Aviation Department Clash Sparks Battles In Hearings
Edward W. Pickard reviews hearings on President Harding's air policy. Mitchell demands a separate aeronautics department, while Army and Navy leaders clash over defense structure. Key figures include Davis, Patrick, Hines, Drum, Wilbur, Eberle, Moffett, Strauss, Hoover, and New. The article covers organizational debates, budget implications, and the Shenandoah inquiry context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickard
William Mitchell
Department of Aeronautics
Special Aircraft Board
Army
Davis
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
Hines
Hugh Drum
Navy
Wilbur
Eberle
Naval Operations
Moffett
Bureau of Aeronatics
Strauss
General Board
Mitchell
Patrick
Aeronautics
War and Navy Departments
Department of National Defense
Nie
Air Service
Tutrick
Aga A Rei
Mingt Virious
Sirma
War Department
Drum
Vingon
Georgia
Congress
J. B. Towers
England
Italy
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
New
America
Father of the Outdoor Recreation Movement and Adirondacks
A biography of Rev William Henry Harrison Murray, his role as a pioneer of outdoor culture in the Adirondacks, and the rise of the Adirondack Park. Details cover his life from Guilford Connecticut through Yale, his Boston pulpit fame, his 1880 book Adventures in the Wilderness, the Murray Rush era, his death in 1904, and the enduring legacy of Murray as the Father of the Out of Door Movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everey
Hove
Great North Woods
Jack Front
Republica
William Henry Harrison Murray
Adirondacks
New York
St. Lawrence
Champlain
George
Mohawk River
Lake Ontario
Charleplain
Lake Champlain
Parnall
Indiana
W. H. H. Mur
Boston
Murray
Guilford
Conn
Yale
New England
Park Street Congregational Church
Henry Ward ‘Beecher
Wendell Phillips
Sumner
Gough
Ticknor & Bilis
Ter
Rish
Weaton
Ike Murray
Finnfes
Hmerton
Longfellow
Whittier
Holmes
Hawthorne
Halleck
Agassis
Prescott
Beecher
Phillips
Bidds
Emaraon
Trapper
United States
Empire State
Adirondack Park
Housiton County
Beséx, Frenkiin
Wareren
Herkher
Xi Con ‘Tang
Adirondack
Essex County
Mt. Marcy
Lake Placid
Dee
Yohn Norton
Cooper
Ney
W. A A. Murray
Rural Juvenile Courts and Rural Child Welfare Movement
A Chicago celebration marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the first juvenile court in America as Miss Grace Abbott predicts extending the idea to rural areas. She notes only 40 of 800 certified cases meet needs, while new efforts plan to bring educated English women to ranch areas near Calgary for agricultural training and eventual local establishments near Miss Car Hale's ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chicago
Grace Abbott
Children’s Bureau
Washington
United States
Dhe
Federal
Bureau
Cariiale
Calgary
Mine Carlisle
London
Mise Car Hale
To Teach Women to Farm in Southern Alberta Colony
A plan described by Miss Patricia proposes a farming colony in southern Alberta, Canada, aimed at teaching women to farm with support from English backers. The project would establish a community for well-to-do families to settle and develop agricultural skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Canada
Mise. Patricia
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Great Britain
Furious
Ragu Dandurand
The
League of Nationa Assembly
NPAT
Bat
Moffette
Esimes
Shenandoah
Nawa Court of Inquiry
Hexas
Zachary Lansdowne
Scortfield
Ilinois
Detroit
Navy Department
Lansdowne
Middle West
Olevpit Caillat
Poblic
Yilthux
France
Wark
Nathans
Geneva
Turkey
World Court
London Daily Graphic
Moscow
Home Office
Georges Tchitcherin
Germany
Russia
M. Karakhan
China
Morocco
State Department
Fez
Abd-el-Krim
Gen. Leonard
William Cooper Procter
Cincinnati
A. A. Sprague
Procter
Themoney
Taines Deering
Miami
Iniklonutre Hou
Deering Harvester Company
Dineskea
Ana
Hla
Sir Francis, Darwin
Charles Darwin
Paul Bartlett
Itume
A. C. Redford
Standard On Company
New Jersey
Bir Iratap Singh
Jammu
Kashinti
Mr. A
Ching
Feng
Chang Tao-lin
Dlapatchen
Tokyo
Shane Province
Wu Pot
Lerident Coolidger
John Dickinson Bherman
Lafayette
Mount Desert
Maise
Adirondecks
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