Facing Facts on Mother's Day In New York Maternity Care
CLE SAM notes sixteen thousand mothers die annually on Mother's Day due to pregnancy risks. Health authorities say two thirds could be saved by adequate maternity care. The Maternity Center Association in New York supplies free information and advocates for better care. Public citizens push to make Mother's Day a day of improved outcomes for expectant mothers.
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Maternity Center Association
New York City
Uncle Sam
Nicaragua
England
France
Mr. Hoover
New World
Western Hemisphere
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Hoover policy in Nicaragua earns goodwill in Latin America
Charles P. Stewart argues Hoovers Nicaragua stance respects sovereignty and may build long term good will in Latin America. He contrasts imperialism fears with the view that a smaller intervention preserves relations, noting strong regional sensitivities and the disruptive danger of U.S. threats.
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Tire Republic
Hoover
Latin America
United States
Washington
Remembering Chowfa and a Crown Prince in Chicago
A journalist recalls meeting Chulalongkorn I’s son Chowfa Maha Vajiravandh in Chicago in 1902 while covering his visit for the Inter Ocean. An assassination of a camera moment sparked chaos with secret service, a hotel lobby scene, and a later cordial rapport with Chowfa, Rama VI’s brother.
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Rama
Chulalongkorn I
Chowla Maha Vajiravandh
Chicago
Inter-Ocean
Steve
Secret Service
Back
Annex
Chowfa
McVicker Theater
Prajadhipok
Rama VI
Berengaria Aground Off Ambrose Channel In Fog
The Cunard liner Berengaria with 468 passengers ran aground today in heavy fog near Ambrose channel New York but was not damaged. The ship grounded in soft mud on one side of the channel and was held only by the ocean bed.
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New York
Cunard
Berengaria
Southhampton
Ambrose Channel
Ship Freed by Tugs After Hours of Effort
The ship was released after three hours of tugboat work and could ease out with the arrival of high tide.
Windshield inventor eyed banks for a test
Roanoke World-News notes a quip claiming the man who made unbreakable windshields would apply his talent to banks. The item also mentions Miss Mollie Sheetz from Westernport Maryland visiting relatives.
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Roanoke World-News
Mollie Sheetz
Westernport, Md
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Patton
Glaize & Brother
Autocrat Motor Oil
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Bayerson Oil Works
Erie, Penna
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Willys Dealer
Braddock ST
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Shenandoah
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Wright Motor Co
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All-Bran
Dodge
Slicht
C. B. Deereit
J. Howard Cather & CO
North Market
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Ace Stakes
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