Mrs Story Pleads Not Guilty as Bail is Set
Mrs Story posts $4000 bail on charges linked to a National Emergency Relief Society rental scheme. Indictments involve her, her two sons Alien and Sterling Story, and others with alleged conspiracy and larceny. Proceedings set for after the war. lines of defense include plea through counsel and possible dismissal of charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cumming Story
Ann
National Emergen Relief Society
Petit
McIntyre
Story T. Mooney
Oes
Con
Neslatant
Iloe
Mooney
New York Times
Aberdeen
Jane
Allen Story
Mt Proving Grounds
Sterling Story
Washington
William Ne Story
Daughters of the Arberteanation
Proving
258 Avenue
New York City
National Emergency Relief Society
National Emergency Society
New York
New York State Music Teachers Elect Officers at Majestic
At the thirtieth annual convention closing session Frank Wright was named President and W H Marter of Reheater became Vice President. Lewis Elmer of Brooklyn was elected General Registrar with James W Bleecker as Auditor and M M Harsford Ey Jewett as auditors. Elmer succeeds FE Voorhis in the registrar role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Music Teachers’ Association
Hotel Majestic
Frank Wright
W. H Marter
Re Heater
Lewis Elmer
Brooklyn
James W Bleecker
M. M. Harsford
Ey Jewett
Elmer
Mies FE
P. van Voorhis
Piicher
Ithacay
N. Y
New State Department
G. A R
Warner
Syracuse
George W. Flynn Offfai
D. J. McMillan
New York City
Robert Po Bush
Wuarte
Wuarte Seespene
William ¢ Peckha
Depar Lewis
Pilcher T
Trace Ring in Bowery Theft Linked to Dreier Jewelers
Mrs Frances Caralan reports a six caret emerald ring worth 10000 dollars stolen from a New York hotel apartment last December. Detectives traced the gem through brokers to Dreicer & Co on Fifth Avenue, with arrests of Mary Smith and Felix Badian aiding the hunt. The stone changed hands several times, ending up with Chrystie Street and Broadway jewelers before sale to Dreicer & Co for 4100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances.Caralan
George M. Pullman
Dreier & Co, Jewelers
Fifth Avenue
Forty-eighth Street
New York
Mary Smith
Mary Liplak
Felix A. Badian
Dreicer & Co
Jamaica Bay plan approved with fourteen piers and new slips
The Inking Fund Commission approved the Dock Department's Jamaica Bay waterfront improvement from Barren Island to Mill Basin, authorizing fourteen 1000 foot long piers and one 100 foot wide pier with fourteen 300 foot wide slips. Public hearings set for July 11 on the Jamaica Bay amendment and on the Coney Island Creek plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inking Fund Commission
Dock Department
Jamaica Bay
Barren Island
Mill Basin
Gerret Basin
Second Street
Flushing Avenue
Coney Island Creek
Sheepshead Bay
Gravesend Bay
West Street
Manhattan
Hulbert
Yorough
Dowling
Owling
Commission
Shipbuilding Record Set in Portland Maine
Washington dispatch reports a new shipbuilding record at Portland Maine where the freight steamer Hassam was launched and machinery installed ninety minutes later. Chairman Hurley sent a congratulatory telegram to the builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Portland
Hassam
Hurley
National Zionist Convention Elects Brandeis Honorary President
Pittsburgh June 27 delegates to the National Zionist Convention elected United States Supreme Court Justice Louis D Brandeis as Honorary President with Julian W W Mack as President and Stephen Wise Harry Friedenwald as Vice Presidents. A new constitutional provision imposes a personal tax on every Zionist in America to fund a 3 million dollar budget for establishing a Jewish Republic in Palestine. The tax, described as the first national tax on Jews in 2000 years, aims to create a self supporting Holy Land. Nathan Straus of New York joins a 50 member National Executive Committee to meet in New York over the next two years to plan administration. Hadassah will retain its individuality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Memorial Hall
National Zionist Convention
United States Supreme Court
Louis D. Brandeis
Julian W.W. Mack
Stephen 8. Wise
Harry Friedenwald
Jacob de Haas
Louis Iépsky
Henrietta Szold
Zionist Organization
America
Palestine
Holy Land
Great Britain
Europe
Asia
United States
Nathan Straus
New York
Promised Republic
Hadassah
Red Cross and Palestine Charity Plans Highlighted
The article outlines chapters focusing on Red Cross work and patriotic charity efforts, stressing their special emphasis on Palestine and related relief activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Palestine
Carpathians to Organize Community Group
A mass meeting will be held at City Hall at 7 30 Saturday night to form the Carpatho Russians group. The organization aims to liberate their people in the Carpathian Mountains and Galicia with offices at 160 Nassau Street. Mrs A Chapin leads the drive, aided by her husband an American aviation service officer, as funds are raised to gift an airplane to the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpathian Mountains
Galicia
Austria
Hungary
Nassau Street
A. Chapin
Aviaton Service
United States Navy
Smart Wool Jersey Women Suits Reduced to 16 50
75 women's sport suits marked down to 16 50 each. Man tailored with trim sleeves and cuffs, narrow shoulders. Crafted in fine wool jersey in green beige Copenhagen blue gold grey and rose. Sizes 34 to 44 from the fourth floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Silk Skirts Reduced to 10 Dollars this Week
Friday and Saturday sale offers women’s silk skirts formerly 16 50 to 25 now ten dollars. Features smart shirted tops, patch pockets and detachable belts in taffeta silk baronette satin silvertone spire wash satin and white serge with embroidery border. Waistbands measure 25 to 36 inches.
550 Women's Tub Skirts Special $2.95
Washable skirts of better kind offered at $2.95 due to incomplete sizes. Styles include gabardine ramie linen pique and novelty weaves with waist sizes 25 to 36. Fourth Floor ey care.
Summery Dresses for Misses at 12.95 and 15.00
Youthful dresses offered in sizes 14 to 18 years feature flounced and straight paneled styles. Organdie collars, round necks, and fabrics include Sheer Organdie Dainty Voices and Plaid Tissues. Prices are 12.95 and 15.00.
Summery Frocks for Girls at 2.95 3.95 4.95
Summer dresses for girls priced 2.95 3.95 and 4.95 feature mid summer styles. Designs include smocked pockets feather stitching and contrasting colors. Available in plain colors figured or flowered voices white lawn or cross bar dimity in sizes 6 to 14 years.
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Cintyre
LROE
By Ashington
Alsance
Gillies Coffee Co
Trace Ring
Bowery
Sinking Fund Commission
Jewish Republic
Broadway
34Th Street
Greeley
Hat
Poplin
Ey Care
National War Savings
Saks
Misse
Georgette Crepe
Illustrated
Hender
Maline
Mays
M. O. M. Meters
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