Restriction Plan Aims Factory Shift South of 220th Street
The Commission on Building Districts and Restrictions held a hearing at City Hall on moving cloaks, suits, and skirt factories from the uptown district bounded by Twenty-second to Thirty-fourth Streets between Fourth and Sixth Avenues. Leaders urged relocation to a lower Broadway lower Broadway district and near garment workers homes to reduce rents and improve conditions. The plan seeks persuasion over coercion with the Cloak and Suit Manufacturers Protective Association ready to cooperate.
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Commission On
Fourth
Sixth Avenues
Cyrus C. Miller
Miller
Cloak and Suit
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Oak, Suit and Skirt Manufacturers Protective Association
Grand
Fourteenth Street
Varick Street
Seventh Avenue
Lafayette Street
Broadway
Rty-Fifth Street
Thirty-fifth Street
Fifth
Thirty-eighth Street
Sixth Avenue
Twenty-fourth
Twenty-ninth Street
Pri . George
Twenty-third Street
My-Third Street
Aid for Poland at the Ritz corrected by Mme Paderewska
Mme Helena Paderewska informs The New York Times that collectors for the Lenten Offering for Poland were welcomed at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. She notes $300.26 was raised there and hotel management offered full courtesy, contrary to a prior error. The initial report cited two girl collectors allegedly barred from the sidewalks, an interference not authorized by hotel officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Helena Paderewska
New York
Poland
Ritz-Carlton
Mme. Lapowska
Motorcycle Policeman James Connors Injured in Brooklyn Crash
Police officer James Connors aged 34 from 440 West Forty fourth Street in Manhattan Bridge precinct was thrown from his motorcycle after colliding with a rear of an auto truck at the Manhattan end of the bridge in Brooklyn. He sustained a fracture of the right knee and was taken to St Vincent's Hospital.
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James Connors
West Fortyfourth Street
Manhattan Bridge
Brooklyn
Manhattan
St. Vin Nt
Woman faces jail over $69.41 debt in city court
Bertha Loeffler, living at 305 East Eighty fourth Street, was threatened with three months in jail unless she raises $69.41 within a week to satisfy contempt and court costs. She supports her husband and four year old on washroom work, and has pleaded poverty. Judge Smith granted one more week after mercy was shown, with aid offered by lawyer Jacob Salomon to pursue further examination of her finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha G. Loeffler
East Eighty-fourth Street
William C. Abercrombie
Nassau Street
Sherrtf Browner
Mrs. Loeffler
Not Backing Enricht Says Yoakum on Discovery
B F Yoakum stated yesterday that he is not financially involved in Louis Enricht's gasoline substitution claim. He emphasizes his interest is public and that the practical value of Enricht's motor power hinges on tests beyond experimentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Yoakum
Louis Enricht
Mr. Enricht
Jewish Women Launch Life for a Life Campaign
A national drive by the Women's Proclamation Committee aims to raise $1,000,000 each month from 500,000 Jewish women in the United States to aid 3,000,000 European Jews facing destitution after the war. Leaders and delegates from multiple cities discussed organizing subcommittees in eleven cities including Buffalo St Louis Chicago and Washington to meet monthly goals and sustain war relief efforts.
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United States
Europe
Women's Proclamation Committee
Central Jewish Relief Committee
Astor
Albert Lucas
Alexander Kohut
Simon Baruch
B. Leerburger
Sophie Irene Loeb
William Einstein
Harry Lilly
Eugene J. Grant
Worens Proclamation Committee
Netti Podell Ottenberg
I. Lipman
J. Fish
J. Solomon
Washington
Gloversville
Peekskill
Women’s Proclamation Committee
New York City
Samuel Elkeles
Re. Harry Fischer
Leon Ke Oere
David Kass
Julius
Lukas
Je. Elkeles
Proclamation Committee
Unite States
Elkeies
Chicago
Cleveland
Dayton
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St.Louis
Buffalo
Gloverville
Andere
Max Drob
Temple Beth
Samuel Ruscha
Woman's Proclamation Committee
Ohio
National
Oranization
One-Pound Baby Dies After Efforts to Save Infant
Mrs. William Devis of 114 Twelfth Street gave birth to a one pound son Monday. Despite the efforts of Dr. Harry M. Biffar of College Point, the infant died yesterday at the same address, ending a brief medical struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Biffar
College Point
William Devis
Twelfth Street
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Ers
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Victor Records
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Victor
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Hamlet
Olive Kline
Ragien Cannes
Vane Aannes
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
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Artiete
Casnot
Judge Smith
Tunity
Obata el
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Schwiere
Bole
Costee Ees
Bridge University
North America
Salt
Labrador
Germany
Japan
Hi Tion
England
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Emall Mentees
Pal i
Tay Esa
Encycyclopaedia Britannica
Gimbel Bros
33Rd St
Scribner’s
Fifth Ave
Encyclopaedia
Searcer and CO
Malkan
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