Germans Expose Propaganda Tales From Coblenz
Coblenz June 4. German newspapers published fiction by writers from Frankfurt and Leipzig describing supposed American Army abuses. A Leipsic article claims a German official's wife was punished for saying all Americans should go to the devil, forced to repeat a discouraging slogan daily. another tale has a woman punished for muttering about mud splashed by American cars.
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Coblenz
Frankfort
Leipsic
Coblens
Third Army
Leipsic Munchausen
Ehrenbrietstein
Packer Back From Europe Says It Is Up to U S to Feed Her
New York June 4 Thomas E Wilson president of Wilson and Company says meeting America’s coming food demands requires strongest united effort of labor industry agriculture capital and government He spent two months studying Europe’s food situation and warns war affected countries may not return to normal soon with acute food production problems.
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New York
America
Thomas E. Wilson
Wilson and Company
Europe
Palmer Seeks Hearing on Frelinghuysen Charges
Senator Frelinghuysen charged Attorney General nominee Palmer with remarks about the alien property custodian. Palmer issued a statement calling for a public hearing and praising the alien property custodian's office as performing splendid work during Senate Judiciary Committee consideration of his nomination.
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Associated Press
Washington
Frelinghuysen
Palmer
Alien Property Custodian
New Jersey
Senate Judiciary Committee
Western Union Operators to Strike in Atlanta
A strike of Morse and multiplex operators at Western Union offices in Atlanta was approved by the local council of the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America. The action supports striking Southern Bell employees and will begin at 11 a.m. today.
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Atlanta
Union Morse
Western Union
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Charles F. Mann
Narrows Road Contract Pushed for 83 000 Feet
The Nawn contracting concern received the contract for over 83 000 feet of State highway from the upper Dauphin to Clark's Ferry and will rush the project due to heavy travel. They work on Hog Island and York Village projects and pledge a first class road from Harrisburg to Clark's Ferry, with total costs near 600 000 dollars.
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Nawn
Dauphin “Narrows
Clark's Ferry
Hog Island
York Village
Chester
Harrisburg
Dauphin
Pennsylvania Railroad
State Highway Department
Fisher
Capitol
C. V. Johnson
Crawford
Isadore Stern
Philadelphia
Penn- Harris Hotel
John R. Ball
Association
More Roads For Dauphin County
The State Highway Department asked for bids to construct over 37,000 feet of state highway in Dauphin county with bids opened June 24. The project covers 24,765 feet in Upper Paxton township and 12,725 feet in Lower Paxton.
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State Highway Department
Dauphin County
Upper Paxton Township
Lower Paxton
Pennsylvania
McKean County
Kane
Mt. Jewett
Blair County
Hollidaysburg
Millville
Bloomsburg
Sunbury
Mollidaysburg
Eee
Columbia County
Upper Paxton
Lancaster County
Providence
Strasburg
Wetmore
Hamlin
Northumberland County
Shamokin
Judges Appointed For Second Yearly Rose Show
The Woman's Advisory Board of the Y. M. C. A. has secured 8S. S. Pennock of Philadelphia to judge the Second Annual Rose Show on June 6 and 7. He is joined by H. Riebe, Miss Eby, H. Hanson, and Miss Minster. Exhibitors must bring flowers by 10.30 Friday. judging starts at 1.30 and awards follow. Lectures by J. Horace McFarland at Fahnestock Hall on roses in America open to ticket holders with 25 cent tickets. Tickets available at local businesses. entry cards may be returned by Thursday evening.
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S. Pennock
Philadelphia
Pennock
S. S. Pennock Company
America
Fahnestock Hall
McFarland
Breeze Hill
Dives
Pomeroy & Stewart, Bowman & Co
Astrich's
Rose's
Berryhill Flower Shop
Althouse
Thirteenth and
Market Streets
Fountain Market Company
Mulberry
Derry
Pomeroy’s
Second
Rerly
Committee On Arrangements
Church Federation Plans Big Interchurch Conference Here
Officers of the Church Federation of Harrisburg met at the Penn-Harris for luncheon with Rev. S Snyder to outline the June 16 and 17 Interchurch World Movement conference. Penn-Harris Hotel will be the headquarters with 700 invitations sent to Pennsylvania denominations.
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Church Federation
Church Federation of
Harrisburg and Vicinity
Penn-Harris
F. Snyder
Altoona
Interchurch Federation of Pennsylvania
Interchurch World Movement
State Interchurch Federation
Federation of
Pennsylvania
Praise for City Boy Scouts on Memorial Day
Letter to the Telegraph lauds the Boy Scouts for aiding G A R members on Memorial Day. Scouts monitored health, carried water canteens, refilling them along the parade route. They declined payments from grateful comrades, saying they served to help without pay.
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Telegraph
Memorial Day Parade Chief of Staff Praises Team
In a proud tribute F. H. Hoy, Chief of Staff of Memorial Day Parade, extols the group and their noble work. The statement honors their efforts, dedication, and service to the community.
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F. H. Hoy
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United States Army of Occupation
Suralgia
Harry C. Hunter
Third & Harris Sts
Bell
United
the Globe
Packer
U. S
Cloverdale
Senate Hotel
Fred B. Aldinger
THE
Globe
Palm Beach
Zefirette
Mohair
Breezwere Suits
Kool Kloth
Narrows Road
Big Contracting Firm
J. William Bowman
Harvey Klaer
O. P. Beckley
W. T. Hildrup, Jr
J. W. Markward
Lewiss. Mudge
James W. Barker
Charles W. Bell
Robert Bagnell
Grace Methodist Church
J. J. Brehm
Bowman
Boston Garter
Deutrichs
Market Street
Harrisburg, Pa
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