MIT Supervisor Speaks on Canteen Lunch Plans
Mrs Helen McLean MIT lunch counters supervisor addressed Special Aid Society members at 1 Boylston Street on Canteen Lunches detailing prep for feeding soldiers with minimal waste. A 10 30 AM Friday meeting at 601 Boylston Street will hear reports from branches. A Red Cross packing bee at 12 Arlington Street packed four boxes of knitted goods for shipping points.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Special Aid Society For American Preparedness
Boylston Street
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Boston
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Caliban Tickets Sold at Boston Railroad Terminals
Red Cross workers in nurse uniforms sold many Caliban tickets at North and South stations and in hotel lobbies. The Harvard Stadium production next month promises a gigantic Boston exhibition. Prominent sellers included Mrs. N.S. Cook Miss Elmer W. Davis and Mrs. A. E. Anderson.
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Court allows Carney name use in nurses housing registry
The Supreme Court rules the Carney Hospital cannot block the defendant from using the name Carney in the designation Carney Graduate Nurses Club. The decision finds the registry is not a club or in competition with the hospital and does not mislead the public about hospital affiliation.
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U. S. Ambulance Section Leaves Paris for Front
Ambulance section No. 26 of the American field service left Paris for the front yesterday under the command of Albert M. Hyde of New York a Harvard man.
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Six Shot in Negro Race Riot at East St. Louis
In East St Louis Illinois on May 29 three white men were shot by Negroes between 9 and 10 pm as the tense situation escalates hourly. Three whites were wounded with unknown motives and no arrests reported.
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Tense clashes erupt as armed groups mobilize in city
Negroes armed with shotguns rifles and revolvers mass in city sections and clash as arc lights are shot out and false fire alarms occur, signaling a growing disruption and public safety concern.
Riots In St Louis Leave Several Injured
Three Black men were shot with at least two seriously wounded as mobs formed after labor union protests over Southern Black workers. Police used clubs to disperse crowds while National Guard members were detained for inciting to riot. An armed Black man from St Louis was arrested near Eads Bridge. The unrest followed reports of insults to a white woman and street robberies.
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180 Dentists Now Students At Forsyth Dental Infirmary
Ten states and nine dental colleges are represented by 180 dentists in the first group at Forsyth Dental Infirmary. The men, all graduates, study again at the request of the Medical Board of the Council of National Defence, with many doctors and dentists volunteering their time, seen as a patriotic example by government officials.
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Committee of Dentistry
Medical Board
Council of National Defence
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