Centralized Shipping Plan Aims to Speed Europe Relief
Washington reports a centralized shipping control was formed to pool American allied and neutral ships for Europe supply runs. P A S Franklin chairs the International Mercantile Marine, with Sir Cunliffe Guthrie and Sir Richard Crawford noted as British observers. The plan directs loading in available ships, diverting cargo from New York to southern ports, pending allied approval.
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Washington
Alrome
Shipping Board
War and Navy Departments
Pan
Europe
P. A
Franklin
International — Biercanthsmatic
H. TH. Reymond
Gyda and Mallory Lines
New York
Cunnop Guirta
Prilah Shipping
United States Orth
Sir Connep
Guth Be
Sir Hichard Crawford
Ils
United St States
Dave
United States
Gelals
Tregmond B. Stevens
George Rubles
London
Paris
Milimds Camenter
Trafic
New York Harbor
Ila
Portrait of Arthur M Harris Goes to Europe in YMCA Work
A new portrait of Arthur M Harris of Harris Forbes & Co New York bankers shows him traveling to Europe to direct Annan committee representatives and coordinate allied agencies. The central committee will oversee shipping operations while not displacing Edward F Curry, with aims to boost convoy efficiency and unloading on the Atlantic side.
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Arthur M. Harris
Harris, Forbes & Co
New York
France
Annan
Comiuttee
Scinta
Bild
Stevens
Rublee
Shipping Board
Edward F. Curry
Central Committee
Huge dirigible over New York sighted in test flight
New Yorkers glimpsed a 200 foot cigar shaped airship flying over Manhattan on January 31. The balloon, with an American flag, reportedly tested parachute drops from 300 feet, with eight crew aboard. The craft traced a path from Rockaway Point Fort to Governor's Island before returning.
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New York
Ward
London
Oyler
Brooklyn
Governor's Island
New Fort
Rockaway Point
Training Camps Inspected Across Major Sites in War Review
A Minnesota inquiry into training camps found deficiencies at Deming and dust and climate issues at Camp Pike and Camp Cody. Reports praised general staff but criticized exclusive officers and nurse shortages, urging relocation to Camp Konray to improve facilities and health outcomes.
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ST. Paul, Minit
Inn
Minnesota
Childotmn
Soma
Mnikty Ahhol Gawp Cady
Deming
N. M
Serlowa
Kearny
Winfield Scott
Lewis
Pike
Jefferson Barrack
Dodge
Devoila
Campy Cady Hospital
Cady Hospital
Erises
Minnesota A Tllery
Minnesota Committee
Cay
Pacific Slope
Corny Colny
Tike
Camp Audyn
Camp Pike
Camp Cody Na mi
Pacific Cous
Canin Kearny
Camp Kearny
Dewing
Scott
Qnr
Camp Cody
Camp Konray
Burnautst
Charles A. March
Lindon
Smith
Finnow
O. W. Holesnub
St Paul
Health service laws obeyed in soldier burial cases
Washington Jan 31 investigation by the war department into two cases cited by Senator Chamberlain found bodies sent home for burial without uniforms were prepared under health service regulations. The corpses were wrapped in cotton batting and sheeting before burial. Names were not released, but inquiry identified the men. One died at Camp Doniphan Oklahoma and the other at a aviation school.
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Washington
War Department
Sebatoy Chamberlain
Big Speec
Senate
Chambhenain
Rbakey
Camp Doniphan
Olka
Ad & Gansdia Laviation School
To the Front Women Are Coming But It Won
An advertisement extols the rising role of women and promotes Qban Hair Color Restorer as a non dye solution for gray or faded hair. It claims gradual youthful color, no rubbing or staining, and compatibility with styling tools, with a Manny-Back Guarantee and 15e price.
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Antatr
Q-ban
Kalao
Americans pledge full support in France war effort
In France the American army theme is stated as 100 percent backing from the nation. Major Frederick Palmer describes the Expeditionary Force as the best disciplined and most orderly ever, coordinated under Supreme Commander John Pershing. He explains centralized control, readiness for a major task, and the resolve to fight to victory before seeking peace.
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New York
Jao
Samuel [Gompers
Inter Onder
Frederick Palmer
Sawapaper
Perabstaff
Executive Council
Lingus For National Unity
Gorpars
Palmer
France
Comralt
Lees
Boards
Cornele
John Perah
UN F General Staff
Betivg
Americans Must Fight for Trade Says Cutter
Burris G. Cutter, head of the United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, urged the American Manufacturers’ Export Association to pursue export trade aggressively. He warned that changing conditions require constant action and that the United States must seize near at hand opportunities or risk losing position in postwar global commerce.
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New York
Burris G. .Utler
United States Bureau of Foreign
Amertes
Cutler Aesettes
Brazilian Elect to Cross the Ocean
Rio de Janeiro reports Admiral Pedro Prontt named commander of Brazil’s naval force to cooperate with Allied water defenses. Notes exchanged between Senor Nilo Pocanha and UK minister Arthur Feel outline Brazil’s firm naval contribution with visits to England and cruiser destroyer flotillas to patrol the home front and support regional patrols.
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Rio Janeiro
Pedro Prontt
Net
Fopean Watera
Senor
Nilo Pocanha
Arthur Feel
Wir
England
Cruizer
Aquadrone
Sage Tea Hair Darkening Ad Promises Natural Look
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound for darkening faded or gray hair. It claims a few applications produce a youthful, glossy, natural result, with a simple sponge application and no need to mix home recipes.
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Wyeth
Neas
Oaeane
WOUNDED AMERICAN OFFICERS IN PARIS
Major Leonard Wood and Lt. Col. Charles L. Iil bourne are reported healing in Paris after recent front injuries. Wood suffers a painful arm wound but expected to leave hospital in about a week. Joyce also recovers from an arm wound, while his colleague may close his right eye. General Wood's aunt is mentioned in connection with the Birque.
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Paris
Nara Leonard Wood
United States’ Army
Ritz-Cariten Hoeytal
Charles 2. Iilbourne
Wood
Kenyon A. Joyce
Brig ham City Tabernacle to Undergo Repairs
Brigham City tabernacle will receive extensive repairs in the early spring beginning soon. A chunk of plaster fell from the choir area causing a floor collapse, prompting replacement with stone materials. The contract was awarded to O Chrintengen. The Box Eior Commercial club is disposing of Belgaam's.
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Mko Tisty Wen
Brigham Men
Ib Lie Ogdon Melory
Nerthana Hall
Ogdon
Brigitam City
Brigham City Tabernacle
O. Chrintengen
Box Eior Commercial Club
Belgaam's
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