Punishments Hinted For German War Criminals By Allies
A Washington dispatch argues Americans must understand the Allies aim to punish German rulers and officers for wartime crimes. It cites indictments against the ex Kaiser and officers in Lille investigations, noting killings, slavery, and submarine murders. The piece contends justice and order guide victors, not mercy or fury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Germany
England
Lusitania
Lille
Roubaix
Turcoing
France
Belgium
Liege
Louvain
Aerschot
Malines
Tirpitz
Hohenzollern
Armchair Army Seeks Civil Life After Armistice
Washington's ordnance officers numbering about 1800 have tendered resignations since the armistice but none will be accepted yet. They left high salaries for khaki hoping for wartime honor and now seek civilian work, yet construction plans and military needs delay departures. Many relied on influence to obtain commissions and now face stubborn barriers to quitting.
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Ashington
Joe Cannon
Ordnancertment
Washington
Ordnance Department
Public School Fitness Plan Aims For Federal Support
Secretary Lane moves to seek congressional approval for federal aid to public schools to create nationwide physical education and training systems. Commissioner Claxton drafts a bill proposing 20 million dollars yearly in federal funds, matched by states, to train boys and girls pre eighteen. The program is premilitary and nonexclusive to military aims, seeking overall healthier citizens of both sexes.
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Hiile
General Staff of
Army
Permanent Army
Secretary of the Interior
Lane
Congress
Claxton
Who Is Trying to Wipe Out Grape Juice Tax
The piece reviews conjecture over who caused grape juice to be taxed in the pending revenue bill and notes debate in Congress. It names William Jennings Bryan Secretary Daniels and Senator Blillmon s as suspects, then traces how the Senate Finance Committee altered terms to exempt grape juice indirectly while taxing fruit and berry juices.
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Senate Finance Committee
Lst
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Lincoln
Ned
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Bryan
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Congress
Daniel
Blinmons
North Carolina
House
Honey Fruit Cake and Nut Dishes for Holidays
The article presents a sugar free honey fruit cake recipe using dried fruits, nuts, and honey with detailed steps for preparing cranberries pineapple apricots and apples in honey, steaming and baking. It also offers a quick fruit cake variant, plus nut based dishes and salads highlighting various nuts as fat savers and meat substitutes with several nut loaf and sandwich ideas.
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Neight
Dogs Talk of Summer Park Chats Between Two City Dogs
Two city dogs Buss ter and Billy compare summers in the park and on trips to the seashore or countryside. They recall private play areas, boating, car rides, and meals, noting how mistresses shopped and kept them comfortable. Both describe favorite floats, walks, and friends, ending with shared appreciation of dog life.
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Bow-wow
Busster
Billy
Buster
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