No change in steel strike in Pittsburgh district
The Pittsburgh area saw no material change in the steel strike as leaders kept up activity to cripple major plants. Carnegie Steel’s Homestead Duquesne Braddock and Clairton operations continued to increase output while reports said more workers were returning elsewhere. Foundry shut at Jones & Laughlins after 300 signed at the union office. plant officials claim no serious defection. Two color photographs of Cardinal decrcion and King Albert of Belgium highlighted in the Boston Sunday Post feature section.
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Salvation Sue comes home to Chelsea heroine Stella Young
Lieutenant Stella Young of Chelsea, famed as the Salvation Army doughnut girl who fed American soldiers in France and carried doughnuts into Germany, returns after 18 months abroad. A public reception will be held at Grand Army Hall with Chelsea Post American Legion escort.
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Homecoming tale of Stella Young in wartime Doughnut duty in France
York from overseas returns to 8 Franklin avenue Chelsea to spend three week furlough. Stella Young recalls coffee lines for troops in Ansurville France and later doughnut production in Coblenz Germany with the 16th Infantry. She met General Pershing at a carnival.
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Repertory Theatre Club Holds First Meeting
The Frances Jewett Repertory Theatre Club opened its season in the Copley Theatre upper rehearsal room. President Mrs. John C. Abbot chaired and outlined club aims. E. & Clive spoke on the heavy work of preparing a play for the Stage. Members performed the garden scene from Twelfth Night. Meetings will occur the first Wednesday each month at 4 pm.
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