Plan A Crusade Against Cancer in New England States
Vermont to host public lectures three times daily for four days in major cities. The piece notes New England cancer death rates surpass national averages, with Vermont highest at 111.7 per 100 000, and calls for early detection and education. Public health groups in Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts and Vermont push campaigns and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
United States
Census Bureau
Connecticut
Vermont
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Kentucky
Hutt
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Health Board to Hold Public Cancer Meetings Across Vermont
Morning to evening sessions set for June 8 to 11 in Rutland Burlington Montpelier and St. Johnsbury. Dr Charles F Dalton secretary Vermont State Board of Health will speak at each meeting with Dr Francis Carter Wood of Columbia University and Dr J M Wainwright of the Pennsylvania State Medical Society Cancer Committee in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Burlington
Montpelier
St. Johnsbury
Vermont State Board of Health
Charles F. Dalton
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Francis Carter Wood
Columbia University
New York City
J. M. Wainwright
Pennsylvania State Medical Society
Citywide 1 Cent Meals Program Ends After Unemployment Rise
Nathan Straus discontinued 1 cent meals at pasteurized milk depots as jobless conditions eased. Begun Dec 28 at Tompkins Park, the service expanded to Mount Morris Seward Parks and City Hall Park, serving milk and rolls coffee and rolls or cheese sandwiches. Totals show 1,185,731 portions delivered with 311,161 at Tompkins Park and 644,302 at City Hall Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Straus
City Hall Park
Tompkins Park
Mount Morris
Seward Parks
East 102d Street
Roof Garden Opened for Jewish Blind in New York
A roof garden at 77 Delancey Street, on the Bank of United States Building, was opened as a recreation and social center for the Hebrew Association for the Blind. Joseph S. Marcus funded the roof and a lower-floor room. the facility will stay open for blind and sighted alike under blind leadership. The association aims to locate and help 600 blind Jews in New York City, provide education and employment assistance, and cooperate with allied groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of United States
Delancey Street
Hebrew Association For the Blind
Joseph S. Marcus
Benjamin Berinstein
Berinstein
Columbia
Phi Beta Kappa
Jacob Salmovitz
Catherine Cohen
Henry Shapiro
Harry Kantrowilcz
Joseph 5. Marcus
Marcus M. Marks
Nissim Behar
Samuel Buchler
Leon Sanders
Lionel Marcus
Bernard K. Marcus
New York City
United Hebrew Charities
State Commission For the Blind
M. A. Epstein
Marcus
W. S. Scandlin
Blind Men's Club
New York Association For the Blind
Rabbi Ben Zion Perl
Sophie Irene Loeb
B. K. Marcus
Isidore Siegel
Henry W. Pollock
Hebrew Orphan Asylum Band
Man Mistaken for Murder Suspect Held in Brooklyn
A man who claimed to be Frederick Buck, 34, a peddler of 12 Manhattan Avenue, was arrested on suspicion of being Joseph Hanel in connection with the April 23 murder of Mrs. Julia Heilner at 217 Albermarle Road, Brooklyn. Fingerprints and a facial scar led police to doubt the identity. Buck to be brought to the West Side Court for discharge request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hanel
Julia Heilner
Albermarle Road
Brooklyn
Frederick Buck
Manhattan Avenue
West Forty-seventh Street
Buck
Hanel
Julius de Caeser
Twenty-first Street
West New York
N. J
New York
Strickland
West Shore
Weat Side
Farewell to Missionaries at Old First Church
The Rev Dr Howard Duffield gave a farewell sermon to seventy five missionaries at Old First Presbyterian Church on Fifth Avenue and Twelfth Street. He warned the danger lies not in war abroad but in their ability to carry God's message amid strife. He compared Europe’s map to Christianity’s reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Luffield
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Duffield
Europe
Chalk Drawings Exhibit by A Dickson Patterson Ends June 12
Chalk drawings by A Dickson Patterson of Montreal, shown at White, Allen & Co., 19 East Fifty second Street, are extended for one more week to raise hospital funds for the Allies, with closing set for June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Dickson Patterson
R. Co. A
Montreal
White, Allen & Co
East Fifty-second Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Caiet
Company of New Fee
Broadway
Montague & Telephone
F. W. Laprentz
Bloomingdales
Walters
West 22Nd Street
Ing
J. S. Marcus
Buick Motor Company
Buick
F. O B
Delco
Abbey Hill
Fort George Hill
Livingston Street
New York Broadway
55Th Street
Newark
William Street
United States Tire Company
California
San Francisco
Fairmont
Jan Freinoise
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!