Rotary Club to Aid Front unit fund drive
Rotary Club voters pledged to raise the remaining six thousand dollars toward equipping a Y M C A unit at the front. J I Muffley volunteered to lead. Fred Rentz chairs the club committee coordinating with Thomas Morehead’s citizens group. The effort follows Judge Buffington’s launching meeting and aims to relieve soldiers’ monotony through reading rooms writing desks and showers.
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New Castle Leads Garden Boom Amid National Survey
Washington Delaware June 19 Pennsylvania and Jersey show big jumps in permanent gardens. National Emergency Food Garden Commission reports New Jersey up 801 percent and Pennsylvania up 289 percent with Wilmington at 400 percent. Camden Post cites 1500 percent in Camden and New Castle about 2500 percent.
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Pottsville
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Beaver Falls
Trenton
Food Bill Is Safe In House War Time Measure Continues
The administration food program on a war footing dominates congressional debate as the Senate and House weigh the central bill. Hoover testifies to the Senate Agriculture Committee, arguing the measure is a war necessity while supporters tout centralized control as crucial amid the Germany conflict.
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Boys Work Mercer Farms Move Gains Momentum
The Farm Bureau of Mercer County pushes the city to the farm program as 165 boys from the M G A and Y M C A join the effort. Senate debates and a potential filibuster loom as farmers demand help while leaders weigh the agriculture committee's recommendations.
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Plant Bean Crop Till July 1 Plea
Lansing expert warns farmers to keep planting beans until July 1 citing weather delays and crop risk if halted earlier. W J Orr notes planting through July 1 is safe, aiming to secure large acreage for a cheap food supply for America and democracy.
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America
Democracy
State Food Control For Colorado Crops Plan Approved
Denver June 19 statewide plan for systematic storage transport and marketing of Colorado food crops approved by the state war council. Estimated value of crops is 120 million dollars. Plan aims to prevent waste aid producers and consumers ensure local food supply aid surplus sales to eastern markets and provide product pools for Army use with warehouse receipt financing planned.
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New King Is Pro German Threat to Allied War unity
June 11 New York dispatch reports a new Greek king seen as pro German prompting fears in England France and Italy. The anti Venizelos stance and possible direct Allied control in Greece raise worries of renewed Balkan instability and potential impact on Macedonia. Venizelos may be installed as premier if monarchy shifts backing.
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Appointments Made In State Militia
Adj A G Stewart yesterday appointed George F. Steswart of Rutledge captain of the Second Pennsylvania field artillery. Other appointments include Pearson HB Pittsburg first lieutenant Company First Battalion Signal Corps Robert Allen Salm Pottsville second lieutenant Company Engineers Stobert Belville Woodberry Pottsville first lieutenant Company C Engineers Norace J Noble Philadelphia second lieutenant Company M Piest Infantry John J Owens Philadelphia second Lieutenant Company T Second Infantry John Welsh Wuchanan Pittsburg second lieutenant machine gun company Eighteenth Infantry Yates D Fetterman Mt Lebanon second lieutenant Company D Eighteenth Infantry
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Princess Mary Serves Soup In Big Factory
Princess Mary wore a munition worker outfit and served soup to factory girls in a large plant in Middlesex. Crowds looked on from windows as the royal car entourage arrived. She walked in, overalled, smiling, then toured the factory during a busy lunch rush.
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Nervous Exhaustion Remedies Advertised at Niagara Square Office
A heavily distorted ad describes nerve exhaustion as seven in ten Americans affected with symptoms such as insomnia mood loss and unsteady limbs. It promotes Ward’s special remedies at 13 Niagara Square NY opposite Mekinley Mornment with weekly hours and paid consultations.
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