England Turns To Garden Herbs For Medicines
England resumes old fashioned herb gathering for medicine as German drug supplies vanish. A new mechanical scrubbing device with Urathes soap powder and water, plus a suction pump, claims to clean floors. Montgomery Dancing Club announces a June 27 dance at Walker's Hall to benefit the Red Cross fund.
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England
Germany
Montgomery Dancing Club
Montgomery
Walker's Hall
Red Cross Fund
Red Cross War Nursing Face Tough Choice for Women
Washington report says romance fades as war nursing demands rise. Professional nurses must meet strict standards for service with the American armies, while non professional volunteers are being recruited to assist in kitchens, wards, and general hospital work.
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Red Cross
Red Cross Bureau of Nursing Service
Washington, D. C
Red Cross offers courses for war era nurses aids
The piece outlines that front on nurses aids must pass examinations in First Aid Hygiene Home Care of the Sick Home Dietetics and Preparation of Surgical Dressings. It urges American women to contact local Red Cross chapters and lists roles such as sewing, packing, cook, typist, and telephonist among potential war service duties.
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Red Cross
Red Crogs
Indiana Officials and Operators Meet Over Coal Crisis
Indianapolis June 27 government officials and coal mine operators met in a bid to resolve Indiana coal shortages and price concerns. Gov Goodrich backs state action ahead of federal relief as defense council and operator committee seek common ground with figures Will Irwin H R Kurrie E M Wilson Charles Fox Evans Woolen A M Ogle E M Ferguson William Johnson involved.
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Indianapolis
Stae Council of Defense
Indiana
Goodrich
Will G. ‘Irwin
Defense Council
H.R. Kurrie
E. M. Wi‘son
Charles Fox
Evans Woolen
A. M. Ogle
E. M. Ferguson
William Johnson
Feeder line halted over public commission sanction
A chaotic report describes imported efforts to shelve a Geneva and Celina traction plan due to lack of sanction from the Public Service Commission. It notes discharge of five members of Bho hae Porte Guard for training at Fort Har rivon and details a Laurel man locating his son after thirteen years, plus a golf camp plan near Winona Lake and a weight-loss lawsuit against Clay County jail builder Brazil Arthur Blair.
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Blaffleon
Geneve & Celina
Commmisssion
Aaporte
Bho Hae Porte Guard Company
Offcorn
Ft. Harrivon
Brazil
Arthur Blair
Clay County
Wight
Clale
Store workers donate to Red Cross fund total reaches 220
The employees of Cabel & Kaufman department store contributed to the Red Cross fund with a combined total of 220 dollars, including many named donors such as Paul Colvin Emma Scotts Clark Colbert Jere Sotveee and Mary Towey Shires. The list records numerous individuals and varied contributions, highlighting community support.
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Cabel & Kaufman
Red Cross Fund
Paul Colvin
Emma Scotts
Clark Colbert
Stuth Colbert
Mary Towey
Mary Towey Shires Rd 1.00) Mary M. Gordon
Mary G. Slater
Eyere
J. P. Clements
Wat Lin
Ralph Martin
Brant Uingham
Rete Maud Long
LA Florence Denny
Gertrude Smith
Felon Coleman
Paley Miley
Anna McCor
W. B. Goad
Kauffman
Bernard Fielder
Ray
Nas
HB. Colbert Coan
Ray O'Donall
Garaghan
Phil Zulaut
Bottenbacher
Anna Hook
Ress Lockweod
Lula Buckley Wey
George Jackson
Ada J. Kennedy
Ivloura McCreary
Elva B. Cabel
H. Q. Rogers
May foreign trade shows record exports and imports
May exports reached 551 000 dollars with a 27 million rise from April as per the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. For the year to May total exports near 6.16 billion, a record for one year, while May imports rose to 980 million dollars, another all time high, with goods entering free of duty and a 3 percent duty rate.
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Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Comerce
Department of the
Tve
Ma Ted
Flolumim
United States
Merchand
Foceut
Mont
Blast at Soldiers' Home injures guest. governor's kin hurt
An explosion at Leavenworth Kansas wrecked the hall occupied by Sidney G. Cooke a veteran of the Soldiers Home a federally run facility. William J. Squire of Kansas City Mo son in law of the governor was seriously injured while in the library. Three rooms were demolished and Cooke his wife daughter and grandchild were shaken and cut. Police say it was caused by an explosive. Separately Capt Brandenburg was awarded Pour le Merite by the German government for leading the air raid on London June 13.
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Leavemwworth
Kan
Howse
Sidney G. Cooke
Aveenner
Cold Soldiers’ Home
Wiliam J. Squire
Kansas City
Inlaw
Gov. Cooke
London
Brandenburg
Zionists Seek Unity in American Jewish Move to Palestine
Baltimore June 23 American Zionists moved toward unity with American Jews before union with the Palestine project. Louis Lipsky reported to a two hour Zionist convention debate urging adherence to the peace pact with anti Zionists. He called for reorganization to embrace all Jews including engineers and civil workers, with a bureau of information for those planning to settle in Palestine.
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America
Palestine
Baltiore
Louis Lipsky
Federation
Lipsky
Zionist Conventiog Ors Athe Zionist Society of Engineers
Thoze
Indictments Formed Against Rockford Draft Dodgers
A federal grand jury in Freeport Illinois indicted Rockford men on June 26 for failing to register under the Selective Draft Law. One hundred thirty four cases were reformulated as part of the anti draft evasion action.
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Freeport
Rockford
Hanged by Mob in Galveston Texas
Reported mob attack near Galveston led to the lynching of Henory Sawyer a mulatto man seized from county jail by about one hundred armed masked intruders who hanged him on a signboard just beyond the city limits claims the incident as tensions rise amid a larger naval buildup noting an annual 6,721,000 barrel fuel projection for a fleet of fast battle cruisers.
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Galveston
Tex
Henory Sawyer
Sounty
Ofar
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Laurel
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Gale
Zionists Ask
Golden Sun Coffee
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