Waiters Not Naturalized and Not Seen as Real Life
An article discusses foreign born waiters in American hotels, focusing on the Geneva organization for waiters abroad and its impact on Americanization. It notes members’ reliance on the Geneva network, English-only meetings, and the push to obtain citizenship while downplaying Americanization. It also mentions other waiter associations and paths to work and travel in the United States.
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Chicago
Anteche Kelinerbund
Walters Association
Geneva
Geneve
Walters
Walting
America
Europe
Ladie
Walter
United States
Church of England Elects First Chinese Bishop
London March 216 The Church of England has elected its first Chinese bishop Rev. T. B. Sing aged five and a half? He was educated for the ministry at Ningpo and ordained in the English church there.
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Church of England
T. 8. Sing
Ningpo
Love for son inspires worker at Camp Sheridan
Morris Isaacs of Cincinnati, 57, dedicates his time to Red Triangle and YMCA work without pay at Camp Sheridan Alabama to support soldiers and fundraise for the new Red Triangle coliseum. His son Captain Stanley Isaacs of Company K, 1st Ohio, is near transfer to Camp Wadsworth. Isaacs plans to follow his son to France as an army YMCA worker when ordered overseas.
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Camp Sheridan
Montgomery
Als
Welfie
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Cincinmnati
Mr. Isaacs
Special Army
Red Triangle Coliseum
Ixusee
Cincinnati
Stanley Isaacs
K Company
First Offio Regiment
Camp
Wads
Isaac
Janaqs
Ohio Regiment
Isases
France
Seaa
First Female Librarian Sent Into War Camp
The Americoan Library association reports the first woman librarian assigned to a war camp. Olga Wyeth, formerly University of Illinois librarian, will go to Camp Wadsworth in Spartanburg to supervise library work. A medical officer at Camp Doniphan requests a librarian for the hospital, and another is set to lead hospital service at Camp Upton on April 1.
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Americoan Library Association
Commission of Training Camp
Camp Asspitel
Mins
Olga Wyeth
University of Iltoia
Camp Wadsworth
Spartanburg
S&s. C
Camp Doniphan
Camp Upton
Fuel of East of Rockies to Be Pooled by Order
The fuel administration ordered pooling of all fuel east of the Rocky Mountains to address distribution problems and a potential artificial oil shortage, despite an ample overall supply for essential needs. Tank steamers moved from coastwise routes contributed to the decision.
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Rockies
Washington
Fuel Administration
Rocky Mountains
Ships construction delays and workforce in wartime
The report details shipyard slowdowns under the Hurley regime due to labor strikes material shortages and winter delays. It notes 221 761 men at 122 shipyards with 30 789 building wood ships 146 366 steel ships and 44 606 in yard work. It also mentions plans to source timber from the Pacific coast and scout for big timbers, plus other wartime transport and policy steps.
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Hurley
Ie Beiny
Hog Island
Pacific Coast
Pier Han
Girl Scouts to Raise Gardens
Washington March 30 Mrs Herbert Hoover chairwoman announces Girl Scouts will raise gardens as part of a community service project. Details on locations and participants were not disclosed.
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Girl Scouts
Washington, P
Herbert Hoover
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