National League to Boycott German Language Press
The National Security League plans a nationwide campaign to attack the German language press. It calls on 281 branches to urge advertisers to boycott, dealers to avoid German papers, and mass meetings to promote one language in the nation. The campaign emphasizes patriotism and English use, with a push to persuade communities to abandon foreign language publications.
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National Security League
League
United States
Ign
Leagues
Coleone
Charres E. Lydecker
Ward H. Clark
Ernest Lrewn
Moder
M. Mekiros
Bronx Catholics Parade in Patriotic Bronx Review
Eight thousand Catholics from twenty organizations marched from Street and Grand Concourse to Fordham University where Mgr Lavelle officiated. The four divisions included New York Guard and Scouts, parish youth groups, junior peace and safety units, and Bronx Big Brothers with several fraternal and charitable societies. The event was reviewed at Burnside Avenue and Bush Street by Mgr Lavelle, with local officials and clergy in attendance.
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Bronx
Grand Concourse
Fordham’niversity
J. Lavelle
St. Pat‘s
Inice
National Bank
Grand Rehal
New York Guard
de la Salle Institute
de Witt Mton High School
Knights of the Sacrament
Catholic Boys de of the Bronx
Manhattan
Hoty Name Cadets
Steels Boys’ Brigade
St. Anns
Bronx War Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts
Scot
Order of Les Junior Hed Cross
Big Brothers
Bronx County
Knghts of
Cos
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Bronx Lodge
Order of the Elks
Fordham University
Burnside Ave
Bush Street
Mer Lavelle
Henry Bruesner
Jials
Jaffrey Wounded by German Forces Impell Work in France
Jaffrey suffers injuries as German actions in France impact labor and supply efforts. The report notes disruption to work programs and local implications for residents and workers.
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Jaffrey
France
Red Cross
Gracepal Church
Eline Jaffrey
David Edical Corys
Women's Ultra Smart Tailored Silk Suits
Cleverly styled belted and straight line suits with long shawl and sailor collars. Embroidery accents in contrasting colors across a color range including Black Navy Blue Copenhagen Blue Wisteria and Beige. Sizes 34 to 44 available on the Fourth Floor.
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Copenhagen
Cneget
Fashionable Reversible Capes for Women at $21.50
The reversible cape enjoys wide popularity and is seen on fashionable women at leading resorts. Beautifully developed in Latin fabric of unusual quality and silk fringe trimming, with other styles in coat and belted cuts in desirable colors. One style illustrated.
Women’s Capes and Coats Reduced at Prompt Clearance
A large sale features women’s capes and coats greatly reduced to clear inventory. The assortments include cloth fabrics and silks of high quality with remarkable values, including coats originally priced from $22.50 to $65.
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Coats
Stamp the Trail to Berlin War Savings Drive
Propaganda urges every citizen to support the war effort by buying War Savings Stamps daily. The message promotes investing idle quarters and claims broad public participation, alongside ads for white voile smocks and a white dotted voile slipover blouse on sale on the third floor.
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Center City
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Extraordinary Sale Women’s& Misses
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