New York City Over the Top in War Savings Drive
The city surged past its war savings pledge goal of 2,000,000 with rapid reports of new pledges and stamp sales. Officials hailed New Yorkers for dedication as crowds signed pledges, bought stamps, and fed a wave of optimism despite early doubts.
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Knights of Columbus
Cham!p Street
Allen
New York City
Democracy Weekly
Ttamp
New York
Subway
City Hall Park
Rilent
Volunteers Honored For City War Message Campaign
In the war effort the city recognizes the heart and soul of volunteers and workers who labored tirelessly to spread the message to every nook and corner of the city. Their loyalty and effort are thanked for reaching all communities during the campaign.
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Non-Essentials in Quest of New Jobs
Crowder's work or fight edict drives draft age workers in New York to change occupations next month. Many seek jobs in essential war industries or enlist, while some abuse anti leafing penalties. Federal and state offices report rising crowds at employment stations as Henry D. Sayer urges patience and cooling of nerves. Registration points advised: 2 East Twenty second Street and 310 Jay Street Brooklyn.
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New York City
General Crowder
Henry D. Sayer
United States Employment Service
East Twenty-second Street
Jay Street
Brooklyn
Draft Clerk Sentenced for Improper Proposal in Brooklyn
John B Shaw a draft board clerk and church worker in Brooklyn was sentenced by Judge Chatfield in the U S District Court Brooklyn to eleven months and twenty days in Mineola jail after pleading guilty to attempting to obtain deferred classification for a registrant He was accused of proposing to the wife of a registrant and was faulted for failing in his duty and attempting to take advantage of a woman who testified before the board
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Draft Board
Brooklyn
Chatfield
United States District Court
Mineola
Tudge Chatfield
Nation Declares Editorial Divorce From The Post
The New York Nation announced yesterday a complete editorial separation from The New York Evening Post. The Nation will publish all issues and content exclusively in its own name. It will feature work produced by its own staff and contributors.
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New York Nation
New York Evening Post
the Nation
Governor Whitman Unveils Honor Tablet in Blooming Grove
Governor Whitman will unveil a memorial window at the Congregational Church of Blooming Grove bearing the church honor roll. The window honors twelve men who enlisted. an inscription above reads It is our acts not our words that count.
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Whitman
Congregational Church
Blooming Grove
Emerson Motors Conspiracy Case Goes to the Jury
The Emerson Motors conspiracy trial moved to jury deliberations after four hours of closing arguments. Assistant U S Attorney James W. Osborne painted a picture of stock fraud involving misrepresented facts, backdated documents, and the alleged benefit to promoters. He singled out Robert Craig Hupp and criticized the defense’s portrayal of the venture as a legitimate business failure. The case faces maximum penalties for using the mails and conspiracy charges.
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United States
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Martin T. Manton
United States District Court
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Rd. Jong
Osborne
Emerson
Hupp
Robert Craig Hupp
Emerson Company
Wilson
Emerson Treary
Boston
James Warren Hill
Campbell
Amos JL. Stephens
Mr. Stephens
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Wordsworth and France in a World of Drama
A review praises a substantial study by Le gouis on Wordsworth’s early life, arguing it explains his shift from Rousseauian radicalism to orthodox conservatism. The author situates the work as a comprehensive portrait of Wordsworth, its bold analysis and lasting significance in modern English literature.
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Willaast
Ynara
Hans
Rapes
Hell
Wordsworth
Lake
Browning
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Tom” Paing
Legouis
Heroes of Law The Standard Bearers by Mayo
Review praises Katharine Mayo for Justice to All and her new volume Heroes of Law. It presents real Pennsylvania State Police tales with accurate names, stressing the force’s value to law and order and urging similar fleets in other states. The book blends fact and vivid storytelling with official report veracity.
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Avi `Thumteatlain
Leeco
Ally
Houghton Min Company
Miss Mayo
Pennsylvania
Puritan and Pilgrim Legacy Highlighted in 17th Century Studies
Excerpts from Miss Hanscom's compilation reveal letters and diaries of New England founders, including Shrimpton’s Boston house, Cotton Mather, and Harvard College life. The piece reviews Puritan and Pilgrim identities, early American social life, and the drama of France within a broader colonial history context.
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Plymouth
Cotton Mather
Warva
Cambridge
Hanscom
New
Domestic Economy and Cookery Books Review
A catalog review of recent works on food, gardening, and home economics. Titles include Domestic Economy, Kitchen Gardening guides by Findlay and Davis, and cookery volumes by Mrs Handy and Mrs Allen. Noted is the International Jewish Cook Book and Rebecca Oppenheimer’s diabetic diet guide, with emphasis on wartime meals, bread, and economical servings.
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TD. Appleton & Co
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Howe
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Cumberland
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Mrs. Handy
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