Plane crash near Fort Kamehameha injures two in Hawaii
Second Lieutenant Walter Gary Crowdus of Chicago piloted the plane that fell 3500 feet at Fort Kamehameha. Corporal Mark R. Grace of Loomis California is probably fatally injured. Both men belong to the Sixth Aero Squadron.
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Honolulu
Walter Gary Crowdus
Chicago
Mark RB. Grace
Loomis
Cal
Crowdus
Fort Kamehameha
Sixth Aero Squadron
How 10 Get Rid of Rheumatism Verona Ad
An advertisement features W. M. Lampson claiming relief from rheumatism and pains after using Fruit-a-tives Liver Tablets. It promotes 50 cent boxes, six for $2.50, and a 25 cent trial size, available at dealers or by mailing payment to Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
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Verona
W. M. Lampson
Fruit-A-Tives, Limited
Ogdensburg
N. Y
200000 Tons of Food Off to Europe Under Sealed Orders
Ships carrying 200000 tons of food for northern France Belgium and Austria are en route to Europe under sealed orders. They head to Gibraltar and Bristol channel ports and on arrival will await word from Food Administrator Hoover on final destinations. Ships destined for Gibraltar will likely head to Adriatic and Mediterranean ports while others will go to French and Belgian ports.
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Washington
France
Belgium
Austria
Europe
Gibraltar
Bristol Channel
Hoover
Adriatic
Mediterranean
Hoover appoints special shipping committee head
One of Mr. Hoover's final acts before sailing for Europe was to appoint a special shipping committee chaired by Theodore White Marsh of the Food Administration to coordinate efforts.
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Hoover
Europe
Theodore Whitemarsh
The
Food Administration
Poslam Promises Relief for Eczema and Rashes
An advertising notice promotes Poslam remedies for eczema itch Relief comes quickly with application and daily use toward clearer skin. It claims rapid visible improvement and encourages free samples from Emergency Laboratories New York City.
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Poslam
West 47Th St
New York City
Hoover in Europe Delays Food Shipments for Relief
Shipping Board and the Commission for Relief in Belgium coordinate to feed demoralized civilian populations in war torn areas. Details on ship numbers and Gibraltar diversion remain unavailable at the food administration. Final feeding plans hinge on Mr. Hoover’s European arrival and his survey results.
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Shipping Board
Commission For Relief
Belgium
Gibraltar
Europe
Near East
Food Administration
Hoover
Emerson Senior Going to France
Miss Imogene Hogel of Utica New York president of Emerson College senior class has received her passport and will sail soon to join hospital hut service with the American Red Cross in France.
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Imogene Hogel
Utica
N. Y
Emerson College
Miss Hogel
American Red Cross
France
Claims Half Fare Sale Is Illegal
Receiver Wallace B. Denham of the Bay State Street Railway challenges the half fare ticket policy for school children as unconstitutional in a petition filed in U S District Court. He seeks authority to discontinue the practice with copies sent to city town and school officials. A hearing is set for Thursday.
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Wallace B. Denham
Bay State Street Railway
United States District Court
Building Boom Following Material Restrictions Lift
A. C. Ratshesky, chairman of the non war construction committee, said government removal of building material restrictions has boosted activity. The Public Safety Committee sub panel met yesterday to review matters and to push efforts to encourage further building operations.
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A. C. Ratshesky
Public Safety Committee
Ratshesky
Passes Today Massachusetts War Public Safety Committee Ends
The Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety, active 21 months beyond military matters, is expected to dissolve today. Chairman James J. Storrow and Executive Manager Henry B. Endicott informed Governor McCall the group is no longer needed now that the war is over. The governor will convene a 10 o'clock meeting at the State House to commend the committee and explain its dissolution.
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Massachusetts Committee On Public Safety
James J. Storrow
Henry B. Endicott
McCall
State House
Bromo Quinine Ad Time Capsule Promotes Cure Claim
An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine tablets as a remedy to prevent influenza colds and grip. a signature firm, BE. W. GROVE, appears on the box. items referenced include product number 3802.
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BE. W. Grove
Protest Over 10 Cent Fare Schedule South of Boston
Officials and citizens from cities and towns served by Bay State Street Railway filed a protest with the Public Service Commission against the 10 cent fare increase. They argued the system needed repair and the higher fare would reduce rather than raise revenue.
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Boston
Bay State Street Railway Company
Public Service Commission
Lower fares for soldiers announced by McAdoo
Washington November 19 Director General McAdoo announced a reduced passenger rate of two cents a mile for soldiers returning home after discharge. The new fare replaces the usual three cents and a half rate, allowing meals and sleeping car reservations to be paid from the allowance.
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Washington
McAdoo
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