Books of King William IV and New York visit history
The Bulletin describes Royal era items in a set titled British Army Wites from 1755 to 1842. It notes ownership by William IV and his sons, with bookplates and links to New York during William Henry’s 1782 stay. The piece highlights inscriptions, gifts to libraries, and the prince’s Manhattan connections amid wartime occupation.
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England
New York
Yirk—Um
Petnee
Wiliam Menry
Duke of Bolton
Ibrar
George TV
Manhattan
William Henry
Cty
Woellington
New Jersey
Wanover
Free Jersey
Prince
Hia
Wallington
Wivelington
Washington
Ddetor Cogewell
Europe
Bulletin
William IV
Great Mertain
Treland
Plan to Lower Cost of Meat Forequarter Cuts
An article outlines a nationwide campaign led by the Department of Justice to educate consumers about forequarter cuts to balance demand and lower meat prices. It argues higher quality forequarter cuts are nutritious and affordable, benefiting both consumers and producers while promoting a steadier market for beef. It notes educational efforts in several states and emphasizes economic benefits from broader consumption of forequarter cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wteck
Department of Justice
Dwinn's
Town Wikewash
Michigan
New York
Tridians
Pennsylvania
New Jerkey
Frente
Porterhouse
Sirloin
Hue
Tabie
Gil
Temot
Marines History Recounts Vast World War Role and Losses
Major Edwin N McClellan presents a preliminary History of the United States Marine Corps in the World War detailing growth from 8 100 at Civil War end to 75 107 officers and men, about 40 000 Marines sent overseas, 3 620 total deaths, and wide operations from France to Haiti and the Azores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Marine Corps
United States
Edwin N. Mclellan
Marine Corps
McClellan
Navy
Marines
France
Henderson, Deab and
Hancock
Fauh
McMellan
Chateau Therry
War Department
Fill
Bouresches
Belleau Wood
Vaux
Azores
Philadelphia
Cuba
Santo Domingo
Hatti
Guarda Nacionale Dominican
Virgin Islands
Guantanamo Bay
Pearl Harbor
Hawaiian Islands
Guam
Cavite
Olongapo
Pippine Islands
Managua
Nicaragua
Peking
China
Marine Aviation
Cyclops
Medical Corps of
Italy Eyes Orient Trade With Japan
Italy aims to build ties with Japan and expand trade in the Orient. Italian money is in demand in the Far East and manufacturers report stronger demand there than in the West. East imports are sought for, with a goal to trade under favorable financial conditions. Pro-Japan demonstrations occur in Italian cities, notably Naples during a Japanese squadron visit. A June deadline is seen for reestablishing freer commerce, with state monopolies on cereals sugar and other foods likely exempted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Orient
Japan
Far East
Naples
Council of Ministers
Wild Man Terrorizes Nevada-Oregon Border Ranches
Ranchers along the Owyhee desert report a wild man living on the Nevada Oregon border has killed cattle and disturbed sleep. Riders previously cornered him but released him, and now they petition Oregon authorities to capture him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnemucca
Nev
Owyhee
Nevada
Oregon
Lim
Crippled Tommies Get Jobs in London
Since the national scheme began last September five percent is the typical quota for disabled workers. About 67,000 have secured employment across 9,500 firms, but 40,000 remain jobless while hospitals prepare more discharges. Disabled men work as clerks, cabinet makers, weavers, and more.
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London
Peculiar Seven-Leg Calf Born Near Sturgeon Bay
A calf with seven legs, six fully developed and one undeveloped, was born on a farm near Sturgeon Bay in Door County. The owner is farmer Carl Kroll, living a few miles from the city, in a prominent dairy region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Door County
Carl Kroll
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Reichstag
Berlin
Ighngton
Man
Hamor
Federal Department of Justice
Mairi
Ip Cho Hint
Minas
Sail
San Juan
Porto Rico
Cardiff
Parl
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