Poland faces hard recovery after German occupation
Warsaw reports that on November 11 Polish soldiers and townspeople disarmed over 2,000 German troops and halted their revolt destroying equipment and wires. Industries were robbed and dismantled leaving Poland with massive repair needs. Bank director says roughly 2 billion dollars needed to rebuild and restore balance as multiple currencies circulate post occupation.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Toland Wias
Seion
Wardaw
Poland
Stantalau Lartowski
Commercial Bank of Warsaw Rail
Christmas Service at Methodist Church
The Methodist Episcopal church will hold a Christmas service tomorrow with no other services that day. The program includes organ voluntary, hymns, congregational songs such as Joy to the World and There's Song In the Air, solos by Mrs. Fred N. Hoss and H. M. Aiken, and sermons titled The Lady and the Day Star. The Apostles Creed and prayers will be led by the pastor, with readings by the congregation and a performance of The Shepherds Watched and Silent Night.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jian
Vera F, Ben
Eun
Fred N. Hoss
H. M. Aiken
Shepherds
Juvenile Betterment Meeting at Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City
A meeting at the Hotel Utah gathered to organize a society for juvenile betterment. Hinckley of the State Industrial School spoke on juvenile courts and state industrial roles as educational, urging closer ties between the public schools and juvenile work. Officers and committees were appointed with Professor George Coray, Dall, and professors and officials from Utah institutions named as members.
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Utah
Salt Lake Ciy
Hinckley
Inds Trial School
George Corayay
Dall
Frank &, Harris
Logan
George N Hd
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Shipping release for American trade ordered by Hurley
Paris report states after talks between Edward N. Hurley and General Pershing, about one million tons of new shipping will be released for American trade to support the army in France. 150,000 tons of ships are at American docks awaiting use, with plans to free enough passenger ships to carry up to 106,000 men monthly, potentially rising to 150,000.
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Paris
Edward N. Hurley
Americanhipping Board
General Pershing
France
Rome
Hamburg
America Aids Allies With Aircraft In War Effort
Washington, Dec. 20. Brigadier General J. D. Carmack praised U.S. contributions to allied aircraft programs beyond the Liberty motor at a dinner honoring Colonel Edward A. Deeds. He cited abundant spruce output in November, aircraft linen substitutes, and Dope and castor oil supplies as key wartime achievements by the Signal Corps and U S. industries.
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Washington
United States
J. D. Cormack
Speaktie
Signal Corps
Edward A. Deeds
Aircraft Board
Carmack
Six Unmasked Men Rob Paymaster in Broad Daylight
Six unmasked men robbed Frank R Brown paymaster for General Electric of 12690 in payroll money at the steel foundry yard. Brown was wounded and rushed to a Boston hospital in critical condition. Police noted the crew used auto pistols and escaped into a crowded area near the foundry. Brown’s guards and a company employee were present during the hold up.
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Everett, Maas
Frank R Brown
General Electric Company
Brown
Bosston
Fyeren HB. Wibbs
Joseph P. Shapleigh
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Thomas
Methodist Churc
Mamtars
Denver
Glock Exchange
America
Paymaster
Tolelig
Clavie
Tharry
Te Ianes
Usgenback Wallace
Hare Coch Galles
Last & Thomas
Rogers
Sheffield
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