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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1919

Page

8

NC-3 Seaplane Returns After Azores Flight Ordeals

From Trepassey Bay to Ponta Delgada for the NC-3, the seaplane faced six hours of rough air and heavy load, fog, rain squalls, and damaged gear before landing near San Miguel. Crew members included Commander Towers, Commander Richardson, Lt. McCullough, and others. NC-4 heads to Lisbon as NC-1 is lost at sea.

Ponta Delgada Azores United States Naval NC-3 Trepassey Bay Newfoundland San Miguel NC3 Towers NC Division Richardson McCullough Lavender Moore Commander Towers Commander Richardson Mont Pico Mt. Pico Admiral Jackson Lisbon Rodd

Bitter Senate clash over treaty text and League of Nations

Senator Lodge disputes claims that the German treaty summary is accurate and urges public disclosure of the full text, criticizing open covenants and stressing the need for plain publicity. Senator Sherman denounces the League as a threat to sovereignty and urges separating the covenant from the peace treaty for sober Senate review.

Hitencock Lodge Germany Massachusetts Nebraska State Department Senate Senator Lodge Colorado League of Nations Sherman Illinois Wilson League

Olney Reports American Air Plans Fell Down Miserably

Mr Olney a member of the committee on military affairs says the American air programme fell down miserably. He was unable to join other members who sailed several months ago due to illness.

Olney

Air Force Powerless in War Says Congressman

The congressman described late war air combat as futile due to German bombing clouds and a shortage of American planes. He praised General Pershing for his executive leadership and noted French complaints about fraternization, while defending American troops’ conduct.

General Pershing

Morale and demobilization plans cited by Congressman Olney

The congressman described strict dormitory regulations for occupied zones in Germany and noted that troops faced dancing restrictions with German girls. Jazz bands stayed busy while Red Cross and YMCA provided partners. He spoke on rapid troop demobilization and low concern about any peace treaty issues. Shipping Board head Hurley announced plans to allocate steel carriers for a Boston to South America route, pending a regular freight service, with talks planned with Rep. Greene.

Army of Occupation Red Cross Young Men’s Christian Association Olney France Hurley The Shipping Board Today Greene Fall River Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee House

Boston Phone Soldiers Home Returns From Bordeaux

With 2181 troops including two officers and 183 men of the 401st Telegraph Battalion the Ranaman arrived from Bordeaux. The battalion largely consists of New England and Providence telephone company employees under Major L W Abbott of Boston with J J Dolan as second in command.

New York 401St Ranaman Bordeaux New England Providence L. W. Abbott Boston J. J. Dolan

Devens Laundry Girls Injured in Bus Crash

Four girls employed at Camp Devens were injured when a jitney bus crashed into the Nashua River bridge railing this afternoon. Marie Duffy of Lowell suffered scalp wounds and facial cuts with possible skull fracture and is at Base Hospital. Helen Duffy Agence Daley and Marie Verrenaul also sustained injuries.

Camp Devens Nashua River Bridge Marie Duffy Lawrence Street Lowell Base Hospital Helen Duffy Agence Daley Marie Verrenault

Autoist Flees After Run Down of Man

Charles L. Corwin 24 of Suite 26 282 Massachusetts avenue was struck at Arlington and Boylston streets by an unknown driver who fled the scene. Corwin was taken to City Hospital with serious head and left shoulder injuries.

Charles L. Corwin Massachusetts Avenue Arlington Boylston Corwin

Charter to State in Legion charter to state in legion

A Massachusetts state charter for the American Legion was issued by the state executive committee. Five new members joined, and the committee urged women veterans to form separate posts where feasible or join local posts otherwise. Applications for post charters were approved to be sent to headquarters next week as Colonel John J. Herbert plans a mass Massachusetts meeting to promote a post in every town.

New York American Legion Massachusetts the Legion A. A. Sprague Chicago John W. Inser John ¥. J. Herbert Worcester New England Bay State

Notable Figures Named in Historic List

Alabama, Theodore Roosevelt of New York, Bishop Brent of the Philippines and Thomas Miller of Delaware appear in a historical roster noting prominent individuals and their affiliations. The fragment highlights diverse roles across regions and institutions.

Alabma Theodore Roosevelt New York Bishop Brent Philippines Thomas Miller Delaware

Brotherhood of Railroad Station Men backs government rail ownership

Portland Maine May 23 concluding their convention the Brotherhood of Railroad Station Men adopted a resolution urging continued government ownership of railroads.

Portland The Brotherhood of Railroad Station Men

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