War Cross Awarded to Lt G Francis Patton of Rainbow Division
Lieut G Francis Patton of New York has been decorated with the French War Cross for bravery in treating wounded men during the current battle. He removed his gas mask at one point during a gas attack to continue aid, was overcome by fumes, and later recovered. He serves in the medical corps and went to France with the 165th Infantry of the Rainbow division.
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Speed and the Airship Travel from Dayton to Detroit in Two Hours
The essay notes Major Smith recently flew an air plane from Dayton to Detroit in two hours with a passenger. It argues rapid air travel is essential and that aircraft, once proven safe and comfortable, will shift from wartime use to peacetime transport and commerce, with squadrons of the skies for pleasure and enterprise.
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