Congressman Morgan Dead Sparks Oklahoma Mourning
Oklahoma honors Dick T. Morgan after his death in Danville Illinois. The Woodward congressman served since 1908, praised as honest, steady, and devoted to all regions of the state, a model for public service and wartime patriotism.
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Oklahoma
Congressman Morgan
Danville
Ill
Woodward
Mr. Morgan
Dick T. Morgan
Congress
Dick Morgan
Uncle Dick
Eighth
Police Gazette Pink Paper Urges Summer Efforts
The Norman Howard Post No 72 notes the police gazette printed on pink paper and urges contributors to stay active during hot weather. It lists baseball positions and reserves including Guy Young P West Kaiser Reed Smith and suggests a strong combination for the audience.
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Police Gazette
Owen Een
Ballafoot
McMillan
Robinson
Guy Young
P. West
Kaiser
Reed
Smith
Birth Records Spark June Heat Citywide
June births set new records as residents mark a trend of high baby counts. Officials note the weather may influence newborns and caregivers, highlighting the challenges of newborn care in hot conditions.
Picnic Fundraiser Sparks Hopes for a Home
A quirky note reports a successful picnic with plenty of money stashed away in a sergeant’s sock. The writer hopes cooks will improve fare and raise funds to buy a little home.
Doughboys Face Friday Game in Bid for Record Glory
A crudely worded sports rally urges the team to mount a strong defense Friday to add another line to their record and declares a bold, chauvinistic battle cry.
Legion ball team orders K P s to practice at six
Sgt Dow Kaiser, manager of the American Legion ball team, orders all K P s out for practice this afternoon at six. A threatened life sentence on the wood pile looms for failure to show up.
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Dow Kaiser
American Legion
K. P
Two Sides in Debate Remain Unheard by Interlocutors
The text notes that debates attract attentive audiences and that listeners often ignore less favorable arguments. It suggests interest drives reception and implies speakers face less heckling than expected.
Bloomer Girls to Host Veterans in Upcoming Friday Game
The Bloomer girls meet veterans for a next Friday basketball game. Soldiers who served in France are praised for their heroism and are set to face the local team on the upcoming night. Coca Cola and stimulant sales are anticipated at the event.
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France
Legion News Patchwork Reflects Local Ties and Departures
The piece notes Sam Schienberg defending a stance on a game, Bud Gregg leaving the Legion team to join the Bloomer Girls next Friday, and rumors of his management interest. It mentions service members, civil life rewards, and thanks to Billie Zorn and others who helped at a Monday picnic, with assurances members will repay favors.
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Bud Gregg
Bud
American Legion
Bloomer Girls
Billie Zorn
The
Legion
Norman Howard Post
Legion Posts Aid Camp and Picnics Across States
Notices describe veterans of the great war seeking a $1000 tax exemption on property up to 3000, post picnic reports near Bearskin Lake and city lake events, a park care pledge by John P. Blake Post, a motion to punish profiteers with prison, and fundraising by Boston Central Post Office workers for the Salvation Army Home Fund.
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Browne-Cavender
Post
Mason, Mich
John P. Blake Post
Boscabel
Wis
American Legion
William L. Harris
Boston
Mays
Central Postoffice
Boston Post Office
Salvation Army Home Fund
Motorcycle and Bicycle Races Highlight Sioux City Fourth
The Monahan Post in Sioux City Iowa announces Fourth of July events featuring motorcycle and bicycle races as the main attractions for the celebration.
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Monahan Post
Sioux City
Iowa
Melvin Johnson Plans Clubrooms in Clear Brook Rough
Melvin Johnson Post of Clear Brook Minnesota expects to obtain a suite of clubrooms in the municipal roughs to be erected in Clear Brook.
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Melvin Johnson
Prairie Post Members Seek Own Quarters in Paxton
Members of Prairie Post in Paxton Illinois have used the municipal council chamber for meetings and anticipate securing their own quarters soon.
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Prairie Post
Paxton, Ill
Marblehead appropriation funds school remodeling for post clubrooms
Marblehead Massachusetts allocates 14000 dollars to remodel an old school building to provide clubrooms for Marblehead Post. This action follows council approval as part of a local effort to support civic and veterans groups.
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Marblehead
Mass
Marblehead Post
Leary Post Fort Ringgold Offers Smoker For New Members
Fort Ringgold Texas unit Leary Post hosts a smoker to recruit eligible men. The Fourteenth Cavalry noted music as part of the event.
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Leary
Fort Ringgold
Texas
Fourteenth Cavalry Adt
Night Watchers Stand Guard Like Regular Heroes
At night fatigue and hunger could not break their duty as they stayed at their posts. Fellow Legionaires are urged to know Runch Mount, Zuma Horton and May Burdick as leaders and commanders for all orders from now on.
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Lett’s
Ruth Mount
Zuma Horton
May Burdick
Legionaires
Runch Mount
Boy Scouts Serve Legion With Weeklong Effort
The boy scouts completed their tasks yesterday at the picnic area and rendered services to the legion. Their work was praised as splendid, with the legion noting seven days of weekly support from the scouts.
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The
Pirnic
Legion
Montreal Yankee Post Expands Menorah Chapter. Meets at Khaki Club
The Yankee Post of Montreal now counts over forty members and holds meetings at the Khaki Club of Montreal. Commander H. Hessler assures visiting legion members of a hearty welcome in Montreal.
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E Yankee Post
Montreal
Canada
H. Hessler
Legion
Jefferson Post denounces ad campaign as un-American
Jefferson Post Louisville condemns an Employers' Association of Louisville advertising drive for preaching class hatred and urges discontinuation. The statement brands the campaign un-American and calls for its end.
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Jefferson Post
Louisville
Employers’ Association of Louisville
Young MD Declines Army Medical Service Commitment
The article notes a young medical doctor expressing hesitation about entering the Army Medical Corps. It highlights his personal stance amid broader debates on military service and professional duties.
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Army
Silent Exchange On Earned Wages Between Doctors
A terse dialogue contrasts a young doctor who earns about forty dollars weekly from patients with an older physician who jokes that a butcher can at least make fifty. The exchange highlights perceptions of medical pay.
Rushed Comment Sparks Target on Yellow Faction
Fragmentary remark shows a speaker urging focus on the Yellows after a discharge discussion. The line hints at a heated meeting with jargon indicating factional tension and strategic shifts. The source preserves the edgy tone of a crowded public briefing.
Prices Soar Spark Fashion Forecast Confusion
Mrs. Noovo-Reesh says her husband fears rising prices will influence fashion next season. She notes the dilemma between costly tools and cheap substitutes as consumers weigh trends and practicality amid inflation.
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