Preamble to the Constitution of American Legion
The passage outlines the Legion’s aims including upholding the U S Constitution, maintaining law and order, promoting one hundred percent Americanism, preserving World War memories, fostering individual community obligation, opposing class autocracy, promoting peace, safeguarding justice freedom and democracy, and sanctifying comradeship through mutual helpfulness.
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United States of America
The Auxiliary A Growing Power
The Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion moves toward self rule in Kansas City during its first annual convention. It has grown from scattered posts in 37 states to about 150000 members, coordinating with Legion posts to aid veterans, support hospitals and households, and expand civic projects nationwide.
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Women's Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Soudents
Otjvise
Auxiliary
Legion
New Hampshire
South Dakota
Boulder
Colo
Rhode
Women's Auxiliary
Legionnaires
Eltizena
Separation and Maintenance Order Bill Gains Second Reading
London debate advances a bill to equalize matrimonial remedies by allowing a wife to seek a maintenance order in police court while living with her husband. The bill aims to address legal gender disparities and reduce hardships in proving support and wages.
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London
House of Commons
Robert Newman
American Legion grows globally as convention nears
The National Adjutant highlights the Legion’s rapid expansion with 10,374 posts by Sept 30 1921, foreign posts in twelve more countries and departments in every state. Women’s Auxiliary numbers surge from 1 326 to 3 536 units. paid-up membership remains strong amid national unemployment.
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America
Commonwealth
American Legion
Teels
District of Columbia
China
Japan
Mexico
Philippine Islands
Panama
France
Argentine Republic
Canada
Legion
Women's Auxiliary
Kansas City
Ant Lemuel Bolles
Charles A. Tearned
Detroit
Carl A. Aohnson
Grand Rapids
Los Angels
Pennsylvania
New York
Iniites
Central West
Town
Minnesota
Iilinola
Ohio
South Dakota
Vermont
Department of Nevada
United States
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