Local soldiers tied to family homes in wartime notices
Harold Kridler, son of Mr and Mrs Paul L Kridler, graduates as second lieutenant at MIT and will spend 10 days with his parents before reporting to Des Moines weather station. Other notices include Dorothy Donegan promoted to pharmacist’s mate third class, Donald F Donegan stationed at Camp Roberts, Delman Bowers awarded expert infantryman badge at Camp Bowie, Merrell L Phillips aviation student at University of Pittsburgh, and Capt R D Smith visiting family in Greenville while serving in the army air corps.
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Harold Kridler
Paul L. Kridler
Maplewood Drive
Department of Meteorology
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
LS. Krridler Air Corps
Des Moines
Dorothy Donegan
Camp Elliott
San Diego
Cailif
S. P. Ralston
D Avenue NE
Donald F. Donegan
Camp Roberts
Calif
D Avenue
Tech
Delman Bowers
O. J. Bowers
Toddville
Camp Bowie
Texas
Springville
Pfe
Raymond L. Stephens
Boca Raton
Fla
Leslie Chesmore
O Avenue NW
Pfe. Stephens
Army Air Corps
Merrell “L. Phillips
University of Pittsburgh At
Pittsburgh
Robert E. McEndree
M. B. McEndree
Tenth Street
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Denver
Colo
Camp Swift
R. D. Smith
Ann Hamilton Smith
Greenville
S. C
Ku Klux Klan Disbands Nationally Amid Refusal to End Stay
The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, once claiming millions of members, disbands as a national group with Atlanta HQs vacated. Imperial Wizard James Colescott says local chapters are released from imperial authority but vows the Klan is not dead and can reincarnate at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Atlanta Journal
Fred D. Moon
Journal
James A. Colescott
Colescott
Iowans Voice On Education War and Lasting Peace
Leahy speaks to students about American independence equality and education. He urges liberal arts study at Cornell and argues for a postwar plan to prevent future wars through united Christian nations and collective security.
Solomons Report Counts About 15000 Natives
A figure cited places the native population of the Solomon Islands at around 15,000 people. The estimate reflects demographic notes in regional surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Islands
Prominent World War I era speech warns of League flaws
In a keynote speech a speaker critiqued the League of Nations noting two fatal defects: lack of wholehearted member support and being overloaded with collateral duties. He urged courage and unity to preserve liberty and defend the nation against future threats and wars. He warned enemies view Americans as soft but future generations will inherit steel and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
League
Allen-Klapp Company Subscriptions and Rates Notice
Subscription rates listed for various terms and services. Notices declare no mail subscriptions in towns with Gazette carrier service. Addresses in Chicago New York and Detroit plus membership in Media Records and A.N.PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Territories
Allen-Klapp Company
Michiccan Avenue
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
New York
New Center Rlde
Detroit
Media Records
A.n.pa
Preservation of Heritage Torch Speech Amid War
A wartime speaker vows that after victory the torch of liberty will pass to the younger generation and expresses confidence in their future duties, urging preparedness and duty in safeguarding heritage and freedoms.
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Marvin Titler
Central City
Maxwell Field, Ala
Milo
Mike) Mitvalsky
F. S. Mitvalsky
Fourth Avenue SE
Macon, Ga
Roland M. Smith
Smith's
Iowa City
Foster Field
Major Smith
University of Iowa
The
Elks
Masonic Order
Rotary
Odd Fellows
Ku Klux Klan
Leahy
America
Cornell
Assassins of Liberty
Towa
Iowa
U.s.royal
U.S
U. S
Standard Tire Co
First Avenue and
First Street NE
Dial
Willie Willis
Stinker
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Gazette Company
303Rd Ave
Cedar Rapids
Associated Press
United Press International News Service
Fc Karta Int Yi
Eva Ead
U. S. Pat
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Montgomery Ward
Monte Omiery Ward
Second ST. SE
Wardsi
Montgomery
Ward
Seen ST
At’ Sa
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