Lloyd George Criticizes Pershing In Memoirs
Lloyd George attacks General Pershing and the American war effort in his fifth memoir volume. He accuses Pershing of resisting integration with Allied armies and describes persistent disputes, American indecision, and handling failures in artillery and air power, while praising American troops' courage.
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London
John J. Pershing
David Lloyd George
Britain
Lloyd George
Pershing
A.E.F
Argonne
Toscha Seidel to Appear In Cedar Rapids Concert Lineup
Cedar Rapids Community Concert Association plans a whirlwind drive to 1200 members with Toscha Seidel billed as a top attraction. Headquarters at Montrose hotel open Friday 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday for signups. campaign reporters meet Friday 7 30 p.m. No single admissions. four major events promised.
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Cedar Rapids
Jools Ballet
Lawrence Tibbett
Toscha
Montrose Hotel
Pershing Silent on New World War Talk in Paris
Gen. John J. Pershing gave no comment on Lloyd George memoir criticisms and said he has no intention of revisiting the war era from his Paris retirement.
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Paris
Ins
John J. Pershing
David Lloyd George
Lie detector ruse sparks Newark school storm
A fake home made lie detector used at Newton Street School prompts a regional uproar. Principal Gray Moreland argues it aids understanding while critics and parents demand an investigation and superintendent oversight.
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Newark
N. J
Newark Grammar School
Newton Street
Gray Moreland
John
Two Killed By Truck When Car Stalled
Omaha. Jack Borghoff 19 died instantly when his stalled 15 year old car was struck from the rear by a heavy transfer truck driven by Ralph Hall of Hastings. William Seeley 19 died hours later in an Omaha hospital after assisting with the car’s engine. Hall was arrested and held in the county jail.
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Omaha
Jack Borghoff
William Seeley
Borghoff
Ralph Hall
Hastings
Neb
Seeley
Hall
St Louis Man Named Head Of Bankers
The American Bankers association elected Tom K. Smith of St. Louis to the presidency and Orval W. Adams of Salt Lake City to the first vice presidency. Reports of dissension over Adams were not evident on the convention floor despite prior headlines from New Orleans. A resolutions report was delayed and postponed to Thursday.
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San Francisco
American Bankers’ Association
Tom K. Smith
St. Louis
Orval W. Adams
Salt Lake City
Adams
New Orleans
Resolutions Committee
Threading Needle Ends Cut Bias Ease
A practical tip notes that cutting the thread end on a bias facilitates threading. The observation emphasizes a simple technique to reduce friction and improve alignment when guiding thread through a needle.
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