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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1921

Page

11

Supremacy of Air Will Decide Future War Says Sims

Rear Admiral William S. Sims told about 200 former officers in Ford Hall that air power will decide future warfare and that naval expeditions cannot invasively reach enemy shores. He argued aircraft outperform submarines and lauded air supremacy as key to naval success.

Sims William S. Sims Themy and Navy America Ford Hall Zenovi Pechkoff Gallipoli M. L. Deyo 8. S. Robison Charlestown Navy Yard John J. Hyland Admiral Dunn First Naval District George van Orden Marine Corps Boston Navy Yard John T. Geary Fort Strong Frank W. Stopford Coast Artillery Corps Thacher T. P. Luquer The Order J. J. Brokenshire Portsmouth Navy Yard Charles H George H. Harries Howard Imerson United States Walter M. Pratt Boston Military Order of the Loyal Legion National Recorder Luquer Congress General Wood France

Admiral Sims Addresses Boston Air Service Question

Admiral Sims told the Greater Boston chapter of the Military Order of the World War that Congress has not set aside specific funds for an air service. He spoke as their guest and outlined the issue in broad terms.

Congress Admiral Sims Greater Boston The Military Order of the World War Carrol. Swan Boston Genecr Order OF War Vets

Acid attack trial told by firm head in court

James D Henderson, head of the Roxbury firm, denied a sexual assault in his office after Miss Dwyer claimed the January incident involved a male coworker. He blamed the acid bottle mishap on her. Miss Dwyer plans to prosecute, saying businesswomen face persistent annoyance from male colleagues.

James D. Henderson Miss Dwyer William F. Dwyer Calumet Street Roxbury Henderson

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