Creel’s Public Information Plans After War
George Creel announced the domestic activities of the Committee on Public Information will end when the war ends, while foreign work continues under presidential direction and war funds. He said the foreign effort aims to introduce America to the world and has a wider purpose than the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creel
Washington
George Creel
Committee On Public Information
Cree
America
Ginter
Death of Lt Paul Strickland On First Day Out
A World War II era letter from First Lieutenant John Kennedy describes the death of Paul Strickland of Blues D Company 102d Infantry on their first day out. Strickland was killed by a high explosive shell after two days of illness and is buried in a northern France village churchyard.
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New Haven
Paul Strickland
Blues
D Company
102D Infantry
John J. Kennedy
12Th Machine Gun Battalion
Strickland
Tie
Paul
France
Europe
Ptaa EE
Middlesex School Lifts Ban as Influenza Improves
Middlesex School in Concord ends the ban after improved Spanish influenza conditions. Student Manager Charles R B Barnes Jr seeks a game for tomorrow afternoon. Earlier, remaining games were cancelled and rescheduled with Country Day Newton in Concord on Nov 16 and Milton Academy in Milton on Nov 23.
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Middlesex
Concord
Charles RB. Barnes, Jr
Country Day School of
Newton
Milton Academy
Milton
Dr Chapman to Speak in Boston as New Era Movement
The Rev Dr J Wilbur Chapman plans two January sermons in Boston with Charles M Alexander as song leader. The gathering, part of a New Era Presbyterian spiritual movement, aims to fund $1 000 000 for rehabilitating returning wounded servicemen and $500 000 for Protestant churches in France Belgium and Italy damaged by the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilbur Chapman
Boston
Massachusetts
Charles M. Alexander
Chapman
Presbyterian Church
France
Belgium
Italy
Run Over By Miss Sears Case Heads to Court
Miss Eleonora Sears of Boston and Manchester is sued for 5000 damages in Essex County Superior Court at Salem by Miss Mary Walsh of Beverly. Walsh claims on September 22 while walking toward Manchester a horse and wagon driven by Sears negligently struck her, knocking her down on a public highway from Beverly Farms to Manchester.
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Eleonora Sears
Boston
Manchester
Essex County Superior Court
Salem
Mary Walsh
Beverly
H. Harding Hale
Miss Walsh
Beverly Farms
Miss Sears
Injury from Wagon Accident Ends in Major Pain and Loss
A wagon ran over a woman causing severe injuries and great pain. She suffered loss of time from her business and incurred high medical expenses for treatment.
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Grove
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Nature
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Wied
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Dr. Chapman
Era
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Armour Grain Company
Chicago
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Armour
Lexington High School
Arlington High School
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Arlington Girls
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Formosa Oolong
Eng. Sree
John Alden
Abe
Prunes
Santa Claras
Tomatoes
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Summer St
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