New York Sees Largest Hebrew Parade Since Ukraine Massacres
New York witnessed its largest parade of Jewish people marching to an age old Hebrew dirge protesting alleged massacres in the Ukraine. The cortege wound from the lower East Side to Carnegie Hall, continuing from 1 PM until long after dark with more than 100,000 participants.
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25000 VETS IN LINE IN MASS PROGRESS OF JEWISH DEMONSTRATION
A large procession of 25000 uniformed veterans and Jewish organizations marched, carrying American and Zionist flags and banners condemning pogroms. Delegations from Philadelphia, New Jersey and Connecticut joined. At Carnegie Hall the cortege was dismissed. a mass meeting followed with speakers including Governor Smith, Senator McCormick, Lieutenant Governor Walker, Mayor Hylen and Jacob H. Schiff. The Jewish East Side observed a mourning day with shops and theaters closed.
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Plan for Navy Gun Build Using Radial Expansion
Rear Admiral Ralph Earle reports a new gun construction method for the navy called radial expansion driven by hydraulic pressure to create adherent strength. This built up approach reduces gun sections versus heat shrinking and applies to guns up to six inches, promising time and cost savings despite postwar procurement pressures and ammunition, armor, and torpedo facility needs.
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Europe Faces Starvation Threat Says 100,000,000 At Risk
London November 24. Sir George Parish warned before the Ethical Society that at least 100 million people in Europe faced starvation in the coming months. He said the world partly realizes the danger, that business leaders are seeking remedies, and that the League of Nations is a global necessity with probable American participation.
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City Council Candidates File Papers as Election Nears
Sixteen candidates have filed for the three City Council seats with a Dec. 16 election date set. No avowed Good Government Association candidates are publicly identified, leaving observers unsure which way the GGA ticket will tilt. All filings meet signature requirements, and late entrants are unlikely.
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Steamers Search For Survivors In Northwest Gale
Sault Ste. Marie news reports United States submarine chaser 498 and the tug Iowa searched waters near the Pari sian Islands for survivors of the steamer Myron which foundered off Whitefish Point during a northwest gale. Fort William wireless from Duluth said Captain Walter R. Neal of the Myron was rescued by the Franz and taken to port, raising hope for remaining crew.
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Plan to Float Irish Bonds in Manchester
Mayor Michael J. Kelly of New York City has organized a State committee to float the Irish Republic bonds here and the Friends of Irish Freedom provide the main backers. Edwin Kean, president of the local Friends of Irish Freedom, leads the local campaign.
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Michael J. Kelly
New York City
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Edwin ¥. Kean
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