Widow Leila Allen Dies After Auto Injury in Seattle
Leila Allen, 14, a widow living at Waldorf Apartments, died Sunday morning at Seattle General Hospital from injuries after being struck by an automobile driven by D. D. Andrews of 216 Belmont Ave. The incident occurred Saturday night. Also noted is a public auction of uncalled for parcels post articles at 1006 Second Ave. conducted by Uncle Sam.
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Orphans Share Christmas Cheer With Sammies
Ortho pedic hospital children plan a small scale Christmas to share cheer with soldiers at the trenches. Mrs Fox oversees gifts including candy for stockings and milk tickets for the 35 discharged last month, 14 cured, others improved.
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Robert F. Fox
Open air concert by Beattie Pipers band at the Hippodrome
A public event features Beattie Pipers band performing outdoors at 8 30 with invocation by Miahep Keator and remarks by Lieut Dagger Sole. A fashion show by Macleuwall Southwick Co includes a piano solo by Mra Henry Hibbard and a violin duet by Mra Margaret McCullough Lang.
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Reprisals On Germany Now On Says Baker
United Press correspondent reports that allied leaders including Admiral Bennon and Gen ites expect the war to continue until victory. Officials say faster dispatch of men and ships is needed and a war council will speed army operations as reprisal air raids over Germany begin to heighten pressure on Berlin.
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176 Held Here for U S Probe
Federal agents joined local police in raids at three locations including Occidental avenue Millys Mug Washington street and the Central Labor agency as 176 suspects were detained for questioning. The U S justice department will complete exams before bail is allowed and police will not converse with detainees.
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Milly's Mug
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Draft to mobilize skilled labor for war effort
Washington dispatch explains new regulations authorizing induction of technically skilled workers into military service. Shipbuilders carpenters riveters and other artisans registered and deemed needed may be drafted and reassigned under provost marshal general supervision to form an industrial army.
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Washington
Washington, D.C
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Freshie Girls Create War Fund Post Cards
Freshman art students at the University of Washington craft unusual war relief post cards. They print designs by tracing onto linoleum, roll ink, and press cards at the washhouse. Posters and cook books will be offered at the Hoover booth by university women.
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Seattle
University of Washington
Hoover Booth
Contagious Diseases Decrease at Camp Lewis
The weekly health report from Camp Lewis Tacoma notes a decline in contagious diseases. Two deaths occurred this week one from cerebrospinal meningitis and one from acute wheat pneumonia. The admission rate was below the cantonment average for the period.
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United Preas
Camp Lewis
Tacoma
J. IL. Smith
Women Taxi Drivers Step Into Seattle Jobs
Twenty young women will start driving taxis for the Seattle Taxicab and Transfer Co. on Monday. George W. DeLape, manager, says the move is wartime necessary and notes that women have operated public vehicles in European countries for years.
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Seattle
Military to Close Tacoma Halls
Tacoma authorities and Camp Lewin officials close three city dance halls today after a recreation committee meeting. The move aims to maximize use of remaining halls for military personnel and local needs.
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United Preas
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Camp Lewin
German Numbers Passed by Musicians at Metropolitan Concert
German compositions were omitted from the program of the hishar monic orchestra at the Metropolitan Sunday. Proceeds went to the Girls War Relief fund.
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Hisharmonic Orchestra
Metropolitan
Girls’ “War Relief Fund
Veils and Scarfs Feature on Main Floor Display
Novelty cotton veils and scarfs are showcased on the upper main floor with regular price 145 but offered at a special 1.00. The display highlights fashionable items for shoppers seeking affordable accessories.
Municipal Bakery Opens in Denver
Denver announces a new municipal bakery as part of food price control. Mayor Robert W. Speer says county prisoners will bake the bread and hints at possible future expansions of the plan.
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Municipal Bakery
Denver
Tec
Robert W. Speer
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