Fourth of July World League Outlook Prompts Unity
The Observer declares Liberty leadership will unite America and Britain to carry freedom to over half the globe. It praises US military and industrial mobilization, predicts vast shipbuilding, and foresees a dawn of a shared Anglophone alliance advancing political freedom worldwide.
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Leadership For Liberty
Earth
Lord Reading
United States
British Commonwealth
Atlantic
Shakespeare
America
Britain
Ocean Alliance
National French Day Observance Planned Across America
The Committee on Allied Tribute to France led by William Howard Taft plans a nationwide observance of France day in army camps, schools, and in France with a main Madison Square Garden meeting. The project aims to record mass meetings and speeches and gather newspaper clippings and photographs of allied groups.
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France
Bastile
William Howard Taft
Owen
French Chamber of Deputies
Eac
Madison Garden
Oil Men Await New Plan To Stabilize Prices
The OW Division of the Fuel Administration announced no change in crude oil premiums until plans to stabilize the industry are set by the National Petroleum War Service Committee and Oklahoma Kansas producers refiners. Government opposition to further price increases and bidding among refiners was stressed, with efforts to maximize crude production while protecting supply for all refiners.
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OW Division
The
Fuel Administration
A. C. Bedford
Standard Oil Company
National Petroleum War Service Committee
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ofl Indus
M. L. Requa
War Service Committee
Producers and Reniers
Kansas Fields
Requa
Thomas A. O'Dell
Theurl
Goy
Termament
Ford
United States
National Petroleum War Services Committee
Mount Sinai War Hospital Unit Sails to Front
Mount Sinai Hospital announced its war hospital unit designated United States Army Base Hospital 3 has been established in a monastery near the front. The staff includes 26 officers 65 nurses 5 volunteer women and 150 enlisted men with capacity for about 1500 patients. Major Michael A. Dailey commands the unit with C Livingston officers serving as lab chief surgeon and medical service chiefs.
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Mount Sinai Hospital
United States Army Base Hospital 3
American Red Cross
Michael A. Dailey
George Baer
Eoward Lilienthal
Herbert W. Celler
Edward Beer
Walter M. Brickner
Jews for War Work Called for 100 French Service Hires
The Jewish Welfare Board calls for 100 highly qualified welfare workers to serve with Jewish soldiers and sailors in France. Applicants aged 31 to 50 must be able to speak French and pass a metal examination. The board, based at 14 Fifth Avenue, is recognized by the War Department alongside the YMCA and Knights of Columbus.
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France
Jewish Welfare Board
United States Army and Navy
Henry Cutler
Fifth Avene
Warpenta
Y Mm. C. A
Knights of Columbus
Extensive Independence Day Festivities Planned in London
American colonies celebrate in London with flags on government offices and theatres. The day includes St Pauls bells, a Baltic Exchange march, and a baseball game at Chelsea with 20 000 seats. Key events center on the Anglo Saxon Fellowship meeting at Central Hall and a London football ground showdown, with King George anticipated to attend.
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New York Times Company
NEW Yorkimra
London
Mansion House
St. Paul's
Baltic Exchange
Stock Exchange
Central Hall
Westminster
Chelsea Football Ground
Albert Hall
King George
Viscount Bryce
Winston “Churchill
United States
America
N. W. Bowell
Privy Council of Canada
H. Putnam
Huddle
Admiral Sims
Wilson
Navy
Boston
Jack Barry
Boston Americans
Savoy Hotel
Chelsea
Kensington Gardens
City clergy propose annual religious commemoration of Entente friendship
Rev Joseph Fort Newton calls for a great yearly religious observance uniting Protestants Catholics Anglicans Calvinists Lutherans and Jews as a broad note of shared faith amid wartime bonds and maternal sorrow shared with Britain. He notes Anglo American sympathy grows stronger as allies endure hardship together.
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Joseph Fort Newton
London City Temple
Uruguay makes July Fourth a permanent national holiday
Uruguay designates July 4 as a permanent national holiday after both chambers approve the bill and President Viera signs the act immediately. The measure honors the United States.
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Uruguay
Montevideo
United States
Chamber of Representatives
Senate
Viera
Energy producer tested by US scientists in Boston
Special to The New York Times reports in Boston that Garabed T. K. Giragossian demonstrated his claimed fuelless energy device before five leading US scientists. Officials would not commit, but the inventor says the test showed unprecedented force creation. Congress backed the test and seeks quick results for the Secretary of the Interior Lane to report.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
United States
Garabed T. K. Giragossian
Garabed
Washington
Addre
Nterior
Congress
Lane
Giragossian
Scienista
C. Finney
Department of Justice
Hungarians barred from Hungarian imagery in Independence Day parade
Influential Hungarian groups join Italians to oppose Hungarian costume or historical floats in the July 4 procession. Joseph Hartigan calls a meeting to decide participation while Brig. Gen. George R. Dyer and others with the parade pause on announcing a final policy.
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Joseph Hartigan
Paul Vaselli
Hall of Records
George R. Dyer
United States
Italy
Itatians
Ich
Protest Over Flags in Parade Sparks National Defense Debate
Charles Stewart Davison of the American Defense Society urged the Mayor's Committee on National Defense to prevent Magyar banners and costumes from appearing in the parade. He warned that allowing non American symbols would echo a cavalcade of Uhlans and Prussian imagery, harming Fourth of July patriotic emphasis.
Dinner with foreign correspondents hosted by CFR
Douglas L. Dunbar announced a dinner at the Metropolitan Club for newly organized American correspondents of foreign newspapers. Topics include US war aims, discouraging unfair criticism, the Russian question, and press cooperation for the allied effort. Invited guests include James M. Beck Henry Morgenthau George W. Wickersham and Abram I. Elkus.
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Douglas L. Dunbar
Council of Foreign Relations
Metropolitan Club
Alma
United States
James M. Beck
Henry Morgenthau
George W. Wickersham
Abram I. Elkus
James W. Gerard
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