Congress Kills Cavalry Yet Guards Tradition of Old Army
Washington reports Congress has killed the cavalry by renaming armored units as armor. Yet veterans insist the tradition, honor, and glory endure. The piece recalls Sheridan, Custer, Crook, and Crazy Horse, noting Custer’s doomed 1876 ride and the Seventh Cavalry’s famed history. It highlights debates on history, funding, and the Oklahoma ballot.
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Washington
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Custer
Crook
Crazy Horse
Bitting Buil
Geronimo
Calvary
Seventh Cavalry
Oklahoma
Chernes
Same Wen
George Sxmeone Custer
Big
South Dakota
Gary
First Cavalry
Britain Shrinks Yardstick Causes Global Growth Panic
London reports official imperial yard shrank by two millionths of its length, causing measurements to drift worldwide. Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth grow taller in relative terms, Trafalgar Square's Nelson statue exceeds its original height, and Brighton moves six feet further from Inverness. Royal and government bodies deny comment as scientists seek electronic light-based measurement alternatives while Parliament weighs action.
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Trafelger Square
Brighton
England
Scotland
Inverness
Whitehall
Imperial Yard
Board of Trade
Wesminster
Royal Society
Royal Observatory
Royal Mint
Britain
Liquid steak for milk shy babies in Minnesota shelves
In Minneapolis Minnesota Dr Irvine McQuarrie head of the University of Minnesota pediatrics department announced a cooked liquefied meat product enriched with calcium phosphorus and minerals as a substitute for milk in babies who cannot tolerate it Tests with growing rats and children showed it can be fed with a bottle and nipple The note also mentions Radio City Music Hall in New York with eight million annual patrons.
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Irvine McQuerrie
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Deep Push Into Borneo Watches Aussies Lead
Five years ago today's headlines report Australians pushing deeper into Borneo as Congress pushes Halse and Veterans Administration scores. Mrs Jules Boullion of Mont Belvieu dies at 62. Private Harvey Isaac wounded on Okinawa May 1. San Jacinto Memorial Hospital to invest 200000 in Seventh War Loan bonds. Jack Ratliff and Durwood McNeese enlist in Marines. Gene Bauer Jr elected president of Tri-Cities Junior Chamber of Commerce. Faymire open house for 25th wedding anniversary. Washington Liner torpedo threat near Portugal coast. Bolland becomes Goose Creek superintendent and plans Reserve Officers Training Corps.
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Congress
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Veterans Administration
Jules Boullion
Mont Belvieu
Harvey AL Isaac
Mattie Mae Lane
Okinawa
San Jacinto
Durwood McNeese
San Diego
O. EL
Gene) Bauer, Jr
Tri-Cities
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Robert A. Taft
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British Commonwealth
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Goose Creek
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Heusen
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Dickie
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