Cadets Named for Four Week State Officer Training Camp
Albany June 28 214 cities and towns in New York will be represented as 1200 cadets begin four weeks at Camp Blauvelt Rockland County under the State Military Training Commission. Transportation and maintenance costs are covered. cadets pay only for uniforms. Movements to the camp start Monday and Tuesday with New York Albany and Binghamton as main transfer hubs.
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Women in War Factories Ask YWCA Shampoo Parlor
Women workers at the du Pont munitions plant in Williamsburg Virginia request a YWCA shampoo parlor due to acid exposure from their duties. Miss Ernestine Friedmann heads the industrial program for the War Work Council. The plan includes dormitory housing, clubhouses, rest rooms, recreation, cafeteria, outdoor sports, and educational opportunities for thousands of female workers across twenty two cantonments, under the Ordnance Department of the War Department.
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War era direct trade lines reshape US imports says bank
National City Bank’s study shows war reshapes routes for rubber tin oils hides and spices with direct from production sources rising while shipments via traditional European routes decline. Tin from the Dutch East Indies and rubber from India and colonials surge as the United Kingdom and its colonies shift to direct deliveries.
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City Magistrates abolish Night Court for Women
The Board of City Magistrates voted to replace the Women’s Night Court with a Women’s Day Court but it cannot start until new quarters are provided. They propose using the Jefferson Market Building’s second floor to house the day sessions and to create a separate women’s facility.
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Barges of Staten Island Garbage Ordered Dumped At Sea
Commissioner McStay orders fifteen barges of garbage from Lake Tseland Staten Island to be dumped at sea after odors sparked a grand jury probe. The move follows an investigation into whether foul smells arise from disposal methods or barge storage before unloading. Government glycerine supply linked to the plant is noted.
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Aero Club Receives Offers for Transatlantic Flight
The Aero Club of America announced new offers from American aviators for the planned transatlantic voyage. A cable from Clifford Prodger in England says he is ready to undertake the trip to the Azores and then to Paris. Promoters note at least 100 Italian aviators are prepared to try the flight, but the main challenge remains securing a safe engine and motor and organizing the transatlantic leg.
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Middlebury College Completes Endowment Drive
President John M. Thomas rang the Mead Chapel chimes to celebrate reaching a $400,000 endowment goal after a year of fundraising. The drive included $100,000 from an alumnus and $75,000 from the General Education Board, with $225,000 raised from about 1,500 alumni and friends, the largest endowment in the college’s history.
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Nation and Evening Post end editorial exchange
The Nation announces a complete editorial separation from the New York Evening Post with the Nation’s contents, editorials, and book reviews now published solely by The Nation. Oswald Garrison Villard remains editor, and reprinting from the Evening Post is discontinued to avoid implying a weekly edition.
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Concerts in the City This Evening and Tomorrow
Franz Kaltenborn and his orchestra play at Central Park Mail tonight at 8 o clock Local concert times list John T F Ward and his band performing tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock in Central Park Continued listings note city entertainments by named ensembles.
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Theatre season suspended at Fulton Theatre in July changes
The Actors and Authors announce a temporary halt of the Fulton Theatre season with a new production planned for late July. S. Allen, Ditto goes to out of town shows July 8 week. An open air midnight performance of The King’s Threshold, Yeats play, at Patchin Place Greenwich Village directed by Dudley Digges features Whitford Kane and others to benefit Federated Neighborhood Associations.
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Serbian National Day Service in London with Orthodox Clergy
Allied representatives from the American Embassy Army Navy and Red Cross attended the Serbian National Day celebration in London. Eastern Orthodox priests officiated at St Mary le Bow in a historic service for Kosovo war dead and Slav soldiers in this war. The Lord Mayor and Sheriffs joined the event.
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Gasoline Formula Vault Opening in Farmingdale
In Farmingdale New York on June 28 a vault at the First National Bank was opened under Justice Manning order to reveal the so called 2 cent green gasoline formula by Louis Enricht. No formula was found only private papers. The National Motor Power Company had obtained an injunction preventing Enricht from opening the vault.
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Near East relief luncheon draws editors and officials
Prominent editors authors and Near East officials attended a luncheon at the Aldine Club to honor past relief efforts and urge greater aid. Speakers included Cleveland H. Dodge James Morgenthau and Misra Ali Kull Khan praising American involvement and urging wider outreach to Turkey Armenia and Persia. Rex Beach was noted as the event’s announced speaker.
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Campaign to raise funds for relief work in the Near East
Mr Butler cited support from the Authors League of America and the Vigilantes, a 2100 member group of writers. A drive to raise 000,000 for Near East relief will run November 23 through 30.
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City Stamps Theft Leads to Arrests in Downtown Case
Investigation into thefts of postage stamps from downtown businesses reveals sales at discount by office boys. A stamppurchase suspect is jailed while youths who aided the scheme in the Health Department bureau will testify. The Health bulletin The Weekly School Health News was used to justify stamp requisitions, though few or no copies were mailed. District Attorney ordered audits of other departments to gauge wider losses.
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New General Post Office to Be City Hall Station
Postmaster Patten announced that after Monday July 1 the General Post Office at Broadway and Park Row will be renamed the City Hall Station of the New York Post Office. The existing Pennsylvan ia Terminal building on Eighth Avenue between 31st and 33rd Streets will become the General Post Office Station.
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U S Ambulance Units Arrive For Italy Welcome
Thirty United States Army ambulances arrived in Rome and were greeted by Deputy Romeo Gallenga-Stuart and Colonel M K Duckley at the American Embassy. Local officials and others attended the ceremony, and the arrivals were met with enthusiasm.
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Designers pledge cloth saving at wartime convention
In Baltimore on June 28 the National Association of Clothing Designers votes to end wasteful cutting and making of men and boys garments. They approve War Industries Board savings measures including eliminating panel backs seams pockets belts and other embellishments. All economies will be sent to the War Board.
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Two Army Aviators Killed in Michigan Crash
Lieutenant Raymond Templeton of Pendleton Oregon and Private Edgar Sawyer of Hartford Connecticut of the 830th Aero Squadron were killed when their aircraft spun and crashed near Selfridge Field in Mount Clemens Michigan. The plane struck the ground about ten feet from impact and caught fire, burning both bodies before crews could reach them. Officers attributed the accident to an attempted gasay a tall spin at a short distance from the ground.
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