Peace ends wartime government functions across agencies
Washington June 23 The New York Times reports President Wilson must assess the war end impact on wartime and emergency measures across departments including State Treasury Interior Agriculture Labor and independent establishments. It details termination dates for bureaus and boards and notes a 65th Congress provision tying cessation to peace proclamation with a six month wind-down.
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New York Times
Washington
Wilson
Department of Justice
Sixty-fifth Congress
United States
Allen
Congress
Arsanals
Navy Yards
Committee On Public Information
Council] of National Defense
Federal Reserve Board
Division of
Foreign Exchange
Federal Trade Commission
Highways Council
Inter-Departmental Board
Joint Information Board On Minerals and Derivatives
National Fed
National Adjustment Board
Advisory Committee
Aeronauticae
National Agricultural Advisory Committee
National Marine Conference
National Fled Research Council
Naval
New York
Mediation Commission
Eee
Labor Adjustment Board
United States Censorship Board
United States Food Administration
United States Fuel Administration
United States Gratin Corporation
United States Hailroad Administration
United St Wosted
Ates
Bae
House to Go to London After Paris Conference
Colonel EB House announced plans to depart Thursday for London after daily briefings with American correspondents at the Paris Peace Conference. Polish Premier Paderewski and Minister Lubomirsky joined to thank House for his support of Poland and its liberty, with Ambassador Page pledging U.S. friendship.
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Paris
Associated Press
EB. M. House
London
M. Paderewski
United States
Prince Lubomirsky
Colonel House
Poland
Thomas Nelson Page
Italy
America
Page
Washington
Navy League Head Assails Daniels in Appeals for Protection
The Navy League president Henry Breckinridge sent a letter to the House Naval Affairs Committee accusing Secretary Daniels of bias against the league. He cites refusals to allow Navy sailors access to league facilities and discomforts as part of personal enmity and calls for protecting citizens’ rights to associate with the navy.
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New York Times
Washington
Navy League of the United States
Henry Breckinridge
Wilson
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Navy
Daniels
Breckinridge
Secretary Daniels
Navy League
League
J. Breckinridge
Colonel Roosevelt
Nobel Peace Prise
Elihu Root
Alton B. Parker
Robert Bacon
David Jayne Hill
Myron T. Herrick
Horace Porter
Jacob H. Schiff
Charlies M Schwab
August Belmont
Con
Mr. Breckinridge
Josephus Niels
Mare Island
Na Mney
Secretary of the Navy
Jackae
7 League
Eensy Daniels
Walter Reed Hospital
De Valera Arrives in New York Seeks American Aid
Dublin born political leader Eamon de Valera arrives in New York amid receptions by sympathizers. He outlines a plan to win American support for Irish independence, asserts Ireland’s republic, and requests press aid while avoiding direct policy details.
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Thomas J. Wheelwright
Tremont Street
Boston
Cardinal O'Connell
de Valera
New York
Professor de Valera
Martin
Friends of Irish Freedom
Broadway
America
Ireland
England
Washington
Britain
Engwane Jin
Civar
American Mercantile Marine
Great Britain
Isle
Censor Caught His Wife
British postal censor Captain A J Cunningham of Cyprysville Uttle town intercepted two letters to his wife. He opened the first but returned it unopened. He later used his powers to file for divorce naming the waiter as co respondent and obtained separation when the letter was presented in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
A. J. Cunningham
Uttle
Cyprus
De Valera Must Obey Laws In United States
Washington June 23 Officials say Br Valera president of the Irish Republic may pursue Irish loan plans in the United States without interference unless his actions violate American laws or treaty provisions A military loan or arming a force could trigger neutrality law penalties Officials differ on whether his U S birth grants citizenship or if his British territory residence makes him a British subject
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England
France
America
Wilson
United States
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Poland
Greece
Hungary
Cireece
Ireland
D. Valera
New York Times
Washington
Br. de Valera
Irish Republic
State Department
de Valera
Great Britain
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Office of the Solicitor
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War Finance Corporation
Capital Issues Committee
War Loan Organization
Post Office Department
of Exchange
Department OF Agriculture
Bureau of License of Farm Equipment Industry
Department OF Labor
Women In Industry Service
Bureau of Industrial Housing and Transportation
War Labor Policies Board
United States Employment Service
National War Labor Board
War Information and Education Service
Industrial Bureau
Paderewski
House Committee
Appeals For Protection
Mr. Breckinridge Apne
Kaiser
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Bohemia
Alsace-Lorraine
Therish Republic
Boland
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
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Oliver-Rolson
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