Arthur Robinson Locomobile Head at London
Arthur W. Robinson, sales manager of Locomobile Company of America, returned to Bridgeport after overseeing orders and deliveries from London. He assisted in securing more than 1,000 trucks for British use, noted transit delays, and observed wartime supply and repair networks in England and on the continent.
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Connecticut relief supplies shipped to Belgium in December
New York December 10 The Commission for Relief in Belgium prepares a cargo for Connecticut state ship to sail from New York late December. The shipment includes flour clothing shoes and other foodstuffs from Connecticut residents. Officers named Baldwin Holcomb Weeks Farnum Palmer McCook Rees lead the committee as relief efforts continue for Belgium and northern France amid ongoing destitution. General Gouraud returns to active duty in France. An investigation into a hoped dynamite attack on the DuPont plant is underway in Hopewell Virginia. A body found in the harbor near Potters Field is believed to be the wife of a barge captain. Bank of Independence in Germantown Philadelphia closes.
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