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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1919

Page

3

Objections Rise Over Vaccination Policy In Schools

The discussion centered on excluding pupils who refuse vaccination to avoid shutting down attendance, with President Eckstein warning that a health board decision could close schools, a point Dr. Brown supported. Judge Winsor ended the debate noting concerns about the health department rather than the school board. The Blair case prompted a motion to ban corporal punishment in public schools, but no action was taken. A petition from high school teachers sought a minimum salary of 2400 dollars yearly, plus a proposed 300 dollar differential for high school versus grammar teachers.

Health Board Eckstein Brown Winsor Health Department Cooper Blair Publc

Capt. Eben Chase Returns From War Service in Europe

Capt. Eben French Chase of the U S engineers is back in Seattle after 13 months overseas. He arrived from Bordeaux in February 1918 and led the construction of a vast military hospital system in France until the armistice halted projects. He is assigned to Camp Lewis base hospital with an ankle injury and expects discharge soon to resume city work.

Eben French Chase U. S. Engineers City Engineer's Department City Street and Sewers Department Seattle Camp Lewis France Chase Bordeaux

Admiral Knight Sets Sail on First Pacific Steamship Trip

The cargo ship Admiral Knight carries cannery supplies and is due to sail to Southeastern Alaska on Saturday marking the vessel’s first trip under the Pacific Steamship Company flag. Luna Park Natatorium opens March 29.

Pacific Steamship Company Admiral Knight Alaska

A Nutritious Diet for All Ages Quick Lunch

A compact guide promotes a nutritious, versatile diet suitable for all ages. It highlights easy lunch ideas that work at home or in the office and notes that many imitations exist but stresses simplicity and balance.

Key West to North by Air Plans Transatlantic Hope

Key West naval air station seeks a nonstop seaplane flight from Key West to Washington led by Lieut H J Bowen with 15 hours flying time. Lieut Rowen and Lieut Cantrell earlier flew Key West to St Augustine and back in 11% hours, breaking the previous record. Bowen tests a 550 gallon fuel tank and experiments with amalter jets to cut fuel consumption.

Key West Fla Washington Lieut. H. J. Bowen H-boat Key West Naval Air Station Lieut. Rowen Lieut H. H

48th Artillerymen Reach Camp Lewis

Camp Lewis receives 157 men of the 48th coast artillery regiment as part of demobilization. They reside in the demobilization area and will be sent home in a few days.

48Th Artillerymen Camp Lewis 48Th Coast Artillery Regiment

Welfare Board Aiding Jewish Veterans

The Jewish Welfare Board with headquarters at the Soldiers' and Sailors' placement bureau seeks data on Jewish servicemen and asks returned soldiers and sailors of that faith to visit listed locations in the city to fill information cards. Sites include 110 Cherry St, Stamm Bros at 1402 Second Ave, M. Bernstein at 615 First Ave, and Keiter & Bernbaum at 1416 Second Ave and 1210 Second Ave.

Jewish Welfare Board Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Placement Bureau Cherry St Stamm Bros Second Ave Bernstein First Ave Keiter & Bernbaum’s

Adams to Head New Publicity Bureau

Fred A. Adams, speaker of the house in the recent legislative session, will take charge April 1 of local and national publicity for the National Parks Highway Association. His post aims to attract automobile tourists to the national parks route. A Seattle Flyers' club meeting will discuss membership and activities at the Army and Navy club Tuesday evening. The first "happy landings" event is planned with location and date to be announced. Reverend Russell F. Thrapp will speak on "Our New Church Enterprise" at First Christian Church on Sunday morning.

Spokane National Parka Highway Association Fred A. Adams House of Representatives Adams Flyers Seattle Flyers Army and Navy Club Seattle Happy Landings Thrapp Russell F. Thrapp First Christian Church

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