Pershing Life Marked By War Service And Leadership
The obituary notes John J. Pershing spent years at Walter Reed in Washington after a long career as General of the Armies and World War I commander. It details his push for national preparedness, his influence on successors like Marshall and Patton, and his last years including a 1937 envoy visit to England and France.
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John Joseph Pershing
A.E.F
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Pershing
United States
Japan
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Gen
E C. Marshall
Army
Marshall
John L. Hines
Charlies P. Summerall
Douglass MacArthur
Malin Craig
George C. Marshall
Hitler
Junkers
State Department
Congress
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Marshal Philippe Petain
France
David Lloyd Ecree
Britain
Lloyd George
America
Cuba
Philippines
England
George VI
Westminster Abbey
Versailles
French Academy of Moral and Political Science
May Pershing
Tucson
Ariz
Army Tar
Blic
Black Jack” Pershing
Labor Is Main Topic In Mac's Family Now
INS reports on David J. McDonald, secretary treasurer of the CIO United Steelworkers, offered a Hollywood career in 1935 but urged to stay in labor. Guided by Philip Murray, he rose to lead a union with about 928,000 members. McDonald's labor roots trace to childhood as he left school to work.
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INS
Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
CIO
United Steelworkers
Ann Sheridan
Hollywood
Warner Brothers Studios
Philip Murray
McDonald
Murray
Washington
David
McDonald's
Mac
Jones
Backache and Leg Pains Hinted as Kidney Warning
Medical warning notes backache leg pains may signal kidney issues. Mentions urine waste and rheumatic pain as symptoms. Recommends Dean's Pills diuretic with claim of relief and urging readers to consult a druggist.
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Dean
Yale
Early life of a Pittsburgh labor figure and union ties
Laughlin mill in Pittsburgh when he was just 15. His father was crippled by a steel billet and the family needed money. He worked in downtown Pittsburgh offices, pursued education at night, and funded studies at UESNE University and Carnegie Tech. He later joined Philip Murray’s secretary staff, a path rooted in strong family union heritage.
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Jones & Laughlin
Amalgamated Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Sharon
Sons of Vulcan
McDonald
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