Memorial Day honors chaplains and Coast Guard victims
Arlington National Cemetery honors 23 Army chaplains from World War I on a cenotaph with their names and epitaphs. A separate monument memorializes Coast Guard members who died in the war, noting the service's overlooked sacrifice and duties beyond its public image.
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League of Coast Guard
Arlington National Cemetery
United States Coast Guard
Gelow
Army
Elmo Scott Watson
France
Atlantic
United States Army
Albert
D. Attenus T.howard
Job G. Boone
Michael W. Keith
John G. Bréden
John C. Kerr
Sarayard
Arthur H. Marsh
Chouinard
Timothy A.murphy
Winsieg
Cornish
C. H Ovishery
Walton
Danker
Charles D. Priest
Wiliam
Davitt
Wilber A Sewell
John A. Deayer
Daniel 5
Smart
Arington
United States Service
Haps
Coast Guard
Coast Guard legacy spans wars from War of 1812 to World War I
The text outlines the Coast Guard and predecessor services aiding U S coast defense from the War of 1812 through World War I. It notes vessel actions in Civil War blockades, Spanish American War cooperation, ships like the McCulloch and Hudson, and Medal of Congress honors for rescues. It also covers mobilization by Wilson in 1917, dangers of German U boats, and notable Army nurse corps citations for service in Europe.
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Ter. Service
Coast Guard
Great Britain
Navy
Army
McCulloch
Wilson
Lighthouse Service
Secretary of the Navy
Germany
Little, Brown and Company
Willeem Beil Clark
U-Boai
Axuertes
York Harbor
Army Nurse Corps
Helen G. McClelland
Jearing Station
British Area
France
Beatrice ‘Macdonald
Miles Mc
Clelland
Austinburgh
Ohio
Hoover orders broad military budget cuts in all departments
President Hoover directs cabinet to implement economies across executive branches Civilian staff reductions and drastic overhead cuts target Navy War and other defense related costs Plans include selling obsolete posts forts shore stations and other surplus properties Many posts including Fort Lincoln Fort Meade and Fort Missoula may be abandonedsurvey data shows 445000000 defense bill with 111000000 for nonmilitary activity and 60000000 for river and harbor projects Colonel Hurley notes possible 40 percent civilian staffing cuts in Navy without harming efficiency
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Hoover
Sec
Hurley
Adams
Fort Lincoln
North Dakota
Fort Meade
South Dakota
Fort Missoula
Montana
Fort Eastin
Virginia
War Department
Mississippi
Navy
Navy Department
Washington
Mothers Learn Uses of Magnesia During Expectancy
From the start of pregnancy through weaning Phillips' Milk of Magnesia is promoted for nausea heartburn morning sickness and digestion. The ad claims it relieves vomiting helps regulate bowels and neutralises cow's milk for infant feeding with 25c and 50c bottles available in drugstores.
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Phillips
Magnesia
Modern gas service for every rural home
Rural households can access modern gas for lighting heating and cooking at low cost. Coleman pressure gas appliances provide instant light with a simple match and valve. No plumber or piping needed as these units generate and burn their own gas ready to serve.
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New York
Isabell Brambaugh
Pennsylvania
Amiens
Briand
Red C. Croxton
President's Emergency Committee For
FroRsIan
Tim
Getreva
Paris
Chetne
Cocherel
Leattl
Andre Tardieu
Edouard ‘Herriot
Vatican
Spain
Ppratadeipor
Siam
Picely
Ophir Hall
Whitelaw Reid
Westchester County
Sen. Fletcher
Ifty Railway
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
Senate Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Albert A. Micheson
University of Chicago
Pasadena
Calif
Altadena
Michelson
Poland
United States
San
Francisco
Annapolis
Hegan Tha
Jong Me
Trong
Chicago Daily News
the News
Victor Lennon
Latin America
Stimson
Prince of Wales
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Prince
South America
Wales
Walla
Britain
George Hastings
White House
French Strother
Hastings
Conference On Child Health and Protection
New -York
Chicago
al Capone
Nccasiee
Agen
Dyerstate
Capone
Benjamin
Fecketeera
Swenson
Ees
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Sanita J.“ Mueller
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
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