Compulsory Military Training in Campaign Topic
Washington writer argues universal training is dangerous and premature. He warns it could undermine army morale and lead to dictatorship, urging slower expansion and solid foundations before any national policy. He critiques Roosevelt era moves and political appointments as insufficient preparation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
PVA
Passamaquoddy
Florida Ship Canal
Hitler
Stalin
Mussolini
Europe
Army
Navy
Col
Frank Knox
Henry L. Stimson
War Departments
Harry Woodring
Claude Swanson
War Department
Charles Edison
Mr. Swanson
New Jersey
Mr. Roosevelt
Colonel Knox
Mr. Stimson
Willkie
Stimson
Kansas City
West Virginia
Political fears rise over compulsory national training
The article argues that forming a national policy needs deep thought and warns compulsory training could hurt army morale. It notes that dictatorship often follows forced civilian training and suggests Knox and Stimson may be used politically. It recalls wartime appointments that allowed Roosevelt to show excitement months earlier.
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Knox and
Stimson
Roosevelt
Marked Man Fights Back as CC Riders Close In
Helen Cameron reveals a complex plot involving Stoddard Drake Powell and Hollister, with Bent Lavie’s testimony unlocking the truth. Stoddard killed Ranger Powell and Chino Drake, then staged the scene to implicate Bill Hollister, while Sheriff Battle pursued false clues.
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Walt
Horsethief Fisher
Bailey
Paul Champion
Gandy
Helen
Paul
Helen Cameron
Lavie
Stoddard
Ranger Powell
China Drake
Bent Lavie
Bill Hollister
Dad
Bill
Chino Drake
Drake
Powell
Chino
Sheriff Battle
Stoddard’s
Outpost Cabin
Bent
Jeff Stoddard
Stoddard Detained as Firearm Echoes Across Prairie
In a tense scene on the eastern prairie, Gandy restrains Stoddard while a single pistol shot rings out. Helen reacts with fear as Walt contemplates riding back to locate Fisher and pick up loose ends before continuing together.
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Stoddard
Gandy
Helen
Walt
Fisher
The Emigrant Bench Confronts a Range War Twist
In mid afternoon the group nears the Emigrant Mountains as Helen confesses guilt over Bill Hollister and a conflict with the CC. Walt Gandy, torn between duty and affection, reveals Bill foresaw the danger and wished the group to quit, leading to a quiet, hopeful resolve as they find shelter and warmth.
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Helen
Gandy
Walt
Bill Hollister
Bill
Bih
Walt Gandy
Gracious Dress Pattern No 8679 for sizes 36 to 52
A stylish dress pattern 8679 features a high cut front panel to slim the waist and flatten the diaphragm. It provides a flattering bust fit via waist gathers and a shaped yoke with a neck bow. Suitable in chiffon georgette or voile with lace frills for bridge parties and luncheons.
Six widows of U S Presidents alive today
Six widows of U S Presidents remain. Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, widow of the twenty third president, is the oldest at 82. Also living are Mrs. Preston 75 widow of Grover Cleveland, Mrs Theodore Roosevelt 78, Mrs William Howard Taft 79, Mrs Woodrow Wilson 67, and Mrs Calvin Coolidge 61.
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U. S
Benjamin Harrison
Thomas J. Preston
Grover Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Calvin Coolidge
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Allegra
PS Tie ‘Departmiment
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Thomas A Kempis
Denver, Colo
Olin Hotel
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Sunkist Oranges
Rogers
International Silver Co
Conrad Air Ceux
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