Letter from Lieut Griswold at Camp Greene Charlotte
A 1918 wartime letter from Livut Morley Griswold at Aviation Camp Camp Greene in Charlotte North Carolina describes daily camp life and fellow Nevadan officers George Moodie Chesterle Ray Hughes Vernon Hirsch and Dwyer. Griswold notes duties tolls and his adjutant role while praising comrades and the army experience. Washington reports nine hundred thirty one million bushels of wheat forecast, near record harvest expectations.
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Elko Lad
Camp Greene
Elko Boys
United States
Livut
Morley Griswold
1St Povisional’ Regleal
Charlotte
Keith
Elko, N
Sada
Charlie
Mim
North Carolina
Aviation ‘Section
Jet Provisional Regiment
N.C
The
Independent
Nevada
Varios
George Moods Ie
3D Motor Mechanics Regiment
George
Tae
Beng
Ilela
Elko
Kay Chesterle
Sienal Elvetielan
Ray
Aloo Gd Motor Mechanics Regiment
Kay Hughes
Rodeo Fit
Cardog
Ule
Washington
Associated Presa
Department of Agriculture
Hn Government To Hope Tat ). Consideraion of the Ideal Growing Conditions Kwe H
Three in Reno for Pasteur treatment
John G. Taylor of Lovelock and St Marty state sheep inspector were mauled by a lynx at Taylors shading corals in Squaw Valley. The cat bit Taylor and Barry, then was killed. University tests showed the animal carried rabies. William M. Horton of Ely sought Pasteur treatment after fearing exposure to infected livestock.
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Lovelock
Reno
John G. Taylor
St Marty
Taylors
Squaw Valley
Taylorn
Barry
University
William M. Horton
Ely
Hie
Giants Lose Pomeroy and Draft Ties Emerge
A garbled post from Camp Greene details New York Giants outfielder Pomeroy being ordered to report to the draft as of June 4. The letter from Lieut. Morley Gies Wold praises army life, recalls a Nevada banquet, and notes plans for aviation training with military optimism despite uncertain outcomes.
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NEW York Giants
Pomeroy
Ohio
Renny Kauff
Tary Seeeiew
Nevada
Hay Chester
George Moody
Amule
Garnet
Amy
Tate
Var Lever
Morley Gies Wold
Lleut
S.caos
Camp Greene
Charlotte
Geo
Monly
Jane
Mike
Elko Milling Company Ordered to Close and Halt Services
California food administrator Ralph Merrit led a hearing with officials to order the Elko Milling Company to close the Bike Blow mill for three months and discontinue services of Wy WL Percival. The case involves alleged violations of food regulations, delayed reporting, and improper sales of flour to multiple buyers. The proceedings, held May 18 1938 in Elko Nevada, examined discrepancies in flour distribution and enforcement duties, with findings urging compliance and heightened enforcement.
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Wy WL Percival
Hiehager
Ralph Merrit
California
Withrestus McKinney
Focal Administration
J. McManon
Convaliyes
Sm UK
Merrit
Blerbet iMcover
Elko Milling Company
Maeie
Tnd
Weither
Euujkigy
Food Administration
Bilbo Milling Colony
Nevadiood Administration
Short Tyatteshie Hae
Jamies A. Wood
de Nevada Fool Administration
Vna Beachery
Wow
Percival
Elkomit Flal Eaimon
Conforta Vod
Rollewinge
Ciings
Meent
Trembens
Eiko
Nevada
Malph O P. Merrit
Chulenian Zone Committee
Jm, Mannon, Jr
Comiones
Prestan Mero
Caney van Fleet
Woop Vane
Elke Ming Conmpiny
Elka
Havin
Lees
South Park
TSO
Beth Elle
Milton
Ruscrib
Mir Percival
Dertival
Skatile Elka Milling Company
Renu French
Cnsijdy Watc
Elko Milluig Company
CO Pallure
Henugals Tor
Lera
Mivson
Divisionas Mangrer
South Pacific
Elka Millie Company
Nie
Reno
Wising and
Bakin
Elk Coupes Rom
Elko
San Francisco
Porvical
Uye Elke
Ue Mei Tod
de Plack
Eike Company
Ollen
Peart
Buobea
Hepeival
Eiko Ming Company
How Many In Class One
Washington June 7 Associated Press reports General Crowder ordered a general revision of selective service classifications. He telegrammed governors to investigate why some boards report low Class One registration percentages well below the national average and others as high as ten percent. The inquiry aims to uncover errors in placing registrants into deferments or different classes.
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Washington
Associated Press
General Crowder
Hiss
Allied Navies Destroy Sixty Percent of German Submarines
Washington June 7 reported by Asia that Senator Swanson, head of the naval committee, said allied and American navies have destroyed sixty percent of all German submarines and cut ship losses in half.
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Senator Swanson
Naval Committee
Germany
Washington
Swanson
Independents Not To File Primary Expense Items
June 6 report states independents nominated by petition who avoid pledging in the primary are not required to file campaign expense accounts for the primary. They must file five days before and ten days after the general election, per Deputy Attorney General Patrick Fontes interpretation. The law covers candidates in the campaign and not independent hopefuls who avoid the primary.
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Carson Cpey
Pilon
Gener Patrick
Mite Martin
Fontes Bo
Diterney Gemerat Mays Jaw
Vna Cermpalen
Suspension of Hike Milling Company Plant For Three Months
J. Mo Mannon submits the recommendation that the Home of the Hike Milling Company be suspended for a period of three months and that it not be permitted to operate any plant in the future under the management of Mr Feretyal. Rena Gazette reports the cordial cooperation and regulation context.
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Fond
Borte Teasone
Hike Milling Company
Nol
Feretyal
Marines Drive Huns Back on Marne Front Near Torey
American marines with French support pushed toward Bouresches after taking Torey and advanced two miles on a three mile front. The press describes strong morale among prisoners and a broad push along the Marne sector with several towns and hill positions captured or contested.
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Torey
Marne
AssoCiated Press
Bouresches
Horthweet
Chateau-Thierry
Paris
Hidley
Douresches
Chatea
Thier
War Offee
Noyon
Montdidier
Weerssful
Alsce
Lepart
Suk Vilny
Chateau ‘Vilerry
Tour
Rhetus
Bugay
United States
Ciathierry
France
Bussaires
Prussia
Washington
French Merchant Ship Fights German Sub Offshore Virginia Capes
A French armed merchantman reported a brief battle with a German submarine off the Virginia Capes. The encounter occurred at close range outside the capes. Damage to the merchant ship remains undetermined.
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Atlantic
Associated Press
Virginia Capes
Capes
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