Signals and drafts reshape training as war needs grow
The article details the army signal corps intercepting enemy messages and locating transmitters, the Student Army Training Corps adapting to lower draft ages, and the use of college facilities to train officers and technical experts. It covers wool yarn stock reporting, lemon drops and soluble coffee for troops, sulfur production, and conservation orders affecting fur hats and other materials.
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Student Army Training Corps Plana
Signal Corps
Army
Haus Beer
France
United States
Army Training Corps
War Department
Denan
Quartermasters Corps
Woolens
War Industries Board
Red Cross
Wheat ration talk warns of life or death stakes
A federal food administrator for Arizona Timothy Riordan states that consuming more than six pounds of wheat products monthly deprives others of their lawful share. He frames wheat saving as a military necessity and a matter of life or death, potentially deciding victory or defeat.
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Timothy A. Riordan
Arizona
Campaign Rages Over Cochise County Seat Move
The Cochise County vote faces a clash between Tombstone and Douglas as to relocating the county seat from Tombstone. Proponents cite centralization and cost, while opponents warn of higher taxes and wartime spending limits. Douglas argues for a move but wartime constraints temper push.
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Tombstone
Cochise
Cochise County
Court House
County Road Commission
Warren
Bisbee
Arizona
Bowie
Willcox
San Simon
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