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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
15
Dwight W. Morrow of J P Morgan & Co addressed the International Trade Conference in Atlantic City urging the United States to extend about 2 billion dollars in international credits to war-torn European countries by next summer. He argued Americans must produce and save to support the plan.
Mr. Morrow argues European nations seek partnership not charity as they restore productive capacity. He cites a $2,673,000,000 excess in exports in seven months and predicts US exports to Europe will fall while imports from Europe rise, easing living costs through European-made goods.
Radcliffe girls cultivate vegetables fruits and preserves for a community market at the Agassiz House in Cambridge on October 31 and November 1. Miss Susan Lyman and Mrs. Horace Hall will run the event described as one of the best student body occasions. A market table will display in season produce from college girls. The market is to be set up on the Agassiz House stairs.
Cook Lorenzo Ash and sailors Thomas Moulton Ernest Fizzard and Douglas Nicholl, survivors of the wrecked British schooner Onato, passed through Boston yesterday on their way home to Newfoundland after being landed at Philadelphia.
Major General Chamberlain, inspector general, testified before the Senate military committee that the inspector-general's department did not use third degree methods in army investigations. He said the department played no role in the dispute between Samuel T. Ansell and Major General Crowder. Crowder to testify tomorrow as talks address reform of military justice.
An all day conference organized by the State Federation of Women’s Clubs and hosted by the Ladies’ Physiological Institute was held in Chipman Hall. Dr Lillian G Perry greeted guests as Mrs Sumner Coolidge led the proceedings. Papers were read by Leot B Meyers regional secretary for New England of the National Tuberculosis Association and Mrs FE Allen.
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