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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1918

Page

15

Nation Celebrates Victory Thanksgiving Across the Nation

The nation marks a Victory Thanksgiving with soldiers homeward and many still on duty. Furloughs are widespread for those who can travel while others receive holiday meals prepared by service staff. Candles light homes in New England for families with service members and War Savings Stamp Day urges public donations. Beneficiaries include Salvation Army, Volunteers of America, and local missions with dinners for the poor.

Army Navy Au Thorities New Hagtland State House McCall General Pershing Salvation Army Volunteers of America Rescue Missions Boston Vernon Street Roxbury State Prison Charles Street Deer Island House of Correction West Cambridge Concord Reformatory First Church Temple Street Beacon Hill

Thanksgiving Day Celebrations in Boston Honor Military and Immigrants

The city prepares large festive events for convalescents and children, with turkey and gifts. War Camp Community Service organizes dinners and entertainments for soldiers at locations including Radio School and Bumkin Island. Donors raised 877.42 dollars for cigarettes and tobacco given to service members. Immigrants at Long Wharf receive meals, with music and entertainment following. Major Peters Admiral Wood and General Crozier may attend the ceremony at Copley Plaza. Over 9000 men invited to dinners citywide under a women's committee led by Mrs. John Balch. Church services mark Thanksgiving Day.

Boston Radio School Commonwealth Pier Bumkin Island Hingham Deer Island South Boston Long Wharf Major Peters Admiral Wood General Crozier War Camp Community Service Copley Plaza John Balch

Nation to Join in Thanksgiving for Victory and End of War

President Wilson invites a grateful nation as Thanksgiving Day proceeds with a strong sense of relief at the Allied victory and the end of World War I. Americans prepare to honor the military and naval achievements while communities consider combining celebrations in lieu of a formal Victory Day.

Washington Wilson

Thanksgiving Plans at White House and Churches

President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson will attend morning services with the immediate family at the White House. A dinner will honor the family with menus aligned to food conservation requests. Cabinet members and the President will join the Metropolitan Methodist Church service, while envoys from many nations attend the Pan American mass at St. Patrick's Church. Preparations aim to make the day memorable for service personnel at home, overseas, and at sea. Secretary Baker’s Thanksgiving message lauds American sacrifice and the nation’s character and institutions.

Wilson White House Metropolitan Methodist Church St. Patrick’s Church Baker Amerita Unitea

Democracy Ideals Echoed Across Diverse Communities

A fragment quotes a pledge to unite nations by shared democratic values, urging people to overcome differences of lineage language and creed to express belief in democracy. The passage emphasizes collective commitment to liberal principles and civic unity.

City Highs Clash In Morning Football Schedule

A list of today’s school football games with 10 am kickoffs. English High hosts Boston Latin at Fenway Park. Other matchups include Commerce vs Dorchester at Braves Field and Boston College High vs Newton High at Claflin Field among many local pairs.

English High Boston Latin Fenway Park Commerce Dorchester High Braves Field Boston College High Newton High Claflin Field Newtonville Rookline High Watertown High Old Tech Field Brookline Malden High Medford High Malden Somerville High Rindge Technical Recreation Field West Somerville Everett High Cambridge Latin Everett Melrose High Arlington High Melrose Revere High Winthrop High Revere Lynn Classical Lynn English Lynn Swampscott High Marbichend High Swampscott J. John’s Preparatory Haverhill Winchester High Woburn High Winchester Brockton High Fairhaven High Brockton

Local High School Football Pairings Listed

Framingham and Natick meet at Framingham while Weymouth faces Alumni in Weymouth. Quincy plays Alumni in Quincy and Concord meets Alumni in Concord. Whitman hosts Abington and West Roxbury clashes with Charlestown in West Roxbury. Hyde Park plays South Boston in Hyde Park and Beverly faces Gloucester in Beverly. Milton meets Dedham in Milton.

Framingham Natick High Framin Weymouth Quincy High Quincy Concord High Concord Whitman High Abington High Whitman West Roxha High Charlez Town High Roxbury Hiyde Park High South Boston High Hyde Park Beverly High Gloucester High Beverly Milton High Dedham High Milton

Soldiers Favor New Regime in Kiel Despatch

Copenhagen November 2 The Soldiers Council at Wilhelmshohe castle reports via wireless to Deputy Noske in Kiel that they will back the present government against the minority whose actions threaten the revolution and the empire’s continuity.

Copenhagen Wilhelmshohe Noske Kiel

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