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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1919

Page

5

Hardships of Romanian Jews Revealed by Joint Distribution

Miss Hetty Geldman, envoy for the American Jewish War Sufferers, reports severe starvation and destitution among Jews in Romania Bulgaria Greece and Serbia. She cites crowded Bulgarian rooms, job loss for skilled Jewish workers, high Jewish death rates in Bucharest and Jassy, and traders profiteering while prices stay high.

Rumania Bulgaria Greece Serbia Hetty Geldman Joint Distribution Committee Felix M. Warburg Miss Goldman Balkan Miss Oldman Sofia Romania Tiey Palestine Bucharest Jassy Kishineff Galatz Brasia Ailas Gold- Man fLummania American Food Commission Food Commission Red Cross

Pogrom Day Observances Stir London Demonstrations

Indignation over Polish massacres marked Pogrom Day in Britain with fasting prayers and large London rallies. Jewish leaders including Zangwill Brailsford and Kenworthy spoke as 100000 marched led by discharged Jewish soldiers, while Sir Robert Cecil and Sydney Webb sent letters hoping for protection under the Peace Treaty.

Great Britain Zionist Organization of America London Ammons Israel Zangwill H. N. Brailsford Kenworthy M. P Schmurya Levin Poland Sir Robert Cecil Sydney Webb Sir Robert Europe

Illinois delegates plan $55 million Jewish relief drive

Delegates from thirty five Illinois cities met under Julius Rosenwald to organize subscription plans toward a $55,000,000 fund for Jewish relief in Europe. Chicago has a $3,250,000 quota, with Rosenwald already contributing $200,000 as Dr Nathan Krass of New York references the Poland mission to aid victims.

New York Times Chicago Ill Illinois Julius Rosenwald Illneis Europe Rosenwald H. H. Lever New York American Jewish Belief Committee Nathan Krass Central Synagogue Poland Wilson Dr. Krass Warsaw

Plans for Big Hebrew Orphan House at Yonkers Site

The Hebrew National Orphan House, now at 52 St. Mark's Place, has purchased the German Odd Fellows' Home property on Tuckahoe Road, Yonkers. Nineteen and a half acres with a 150 by 160 foot main building was bought for 400000 dollars. Plans call for a cottage system and 500 cottages to house about 2000 orphans, plus farming and trade schools overseen by Dr. Ludwig Bernstein.

Odd Fellows Tuckahoe Road Yonkers Hebrew National Orphan House St. Mark’s Place Leo Learner Orphan House Cvstem Ludwig Bernstein Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society

Keep Astoria Ferry Open for Queens Market and Growth

A brief by Michael F. Dugan to the Board of Estimate argues the Astoria Ferry between Ninety-second Street and Astoria Avenue should be kept running. It cites 6,447 vehicles in a December 1913 54 hour period after the Queensboro Bridge opened and notes 70 percent of Lower Island farm trucks used the ferry to reach Harlem Market.

Astoria Ninety-second Street Astoria Avenue Queens Michael F. Dugan Board of Estimate Queensboro Bridge Harlem Market Fifty-ninth Street Upper Arens Low Island Brooklyn United States Long Island City

Five Children Saved From Jersey City Fire Dropped From Windows

A Jersey City fire at 263 and 265 Grand Street last night saw five children under nine dropped from upper windows by worried relatives. Neighbors Orlcyvsky and Morris Silverman caught four youngsters from 265 Grand Street while Nellie Kzelsky leaped from a second floor, injuring her ankle. Fire began under a rear porch and quickly climbed to the roof as flames engulfed stairs and halls before residents noticed danger.

Grand Street Jersey City Nellie Kzelsky Orlcvsky Morris Silverman

Scots Open Canada Week in New York Gallery

More than 1,000 attended the opening of Canada Week at the Anderson Galleries where Scottish residents hosted the event by the Canadian War Painting Exhibition. The program featured dances by Murdo Elder and music by James Murdo, baritone Hector A. Smith, moving pictures of Vimy Ridge, and performances under Charles Turnbull and Captain J M Stewart.

Anderson Galleries Fifty-ninth Street Park Avenue Charles Turnbull Clan Mackenzie Clan McDuff Clan Graham J. M. Stewart Company C New York Scottish Regiment Murdo Elder James Murdo Hector A. Smith Brooklyn Vimy Ridge Livatt

Arctic Explorer Indicted in Cruelty Case

Captain Jacques Suzanne Arctic explorer and Highland Falls resident is indicted by the Orange County Grand Jury on cruelty to his 14 year old daughter Isabel. He drove sled caravans up Fifth Avenue earlier and keeps arctic animals at a Highland Falls lodge. He is free on $1000 bail and denies the charge as a family dispute.

New York Times Haverstraw Isabel Orange County Grand Jury Jacques Suzanne Highland Falls Suzanne New York Fifth Avenue Arctic Helen de Seife

Welcome Home Day to honor Oyster Bay veterans on July fourth

Oyster Bay on June 20 announces July 4 will be celebrated as Welcome Home Day for 507 veterans. Lieut. Col. Roosevelt to lead the parade and deliver the principal address in the park made famous by his father. Frederic R. Coudert will present medals before a lawn dinner at J. C. Moore’s home, then services and a wreath at Colonel Theodore Roosevelt’s grave, where over 2,000 visitors had earlier placed flowers.

New York Times Oyster Bay L. I United States Col Roosevelt Frederic R. Coudert J. C. Moore Theodore Roosevelt Wil

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