The Military Aide to the President in History
A historical overview of the presidential military aide role, its evolving authority and notable figures. It traces early ceremonial duties to more influential positions, highlighting Archie Butt, Cary Grayson, Charles Sawyer, and Vaughan, and notes criticisms and periods of consolidation among the armed services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh
White House
Armed Services
Maj
Archie Butt
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
Gray- Son
Naval Academy
Navy
Harding
Charles B. Sawyer
Marion
Ohio
Army
Senate
Washington
Harry E. Vaughan
Vaughan
Truman
Missouri
Harry
Senator Tsuman
U.S
Australia
Armed Forces
Air Forces
Secretary of Defense Begins Economy Drive
Reports from the Pentagon show extensive cuts across military installations. Key changes include reductions at Ban gor Nav al Ammunition Depot Seattle Tacoma Naval Gun Factory Pearl Harbor and Roosevelt Roads Puerto Rico with only a fraction of staff remaining. A plan for a $13.4 billion defense budget for the next fiscal year aims to cut about $1.5 billion from the current year. An anti waste committee seeks further savings of $1 billion as weather allows progress toward completion near Wattsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andria
Bangor
Wash
Naval Supply Depot
Seattle and
Tacoma
Naval Gun Factory
K. D
Naval Shipyards
Pearl Harbor
Naval Air Station
Roosevelt Roads
Puerto Rico
Air Force
Air Force Base
Colorado Springs
Colo
Orlando Afb
Orlando
Fly
Mountain Home Afb
Mountain
Home
Idaho
Pentagon
Johnson
Defense Department
Wattsburg
Pittsburgh youth escapes hospital theft chase ends in creek
Edward Milner 20 of Pittsburgh fled from City Hospital after an auto theft spree across Detroit and Pittsburgh. Police caught him after a chase through alleys, Milner crawled to a drain pipe and surrendered. Auto theft charges likely.
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Lorry
Evening Journal Evening Journal
West South Silvel
Corey
French Creek
D. Colegrove
Meadville
Edward ‘Colegrove
Id. Milner
Pittsburgh
Gsararlene Raproesiagive
Wouth St
New Yorke
Af Auto and
Syiem
Michigan Square
Detroit
Igage & Bond
Glenn Rudd
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Milner
Republica
Donneautville
City Hospital
Corry
Cartier
Rudd
IQ Quiz Answers On Classified Page For Reader Challenge
A vintage quiz page tests readers with ten questions on topics from Bretton Woods to geography and history. Questions cover arbitration finance and tariffs, plant types, strait landforms, proverbs, U S Senate representation, Balkan leaders, Thessaly plans, the U S ambassador to Soviet Russia, crayfish classification, and a grammar correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bretton Woods
Maybank
Demuerd
U. Ss
Georgi Dimitray
Balkan
Thessaly
U. S
Soviet Russia
Erie considers city WPA plan to curb unemployment
The Erie mayor's committee on unemployment urged the city to explore a city run Works Progress Administration with state and federal aid. The plan would bypass private contracts by petitioning to change public works laws, while the mayor cautioned about potential legal conflict and planned to consult the attorney general. The report ends noting Greek colonization of the Spanish Mediterranean coast in ancient times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Joseph C. Machin
WPA
Martin
Genem
Hhim
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Argentina
Love Foundry
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N. Cohen and Son
Tipton
Lovell’s
Cleples
Lucille
Frank T. England
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Columbus Avenue
Sedrie McCall
Gerry
Chautautly Lake
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Erle
Jine
Secretary OF Defense
Erie Job Committee
Spanish Mediterranean
B.C
Leed
Pavetal
Powell
N. Center
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Gurekpumie
Coleman
LAANS
Risonal Tinkack Co
N. Center ST
Francis Hooper
Avons
Meerdink
North Starket
Calif
RED Grapes
Edgebrook
del Monte
Hamburg
H Shanhshin
Al’s
Clothes
America
Stahl Gewellena
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