Experts On War Memorials Organized In New York
The National Committee on Memorial Buildings merges with War Camp Community Service to advise on memorials for war participants. It retains its personnel and becomes the Advisory Committee on Memorial Buildings under War Camp Community Service guidance. J Horace McFarland of Harrisburg listed among members.
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New York
National Committee On Memorial Buildings
War Camp Community Service
Advisory Committee On
J. Horace McFarland
Harrisburg
Bill to merge ten suburbs into greater Berlin
Berlin plans a national assembly bill uniting ten suburbs including Charlottenburg Wilmersdorf Schoeneberg Grunewald Tempel into a larger Berlin extending about ten miles to include seventy one municipalities. The city would be governed by a 14 member senate and a 144 member lower house.
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Berlin
German National Assembly
Charlottenburg
Wilmersdorf
Schoeneberg
Grunewald
Tempel
Spandau
Endorsement Sparks Recovery With Natonex Medicine
Miss Catherine Kittrick of Wilkes-Barre credits the Natonex remedy for a full health rebound after long weakness. She details fatigue, poor appetite, headaches, and nervous distress improving after using Natonex, praising the product and urging others to learn about its 12 nature remedies.
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Natonex
Catherine Kittrick
South Main Street
Wilkes-Barre
Miss Kittrick
Gorgas
North Third Street
Gorgas Drug Store
Harrisburg
Charter Bill Battle Foretold In State House Plans
Legislative action centers on the Philadelphia charter bill as a late day House session looms with Senator Boies Penrose and Philadelphia revisers. Disagreements over council size linger, while Governor and revisers may seek a settlement or defer until Attorney General Schaffer weighs in. Concurrent bills on registration commissioners and liquor enforcement are also scheduled or expected.
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Philadelphia
House of Representatives
United
Boies Penrose
William J. Schaffer
Swarthmore
A. Mitchell Palmer
Senate
Ramsey
Vickerman and Fox
Pennsylvania Legislatures Last Three Weeks Focus on Compensation and Revenue
The 1919 Pennsylvania session nears its final stretch with key decisions on state compensation and revenue. Legislation would raise salaries, shape tax collection, and likely cut appropriations, while education funding nears 30 percent of a $90 million total.
Letters From Cranks Purport to Furnish Clues to Bomb Rascals
Anonymous letters claiming to identify radicals behind the bombings flood Justice Department offices in New York. Officials say such missives are not ignored as a possible lead, noting prior success from similar sources. William J. Flynn leads the nationwide search and will stay in the city through Tuesday for talks with police.
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Associated Press
New York
Department of Justice
Rosenthal
William J. Flynn
French Aviator Sets New Altitude Record
Paris June 9. Lieutenant Casale, a French aviator, established a new world height record by reaching 9,500 meters 81,168 feet. He previously held the record at 31,000 feet.
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Associated Press
Paris
Casale
Conference on Church Work Opens in Cleveland
Delegates from across the nation gather in Cleveland for the national conference on The Church in the City under the Interchurch World Movement. The program covers radical groups outreach, social and civic roles, downtown and suburban church work, city missions, and training new leaders.
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Cleveland
City
Interchurch World Movement of North America
America
Cleveland Federation of Churches
Christian Church
Hull House of Italy Extends Social Work in Sezze
In Sezze near Rome a new Hull House like project serves 14 000 residents with a settlement house two orphan asylums a hospital and visiting nurses led by Miss Fraser American Red Cross worker. Funds rely on local voluntary contributions and residents support the effort with time and money. The boys farm three acres to supply animals and vegetables while girls do embroidery to furnish linen.
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Rome
Hull House
Italy
Chicago
Sezze
Miss Fraser
Cincinnati
American Red Cross
New Benevolent Plan Is Urged by Lutheran Convention
Lancaster Pa June 9 A new system for apportionments and transmission of benevolent funds is urged for the synods of the United Lutheran church. Read by the secretary of benevolence at the Lutheran Ministerium convention, the plan accompanies the 1724 annual meeting which closed after 1 PM. The Executive Board asks Pennsylvania ministerium to allot 234117 for United Lutheran church needs.
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Lancaster
United Lutheran Church
Lutheran Ministerium
Ministerium of
Pennsylvania
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War Camp Community Service and Committee On Buildings Merged
Greater Berlin
Legislature News
Charter Bill
Hill
Walker
Auditor General
Snyder
Appropriations Committee
House
W. J. McCaig
House Committee
William C. Sproul
State Salary Board
General Assembly of Pennsylvania
Phiadelphia
Department of Conservation
Auditor General's
Physical Education
Rascals
Gunzenhauser’s
The
Gunzenhauser Bakery
Conference ON Church Work
United States
Philippine
Voile
Dimities
Batiste
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