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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1916

Page

4

Fifty five thousand patriotic civilians to train in camps

The May 27 dispatch notes a surge in enlistment for citizen training camps after a large New York parade showing support for national defense. It cites estimates of 55 000 civilians from business, professional, and leisure sectors volunteering a month of outdoor training, with $60 personal expenditures per man and expected numbers at Platteburg and Fort Oglethorpe camps.

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Worms Branch Dissolved to Form New Alliance for Jews

The Worms branch of the Alliance Israelite Universelle, which split from the Paris-based central committee over anti German views, dissolves and announces plans to form a new alliance uniting Jewish communities in Germany Austria Hungary and the Balkan states after the war and also to include Russia.

Berlin Worms Alliance Israelite Universelle International Organization Central Committee Paris Germany Austria-Hungary Balkan States Oxt Rusia

Piedmont school board elects faculty amid pay cuts

At a Piedmont Alabama meeting the term faculty for next year was elected except for the second assistant post no applicant appeared. James N Thace is reelected principal and pay for teachers was reduced 19 per month except the principal saving $15 monthly totaling $675.60. Older German sharpshooter Robert Podenhorf celebrated his 104th birthday in Burg on the Elbe.

Piedmont Ala Robert Podenhorf Praburg-on-the-Elbe Rifirmas Germany Hergularly

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