Army Day spotlight shows U.S. Army fed with planned meals
Article details how the U.S. Army budgets calories and vitamins for soldiers, with Maj. Paul Logan and Sgt. Delvecchio noting higher intakes than civilians. It covers centralized purchasing, regional offices, ration changes, can sizes, and the shift to dehydrated foods to sustain a growing force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Slocum
N. Y
America
Uncle Sam
Thomas L. Delvecchio
U. S. Army School For Bakers
Delvecchio
Paul Logan
Army
Quartermaster Corps
Germany
Caporetto
Gallipoli
Dardanelles
Government Buys Auto Trailers for Defense Workers
The Farm Security administration will provide more than 2,000 trailers and dormitories for about 2,900 single men in defense industries. The program aims to shelter families of workers during short defense employment and relocate trailers to new areas with housing needs when approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Eee
Douglas MacKeachie
Fense
Tuberculosis Death Rate Highest Among Young Girls
Minneapolis report shows girls 15 to 25 die from tuberculosis 65 percent more than male peers in the same age band. Study by Northwestern National Life Insurance cites biological susceptibility during adolescence and urges health classes in high schools and prompt testing for teens and young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
United States
America
National Gallery of Art Opens in Washington as Gift to Nation
A grand new National Gallery of Art opens in Washington near Lafayette Square, funded by Andrew Mellon and dedicated by the President. David Finley, its director, envisions the museum as a national treasure to educate Americans, with plans for televised access and publications to share the collection broadly.
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WNU
Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Washington
Lafayette Square
White House
National Gallery of Art
Andrew Mellon
Art Gallery
Paul Mellon
David Bruce
Donald Shepherd
Trust
Congress
Smithsonian Institution
United States
America
Louvre
Luxembourg
Rodin
Raphael
Rembrandt
David Finley
The
Treasury
the Treasury
Finley
London
Mellon
Pittsburgh
New York
Mount Vernon
Farm and Homilies by Bankhage
A Washington letter to the FCC complains about broadcasters pushing false content aiming to ban horses and mules. The note mocks a Private William Williams of Williamson, West Virginia, on duty at Fort Williams, Maine, and ends with a wry remark on life’s missed experiences.
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Federal Communications Commission
Washington
William Williams
Williams Street
Williamson, W. Va
Fort Williams
Maine
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Kitchen Patrol
Earmy Corps
Citizen Army
Bishop
O'Reilley
County Meath
Erin
Daniel Chester French
Boston
Texas
Ireland
John Boyle O'Reilley
Bish
Daniel F. O’brien
Rome
Massachusetts Avenue
Hancock
Cambridge
Harvard Bazar
Edward J. Donahue
Massachusetts Ave
Ola
Carver 5
St., Boston
Boylston
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Bankhage
Business Man
Joseph F. Higgins Co., Inc
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Chas. H. Fisher & CO
Brookline Street
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
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A. Anastas
Master Barber
River ST. Near Central
Trylt
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