Creel Denies Wrong Intent in Congress Speech
Washington May 17 Creel chairman of the committee on public information apologized to Congress for remarks in a Newark speech quoted as favoring slumming and not exploring hearts of congressmen. House leaders discussed action and Creel promised a letter of apology while officials considered resuming duties and potential resignation.
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Dutch Farmers Warn of Seed Protests Amid Shortages
Amster dam reports mounting indignation as farmers threaten to plow up sown fields due to food shortages. Troops deployed. authorities publish grain and fodder withholding data from Haarlem district showing high crop shortfalls. Earl Reading warns war prep, while Dutch text references wartime measures and rationing.
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Central Juni High School Exhibit Opens Doors
Central Junior High School presents an exhibit of pupil work across all subjects including red grade projects, cabinet making by the manual training boys, and sewing by the democratic arts girls. Regular classes run and visitors are invited to view ongoing work as the day progresses. Brief exercises will close the event.
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Lou Tellegen Arrives in Ogden With Blind Youth Coast Stop
One night engagement features Dr Lou Tellegen leading the original New York cast in Blind Youth a comedy drama by the Ormhount theatre company in Ogden next Wednesday The manager announces seat sales open today promising a high class show that has drawn acclaim in New York and Chicago.
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Weber County Indigent Tax Abatement Notice
County commission letters announce a tax abatement possibility for indigent residents, offering up to 16 dollars reduction this year. The missive explains eligibility, notes widows are not singled out, and urges applying on a blank form to streamline review by the Board of Equalization.
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Germans Using Infernal Bombs In Inaccurate Report
Fragmentary wartime note describes Germans deploying infernal bombs near an American sector. It claims a docking wire triggered a German explosion within a patrol group and reports American patriots allegedly preparing for combat. The garbled text references delays and confusion before a retreat.
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Special Car Service to Canyon 16 Arranged
Special car service to Canyon 16 arranged for Sunday May 19 and May 26 with Ogden Canyon Electric Car Service at 45 minute intervals from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. First car from Ely at 9 a.m. and last at 6 p.m. Core run to Pineview. Mid week Ogden Valley service plus two specials leaving Ogden at 6 a.m. and 6:25 p.m. to accommodate campers to Pineview and return. Decoration Day offers 4 schedule. Afterward regular 45 minute schedule resumes with cars every 45 minutes from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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Deaths and Funerals: Lockhart Davenport Bailey Born
Death notices for James Lockhart and Sir F Davenport list services this weekend. Charlotte Emily Bailey dies at 6:30 am after illness. Obituaries note births and a wedding, with relatives named and locations including Pleasant View North Ogden Ogden Cemetery and South Pasadena California. Funeral details vary and interments are planned locally.
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Shortage of Small Coins Eliminated by Mint Report
Washington May 1 The shortage of pennies nickels dimes and quarters has been ended. Raymond J. Daker director of the mint said the Philadelphia San Francisco and Denver facilities operate round the clock, producing large quantities beyond bank orders to fill the coin demand.
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New Ruling Expands Student Officers Commissions
Washington May 17 Under a new ruling announced by Secretary Baker all students of fourth officers training camp who have completed the course will be eligible for a commission. The secretary removed the prior limit allowing only 30 percent of candidates to qualify.
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Americans Rebuild France Advocate Returns Home
Mrs. Cecelis Sartoris, wife of Al Fernon Sartoris and Grant’s grandson, returns to continue leading the French Restoration Fund effort to rebuild northern French towns. She helped spark American town adoption of a destroyed French town and has spent months directing reconstruction work with influential workers.
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Urgent Plea for Aid for Russia
From Losbun May 17 the Daily Chronicle urges allied intervention to resist German aggression in Russia. The paper warns that delaying aid will let Russia fall under German influence, complicating future efforts to extricate her. It cites a sympathetic remark by Hyart Lori Robert Cecil in Parliament.
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Allied diplomats non persona grata in Moscow note
May 17 London dispatch reports that if French ambassador Moulens must leave Britain the allies hope for support for him. Soviet circles suggest Moulens may be recalled soon. if France refuses, he could be declared a private citizen.
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Austro German Pact in Dispute In Amsterdam
Amsterdam dispatch reports a sharp split between Berlin and Vienna on the Austro German alliance. Berlin says the pact does not bind empires constitutionally, while Vienna insists it includes constitutional changes. Premier Wekerle says the alliance improves mutual relations and should not hinder future cross peoples diplomacy.
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Irish party in new statement in Dublin meeting
A meeting of forty two Irish party members heard a statement by nationalist leader John Dikinn alleging the bill for conscription in Ireland was adopted by Parliament under false pretenses. The group accuses the government of deception toward the House of Commons, the British public, the American government, and allied nations.
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Ordnance Production Report Satisfactory Says Senator Hirschcock
Washington reports from May indicate ordnance production at Bethiche and Midvale plants has reached satisfactory levels after inspection. Senator Hirschcock of Nebraska notes delays due to specification changes, contact materials, and missing technicians, but overall large scale production progress is encouraging.
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