Russians Ordered Out of Germany After Propaganda Find
Berlin reports demand the withdrawal of all Russian representatives in Germany. Russian diplomats in Berlin to depart by special train for Russia. Propaganda pamphlets printed in German found in a Russian courier’s baggage likely triggered the diplomatic break. Remaining German legation staff in Moscow has reportedly returned to Germany.
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Berlin
Russia
Switzerland
Washington
Moscow
Three Chelsea youths held for midnight robbery
Three Chelsea youths were held for the grand jury by Judge Bos ton after a midnight holdup of John W. Pearson on Cherry Street. Named defendants are Max M. Provizer 19 of Arlington Street a U S navy sailor Jacob Cholast 23 of Walnut Street and Martin A. Ryan 18 of Orange Street a known singer.
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Grand Jury
Boston
John W. Pearson
Cherry Street
Max M. Provizer
Arlington Street
United States Navy
Jacob Cholast
Walnut Street
Martin A. Ryan
Orange Street
Local War Work Campaign Quotas Met in New Bedford Lexington Walpole
Local campaign authorities announced they had already met their quotas and the 50 percent additional requirement for the United War Work Campaign. The effort spans New Bedford and the towns of Lexington and Walpole with enthusiasm ahead of the seven day drive.
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New Bedford
Lexington
Walpole
Central Massachusetts Committee
United States
War Department
New Bedford Lexington and Walpole Boost War Chest Giving
New Bedford sent a 345000 check to the central committee versus a 230000 quota. Lexington followed with 22500 against 15000, Walpole paid 15000 against 10000. New England moves toward a first half million before the campaign opens.
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New Bedford
Central Committee
Lexington
Walpole
New England
Patriots Rally in Boston to Launch United War Work Drive
A major patriotic event Sunday night in Symphony Hall launches the United War Work campaign aiming to raise about 8 million dollars in the Boston metropolitan area. Judge Charles A. DeCourcy presides as Lt. Vincent de Wierzbecki and former Lt. Gov. Everett J. Lake are among speakers, with many civic and war service leaders in attendance. Governor McCall proclaimed the week of November 10 for fundraising and public support.
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Boston
American Red Cross
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Supreme Judicial Court
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French High Commission
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Wierzbecki
Everett J. Lake
Connecticut
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George C., Lee
William J Day
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Jewish Welfare Board
John F. Moors
War Camp Community Service
Charles F. D. Belden
Boston Public Library
American Library Association
James J. Phelan
National Catholic War Work Council
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United War Work Campaign
Thomas E. Hughes
Salvation Army
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
War Work Council
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Chilton Club
McCall
Arraignment in Billerica Murder Case of Louis Soulia
Joseph Cardio, 82, faced Judge Thomas J. Enwright on a murder charge for Louis Fred Soulia. Soulia’s body, bearing gun and knife wounds, was found buried in a shallow Oak street grave near his cottage. Cardio held without bail for a hearing on Saturday, November 16.
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Lowell
Joseph Cardio
Thomas J. Enwright
Louis Fred Soulia
Oak Street
Billerica
Cardio
Soldiers Hurt In Auto Upset On State Highway
Four men, three soldiers, were badly hurt when the car carrying seven soldiers from Boston to Camp Devens left the Lexington roadway and crashed through a wire fence at a bend. Cor porals Reed Moynihan and Cook Chin, plus driver Maurice Bell, were hospitalized in Lexington and Waltham after the crash. Four other soldiers suffered minor injuries and were sent to Camp Devens.
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Boston
Camp Devens
G. L. Reed
F. J. Moynihan
Cook Chin
Waltham Hospital
Maurice Bell
Harrison Avenue
J. Odin Tilton
Harvard Girls Canning and Drying Record Noted
Miss Nancy Harlow 15 of the Harvard Canning and Evaporating Club announces a town record for preserving and drying foods. The group, composed of local school girls, stored 2640 cases and dried 21 kinds of food with produce donated by residents. Brothers and other male relatives assisted in picking.
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Harvard Canning & Evaporating Club
Harvard
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