Five Armies See Lieut Bratina Rise Through Ranks
CAMP DAVIS May 11. Five commissions across five armies mark the service of Lieut Bratina born in Austria with Yugoslav roots. He served 1915 in Austria, 1916 in Yugoslav forces, then with the Czech Legions, French Marines, and finally the U S Army. Now 43, he trains at the anti aircraft artillery school and notes seven wounds but remains active in the artillery.
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I am a Murderer II The Fifth Day Turn To River Quest
Norman Tinker proposes a river trip to map navigation and move machinery. John Frye and his son paddle upstream. a canoe accident leaves John dead and Martha furious, accusing Tinker of murder. The boy escapes toward the Settlement, as locals learn nothing concrete and Tinker flees with a baby to Spokane while the boy aims for California.
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Backyard Victory Flocks Boost Eggs and Meat Supply
Washington reports a wartime push toward backyard poultry as meat rationing drives families to raise chickens for eggs and poultry meat. Guidance covers starting with hatchery or started chicks, preferred breeds like Plymouth Rock and Rhode Island Red, housing, feeding, disease prevention, indoors keeping, sun porch pens, and veterinary advice.
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Rhode Island
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Treaty of Kanagawa Opens Japan US Trade
The 1854 Treaty of Kanagawa established peace amity and commerce between the United States and Japan. It followed Commodore Perry's 1853 visit and marked Japan's opening to western trade and diplomatic relations.
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Japan
Commodore Perry
Chamber of Commerce to reorganize in high school
Twenty years ago in May 1923 the High Point Chamber of Commerce planned a full reorganization at the city high school auditorium. A new board of directors would be chosen and the William Foot Hotels Inc was mentioned in the proceedings.
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High Point Chamber of Commerce
William Foot Hotels, Inc
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