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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1919

Page

15

Y M C A Service Praised For Yankee Overseas Work

Dr Maitland Alexander former moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly lauds the Y M C A for war service to American troops overseas calling it one of the war’s finest efforts. He quotes the organization supplied baseball gear enough for 100 years and notes a single item of 2 250 000 baseballs.

Pittsburgh Young Men's Christian Association Maitland Alexander Presbyterian General Assembly Alexander France Army of Occupation

Foch Prepares Big Allied Army for Berlin Push

Allied forces under Marshal Foch begin concentrating American British French and Belgian troops to ready a march into Germany if the Peace Treaty fails. The move builds toward a Berlin advance as the German National Assembly debates the treaty and plebiscite.

Foch Goblenz Marshal Foch Germany Berlin Copenhagen German National Assembly Weimar

Doctors Over Seas Unfit Says Army Surgeon

The bulk of young doctors sent to France with the American Army were medically and surgically inefficient, Colonel Pearce Bailey declares. He argues for higher medical education and standards, while critics cite overcrowded transports and shellshock relapses. Drs Eyman and Mitchell elected president and secretary treasurer of the association.

Associated Press Philadelphia Pearce Bailey New York American Medico- Psychological Association Bailey France Thomas W. 8. Salmon Tom A. Williams Washington Army of Industry Henry C. Eyman Massilon Ohio H. W. Mitchell Warren, Pa

Harrisburg Then and Now A City’s Sweeping Growth

A nostalgic account contrasts Harrisburg’s 1873 fires and Market Square bustle with modern Riverside Drive and a transformed riverfront. The piece recalls old markets, fire horses, and a changing mix of artisans and shoppers as the city evolves into a thriving urban center.

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Gypsy Seer Takes Purse From Wealthy Banker in Chambersburg

In Chambersburg on June 20 a woman leading a band of gypsies entered Col. George H. Stewart's office in Shippensburg, asking him to read the future. He dismissed her but found his empty hip pocket purse missing over $100. Police and Stewart pursued the group. the woman surrendered $55 and was released.

Chambersburg George H. Stewart Shippensburg The Valley National Bank Col. Stewart

New York Guard Mobilizes To Shield City In Drill

Ten NY State Guard regiments conducted a test mobilization protecting public buildings utilities and homes of prominent citizens. Armories barred reporters as about 10 000 guardsmen and armored trucks simulated rapid response to several danger sites downtown and at power houses.

New York New York State Guard

Exquisite three piece walnut suite offered on liberal credit

This furniture suite, advertised on liberal credit terms, emphasizes exceptional quality and artistic design. It highlights a well crafted cabinet work on the dresser, cuff orobe and dressing table with smooth drawers, dustproof construction and doweled corners.

Armory Order Keeps Men In City Until July Fourth

A report notes a directive that no soldier may depart the city before July 4 without special permission from his commanding officer. The measure aims to control movements amid mounting duties.

Airborne Army Band Performs First Aerial Concert

At Camp Dix New Jersey Colonel Simonds Fiftieth Infantry gave the first aerial concert by an Army band. Chester Baldwin piloted at a thousand feet above the camp as the band played There Is Music in the Air and other numbers. Plans to tour a full sixty piece cloud concert are proposed pending more planes.

Camp Via N. J Simonds Fiftieth Infantry Camp Dix Air Service Coe Chester Baldwin Iowa

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