Freedom of Seas Big Point to Be Adjusted
Leading naval authorities contend submarine use should be limited to attacking warships in navies, with attacks on merchant ships banned. The peace congress debates include freedom of the seas, compensation by Germany, dismantling naval restrictions, and empowering neutral shipping. Discussions continue as inter allied talks proceed in Paris with delegates displaced by illness and hotel requisitions.
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Cottegate
North
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Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Mediterranean
Black Seas
High Seas
North Sea
Norway
Scotland
Dover Channel
Congress
Wilson
Poland
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Adriatic
America
E. M. House
Inter-Allied Conference
United States
Spain
Paris
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Place de la Concorde
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Red Cross
Rué Royale
Ministry of Marine
Solf
Alsace-Lorraine
Rhine
Matin
The
Hague
Clemenceau
London
Lloyd George
A. J. Balfour
England
Paul Cambon
Great Britain
Atlantic
Edward N. Hurley
Allied Economic Congress
Economic Congress
Odd Far East Visitors Dress Like Prussian Mascots in Boston
Two Lascar sailors from India arrived aboard a tramp steamer and immediately drew attention with striking outfits. One wore a bright red fez, blue coat, and mismatched trousers, while the other displayed oversized Chinese slippers and a colorful turban. Their unusual attire outshone local winter fashion as passersby gaped at their distinctive dress.
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Far East
Boston
India
Orient
Lascar
Atlantic Avenue
500 Mail Planes Sought for Aerial Mail Routes
War Situation Today reports Allan Hawley urging immediate War Department action to provide 500 airplanes for 50 aerial mail routes, with 1000 army aviators available, as the Post Office plans rapid setup and seeks to keep pilots from resigning. The piece also previews a Boston Times article on Bolshevism and Americanization.
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New York
War Department
Post Office Department
Baker
Allan RK. Hawley
Aero Club of America
Hawley
the Post
Boston
New York Times
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief
Don’t stay stuffed up or snuffly. Take Pape's Cold Compound every two hours, up to three doses, to open clogged nostrils and air passages, halt discharge, and ease feverishness and sore throat. It’s quick relief, inexpensive, and tastes pleasant. Do not accept substitutes.
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Pape
Knits Sweater in Seven Hours at Wheelock
Mrs. A. W. Porter, president of the Wheelock Red Cross, reportedly knitted a warm sweater 26 1 2 inches long and 17 inches wide in seven hours. She has long aided Red Cross efforts during the war and Wheelock residents note this as possibly the fastest known time.
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Wheelock
Red Cross
A. W. Porter
American Red Cross
A. .W. Porter
Wheelock, Vt
Red Cross Branch
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkener Promise of Youth
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken gray hair and restore natural color. It claims the product darkens evenly, makes hair thick and glossy, and makes users look younger, while noting it is a cosmetic, not a medicine.
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Wyeth
Kaiser's Hoarded Food Revealed At Berlin Palace
Amsterdam dispatch reports Wilhelm Carle the Volks Stimme writer uncovers vast hoards of provisions in Kaiser Wilhelm II's Berlin palace. White tiled rooms hold meat, provisions, eggs, tea, coffee, lard, sugar loaves, and more valued in the hundreds of thousands of marks.
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Amsterdam
Wilhelm
Frankfort
Volks Stimme
Wilhelm Carle
Berlin
Germany
Daring Flier Thrills Boston Crowd at Harvard Stadium
Lieutenant Jack Frost of the 48th Aero Squadron wowed about a thousand spectators on the Anderson Bridge and at Harvard Stadium. He looped the loop repeatedly above the Harvard horseshoe then glided over the power plant stacks and Soldiers Field before a precise landing.
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Anderson Bridge
the Charles
Harvard
Jack Frost
48Th Aero Squadron
Mineola
Jack
Long Island
Chestnut Hill
Boston
Frost
L” Power House
Transport named for The Lambs launched at Newark yard
Kearny New Jersey November 24 The Lambs 9000 ton transport launched today at Federal Shipbuilding Company yards. Three hundred Lambs members attended the ceremony Mrs Robert S Gill widow of Captain Gill first officer member of the club to be killed in the war acted as sponsor.
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Kearny
N. J
The
Lambs
New York
Federal Shipbuilding Company
Robert S. Gill
Gill
Lowell to Speak at Harvard League of Nations Meeting
President Lowell will be the principal speaker at the first Harvard League of Nations Society meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 in the new lecture hall on Kirkland street. The society was organized last week by J E Harley graduate student and Carnegie Endowment fellow.
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Lowell
Harvard League of Nations Society
Kirkland Street
J. E. Harley
Harvard
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
War Savings Stamp Sales Lead in Maine Quota Progress
Portland Maine November 2 1944 State director Herbert J Brown announced the Maine War Savings Stamps drive shows total sales of 6650800 dollars about 59 percent of the state allotment. Leading counties Knox Franklin Sagadahoc report the highest percentages at 67.9 67.2 and 66.5 respectively.
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Portland
Maine
Herbert J. Brown
Knox
Franklin
Sagadahoe
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Emma Goldman
Russia
Ingman
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Soldiers Field
Transport
League OF Nations
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