Food evader to pay $3 000 to Red Cross
A New Jersey collective report details Federal Food Board action against Harding a flour broker with Produce Exchange Building offices who donated 3000 to the Red Cross in lieu of a 30 day license suspension. The case cites violations including resale without substitutes and excess margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Federal Board
Wit. Harding
Produce Exchange
Federal
Fr Board
American Red Cross
United States Food
Herbert Hoover
Harding
Federal Food Board
Regu
The
United States Food Actiration
Washington
Food Board
Alan Fox
Bureau of Licenses
Max Schirmer
White Plains
Hia
Trenton
N. J
Weather Bureau
Trenton Weather Bureau
New York
Lost and Found Ads From Times Square Area
A collage of lost items and rewards from a New York City passenger listings page. Items include wallets, jewelry, a sunburst pin, a dash of government bonds, a pearl brooch, a diamond bracelet, a ring, a photo, a leather bag, an amethyst brooch, and a gold vanity case. Rewards range from modest sums to substantial offers. several notices request return with personal effects to specific addresses or contacts.
Will Work For Red Cross Auxiliary Formed By Hotels
Women employees at the McAlpin Claridge and Waldorf Astoria have organized a Red Cross sub auxiliary of the Post-Graduate Hospital. Headquarters are at the McAlpin under Mrs Lois Pierce-Hughes. Supplies are raised by voluntary donations and garments are made by the young women in their leisure hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlpin
Claridge
Waldorf-Astoria
Red Cross
Lois Pierce-Hughes
M.A. Barnes
Belgium
France
Plan for Food Show Opens Next Friday at Grand Central Palace
A Conserva tion Food Show opens next Friday at Grand Central Palace to demonstrate new and substitute foods. The National League for Woman's Service organized the exhibit featuring an International Booth with war-time Allied dishes, Mrs. Oliver Harriman's dehydration plant, a Board of Education display on food conservation, and eight days of Hooverized meals showing 24 complete menus for the average family. Government officials including Mr. Hoover, Governor Whitman, State Food Administrator John Mitchell, and City Administrator Arthur Williams will speak, with participation from all Federal State and city departments involved in the food program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central Palace
National League For Woman's Service
Oliver Harriman
Board of Education
Hoover
Whitman
John Mitchell
Arthur Williams
British Plane Crashes in Rio Muni Africa
A British airplane fell in Rio Muni Africa recently. The pilot and observer were unhurt and will be interned at Cordova Spain or Rio Muni. Rio Muni is a Spanish possession on the western coast of Africa south and southwest of Kamerun, formerly a German possession.
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Africa
Madrid
Rio Muni
Cordova
Spain
Guinea
Kamerun
Farmers May Put Ticket in the Field in Albany
The New York State Federation of Agriculture plans a farmers ticket at its Albany convention to influence votes against Governor Whitman in the Republican primary. Leaders aim to prevent endorsement of any candidate and to avoid a political split while Lewis supporters push for a Lewis ticket. Existing rifts include the federation’s temporary president Strivings resigning amid pressure from Glynn and Whitman allies.
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New York Times
Albany
Whitman
New York State Federation of Agriculture
Federation
Lewis
Friends
Mr. Lewis
Silas I. Strivings
Samuel Fraser
Strivings
George A. Glynn
Republican State Committee
William M. Bennett
New York City
Fraser
J. Lowell
State Grange
W. N. Giles
G E
Dairymen’s League
Federation of Farm Bureaus
Glynn
Mr. Strivings
S. J. Lowell
State
Grange
Federation Leaders Rally in Syracuse Meeting
John J. Dillon former Farms and Markets Commissioner Seth J T Bush President of the State Horticultural Society William P Rogers President of the State Fruit Growers Association and Frank Bradley head of the Legislative Committee are among leaders in the federation movement here tonight A majority of delegates arrive on early trains tomorrow.
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Federation
Syracuse
John J. Dillon
Farms and Markets
Seth J. T. Bush
State Horticultural Society
Willia P. Rogers
State Fruit Growers’ Association
Frank Bradley
New York Federation hears plan for war era city reform
At Albany today the New York Federation of Agriculture will receive a Real Estate Board proposal backing a commission form of government for New York City during the war or at least consolidation of the police fire and health departments. Edward P. Doyle pushes for swift action to replace Mayor Hylan and align city governance with federal needs, urging Governor Whitman to convene a special Legislature session. Samuel Fraser accuses Governor Whitman and supporters of courting big money to back reform or election, pledging a wartime stance against both Kaiser and political excess.
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New York Federation of Agriculture
Albany
Real Estate Board of New York
Edward P. Doyle
New York City
Public Safety
Police
Fire
Doyle
Hylan
Real Estate Board
Mitchel
New York
Whitman
Police, Fire
United States
Samuel Fraser
Farmers’ Organization
Secretary Baker Adopts Type B Truck for Army
Secretary Baker has adopted the Quartermaster Standard Type B truck as the heavy cargo truck for the army. A large number are on order and the first 10,000 are expected to be completed about Aug. 1, signaling a major buildup for military logistics.
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New York Times
Washington
Baker
Sinn Fein Attack on U S Government Sparks War Claims
The Gaelic American accuses the U S government of aiding Britain in an Anglo American war on Ireland. Justice and Post Office officials are singled out, with alleged leaks and German cipher origins cited. Germans linked to Stevens Hoboken campus arrest near a key army depot. other suspects face Espionage Act charges and enemy alien detention.
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Department of Justice
Sinn Few
United States
Ireland
Post Office Department
Gregory
Burleson
de Valera
Griffiths
Sinn Fein
America
Germany
Atlantic
Washington
Wilson
Lamar
Post Office
John Sharp Williams
Trish
John Lord O'Brian
Lansing
Kernatorff
John Devoy
Jeremiah A. O'Leary
Mexico
Agenta
Bruno Karl Uthgemanntaritz Funk
Stevens Institute
Hoboken
Uthgemannia
Funk
Athxelnannt
Hiner
Grant
Trenton
Wilhelm G. Schroeder
Alien Enemy Bureau
Switzerland
William P. Curran
Manhattan State Hospital
Samuel M. Hitencock
James Bourke
Blackwell's Island
Curran
Lusitania
Bourke
Mamaroneck
Westchester County
Enemy Alien Bureau
Schaeffer
University of Paris
Columbia University
Montclair Marks Fifty Years as City in Three Day Events
Montclair New Jersey observes its semi centennial as a municipality with a three day program. Governor Edge will speak at a high school auditorium community meeting with songs. Primary children plant a commemorative tree at 11 am tomorrow. Saturday events include a Sunday school parade and Garden Theatre exercises.
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Montclair
N. J
Covernor Edge
McAdoo Told to Outline Stock Yards Takeover Plan
A Senate resolution directs Director General McAdoo to inform the Senate on contemplated action to assume control of the stock yards and their railroad terminals as part of the railroad administration. It asks what legislation would be needed and whether yard ownership ties to packing industry control.
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Washington
McAdoo
Senate
Railroad Administration
Norris
Nebraska
France approves 3 billion increase in government loan power
Paris reports the Chamber of Deputies voted to raise the Bank of France lending capacity by 3 billion francs to the Government. The measure expands the central bank's credit lines amid ongoing financial needs and policy aims.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
France
Bank of France
Basket Weave Cheviot Suits and Tailoring Offer
An advertises basket weave cheviot suits priced at 26 dollars, half lined in green and brown wool blends, with ready made and custom tailoring options. It promotes ready to wear at 33 to 38 dollars and highlights personal service from G. N. Vincent at 524-026 6th Ave near List St.
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G. N. Vincent
List St
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Jersey Bureau
Adelphi Thea
Kolinsky
Jask l & Co
Puerhra
Kenneth Dd
Erie
St. Ferry
James A. Sheldon
Broadway
East Fd St
Wall St
Hudson Tubes
R. H. Gerretson
Century Grove
West
Morrie Gest
West 79Th St
Stesco
Tyme Square
Ldet—Watlet
Nk Books, &c
H. Schulze
Twin
Fulton St
Long
Vanderbilt
Maiden Lane
N. Y
John
Waldorf and
Grand Cenral
Crosstown
Madison
Castle House
W. H. Duval & Co
Mitale
Lenox Atse
Mirelina
Eide
M. Mibet
Apt
Coney
Riverside
Diamond
Séth
David A. Schulte
West 45Th
Lega Pers
T Jay
Keters Sol Stragee
Masconi
Jedering
Tribune
Brooklyn
E. Sandreann
Nassau &T
L. Kahn
Henry & Oppenheimer & c
Delow
Foot Liberty
REE
Barton
Poughkeepsie
Thimbie
Dutton & Co
6Th St
A. R. Lee
Williiam St
W. Gevid
St. Tel. Cortlandt
Lamoné Circle Tin
Lune
Dreicer
Fio
Ward
Rewart
Dreamer &@ Co
Grand Central Station
I. F. Dow
General Delivery
New Haven
Cortlandt
Trindie Botton Terror
Thurecas A
S@d
St. Lexington Av
Sammy
WH. A. Eriksen
East
37Th St
Madison Av
Murray Hi
Leet Weanaday
Chapman
Columbus
Mre
Philip Geldamith
Central Park West
Friends of
E. P. Doyle
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Wallach Bros
Chambers
Krroadway
Cor. 29Th St
Camp Dia
Camp Upton
Bart
U. S
Great Britain
Wallach Ves
Aliso
Elors
Muat Shorn HS
Buntaranteed
Schotz Powers Co., Inc
Fifth Ave
Orry Tel
Murray Hill
Zelwood
E&w
Turner
Wallach
Third Avenue
122Nd Street
Harlem
Hudson
West 125Th Street
Upper Broadway
29Th
Chambers Street
West 125Th 3d Ave
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