Nash Hoarding Food Stores Vast War Hoard
Dr Francis T Nash medical director U S Navy and his wife Mrs Caroline R Nash of Washington stored food valued at $1 924 46 far beyond household needs since the war began They admitted the violation and the local food administrator stepped in to seize the supply including thousands of pounds of sugar various meats canned goods oils coffees beverages wines and many staples as investigators listed the inventory in detail
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Francis T. Nash
Caroline R. Nash
Washington, D. C
Nash
Food Administration
Nash Home
Liberty Bonds Cashed at Market Prices by Waliger Brokers
J and S Waliger brokerage firm in Youngstown Ohio offers immediate cashing of liberty bonds at current market prices. Located at 614 Dollar Bank Building with hours from 9 to 5 Monday through Saturday to 7 p.m.
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J. and
S. Waliger
Dollar Bank
Youngstown
Ohio
War Factors Reduce Babies Chance Of Life
A pamphlet from the city child welfare committee of the committee of public safety lists war-related factors lowering infant survival. It cites fewer physicians, higher living costs reducing milk and nourishing food, delayed sanitary improvements, overcrowded housing, fuel shortages, women in industry weakening home life, and weakened private baby saving agencies.
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Committee of Public Safety
Camouflage Drink Linked to Closings in Providence Cafes
A drink named camouflage sold to soldiers and sailors in select Providence cafes led to the closing of one hotel with several locales under suspicion. Justice Department agents say girls pilots shuttle troops to cafes where the drink is sold without question. A war bonus has been granted to Austrian government employees.
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International News Service
Providence
R. I
Department of Justice
Navy recruits learn fighting and swimming drills
The Commission on Training Activities reports six months of training has taught bluejackets hand to hand combat including the left jab, cross hooks, holds, and jiu jitsu moves. Recruits also learn knife defense and arm breaking in clinches plus crawl stroke for faster battle swimming. Walter Camp leads the program at naval training stations.
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Washington
Commission On Training Activities
God
Naval
Walter Camp
Yale Athletic Advisers
Newlyweds May Be Put In Class One
Government agents planned to appeal all newly weds placed in classes below 1. Registrations of men married since May 23 1917 to be re examined as part of Crowders selective service purge. Appeals may start within a week aiming to move many newlyweds to Class 1 and ready them for June 24 camps.
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Cleveland, O
Crowder
David Christopher
Board 3
Cuyahoga County
Acts of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Superintendent of Public Printing and Binding
Capitol
Harrisburg
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
D. Edw, Long
I want to die as an American citizen
Henry Klamm, 62, born to German parents in Hungary, moved to the United States before World War I. He has taken first naturalization papers and, after five years of residence, will seek final citizenship, expressing pride in being an American and opposing German rulers. He lives at 1631 Newman Avenue, Lakewood, with five children and supports Liberty Bonds, Thrift Stamps, Red Cross, Y M C A, and the Victory Chest.
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Cleveland, CO
Henry Klamm
United States
Hungary
Plows Corn On His Illinois Farm
Medill McCormick, GOP US Senate candidate, plows corn at his Ogle county farm in Illinois. He woke at 4 AM to tend the fields after finding a shortage of help and weeds threatening the crop, with Mrs. McCormick assisting with cooking and chores.
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Chicago
Suspect Held in Chicago Murder Case
Oscar McDaniels is held at the county jail awaiting word from Chicago police authorities. He was arrested last night by Officers Moore Dysart and Logan after an investigation in Youngstown Ohio.
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Oscar McDaniels
Chicago
Moore, Dysart
Logan
Youngstown
Ohio
Bakers Hunt for Yellow Dogs in Patriotic Session
State Food Administrator Heinz addressed over 200 bakers in Reading, praising their wartime support and urging removal of two percent labeled yellow dogs. He warned the war would continue years more and urged vigilance in policing to aid harvests and victory.
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International News Service
Reading
Heinz
Food Administration
War Work and Food Conservation Appeals
A wartime call to citizens to support the effort by conserving food supplies and aiding the troops overseas. The bakers of the state are commended for their service. The Department of Labor and the United States Shipping Board seek wage controls to offset higher living costs. Guelph’s board of trade cooperates with district reps to recruit farm help to replace drafted farmers.
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Department of Labor
The
United States Shipping Board
Guelph
Canada
Board of Trade
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