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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1920

Page

15

Army bill pruned in conference gains limits on war powers

The army reorganization bill emerges from conference with no Senate push for federalizing the National Guard or universal training. It fixes a peace-time regular army of 297000 including Philippine Scouts, retains National Guard on current basis, and creates an enlisted reserve with 15 days’ training yearly. It places procurement duties with the assistant secretary of war and forms a permanent war council to handle ammunition issues.

Washington Army Senate National Guard Philippine Scouts Air Service Signal Corps Chemical Warfare Air Force

City to honor fallen Palumbo and Kane with two square names

Mayor Peters approved a council order naming the Salem Prince street junction Ralph J. Palumbo Square to honor the war casualty Ralph J. Palumbo. He also approved naming the Hancock Bowdoin Winter streets junction Francis G. Kane Square in tribute to Francis G. Kane who died at Apremont.

Peters McLaughlin Salem Prince Streets Ralph J. Palumbo Palumbo Hancock Bowdoin Winter Streets Francis G. Kane Apremont

National sentiment against Volstead Act grows nationwide

Charles G. Rackeman, president of the organization, says residents in Minnesota Missouri New York Oklahoma Pennsylvania and Washington share a mounting opposition to the Volstead Act and the 18th Amendment.

League Constitutional Liberty League of Massachusetts Alabama California Indiana Maryland Minnesota Missouri New York Oklahoma Pennsylvania Washington Charles 8. Rackeman

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