U. S. Soldier Boys Turn to Schooling for Modern War
The army trains 60 000 soldiers in 71 schools from clerical to air mechanic courses as General Marshall notes a motorized, technical force built on education. Army centers coast to coast, with 20 265 students in the air corps and large enrollments at Scott and Chanute fields.
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W. H. Wells
Union
War Department
Marshall
U. S
164Nd
Ordnance Department
Finance Department
Signal Corps
Coast Artillery
Army
Air Corps
Scott Field
Chanute Field
Quartermaster Corps
Camp Holabird
Baltimore
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
Camp Normoyle
San Antonio
Texas
Armed Force School
Fort Knox
Navy
America
Prison Counterfeiters In Leavenworth College
Federal secret service agent says Leavenworth Kansas serves as a counterfeiters college. Inmates there teach and learn fake money making methods and compare currency imitations among convicts.
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Omaha
Neb
Leavenworth
Kan
Russell Daniel
United States Secret Service
United States
Ontario Fishers Turn to Caviar Trade Boost Amid Russian Shortfall
Russian failure to ship fresh caviar opens a market for Ontario fishermen. With caviar at three dollars a pound, Ontario nets rise as fishermen add traps in northern lakes. Ojibway communities share in the boom. roe processing secrecy mirrors a chef s formula. Female sturgeon yield about 20 pounds of roe per fish, fetching up to four dollars per pound.
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Ontario
Boston
Hussia
Sharing of Wheat Supply Faces International Strains
The essay by BAUKHAGE explains how a world wheat surplus coexists with famine in Belgium and France. It discusses 1930s export subsidies, quotas, and the challenge of aligning U S Canada Argentina and other nations. It notes efforts to reduce acreages, store surpluses, and the political resistance abroad.
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WNU
HW Street
N. W
Washington
D. C
Belgium
France
Spain
United States
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Uncle Sam
U. S
Sam
Department of Agriculture
Farmers advance since 1787 but mule still bulky
Henry Wallace notes modern farmers are ten times as efficient as in 1787 yet no new method to handle a bulky mule. Non interventionists oppose Iceland occupation only to tell it to the marines. Rep Tinkham of Massachusetts protests American naval base in Iceland with possible further protests. War department urges keep them flying while agriculture asks keep them saying.
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West
Low Countries
France
South America
Europe
Russia
Washington
Marshall
Congress
Hitler
Douglas Miller
Berlin
Little, Brown & Co
Germany
United States
Foreign Office
America
Henry Wallace
Iceland
Tinkham
Massachusetts
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