark Tenafly N. J Manhattan

Mass General Opens New Private Wards

Massachusetts General Hospital unveils an eight story private ward building. Dr. F A Washburn oversees the project as the main hospital superintendent. The facility spans 160 feet by 53 feet, sits off Charles Street facing the Parkway and Charles River Basin, and includes independent approaches and its own ambulance entrance.

Mass. General Massachusetts General Hospital F. A. Washburn Charles Street Parkway Charles River General Hospital Boston

Plymouth Food Speculator Speech Denounces Scoundrels

John B. Martin president of the Exchange Trust Company of Boston denounces food speculators before the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce. He calls for drastic federal action, jail for exploiters, and urgent letters to Congress as he warns of hunger and rising prices. He likens speculators to treason and urges immediate public pressure for reform.

Plymouth John B. Martin Exchange Trust Company of Boston Plymouth Chamber of Commerce Benedict Arnold

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