Relief costs total three thousand four hundred forty five
Monthly board report by Louisa , director of outdoor relief, lists total expenditures of 3445.61 dollars including food shelter clothing and medical supplies. Administrative salaries 622.50 and other admin costs 96.33. Warehouse 50. Payments to other counties 28.97. Cases received 103 with 178 persons served. end of month 86 cases relief, 25 up, 10 clothing at warehouse, 10 inquiries sent.
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Board of Supervisors
Louisa
Department of Outdoor Relief
Taps Is Only Call With Origin In U S
CAMP BLANDING Fla Soldiers hear taps a bugle call said to be American in origin The weekly Camp Blanding paper notes taps first used July 1862 by Brig Gen Daniel Butterfield The article contrasts taps with French and mixed origin calls such as retreat and tattoo
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Camp Blanding
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Trench
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Debated Bath Method for Michigan Capitol Exterior
Michigan lawmakers debate how to clean the 70 year old state capitol with a proposed cleaning fund. Proponents of sand blasting warn it damages the stone. supporters of steam washing argue the job will require extensive scrubbing but preserves the age worn Ohio sandstone.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Neils
Verburg
War Department Reveals Massive Global Troop and Cargo Moves
The War Department discloses that more than two million men and thousands of tons of army cargo have been moved to fifty countries across the world since the start of the conflict. The report underscores the scale of US military deployment and logistics efforts abroad.
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War Department
Ss. A
Prison Inmates Publish Poignant Poems In State Jail
Stillwater Minnesota inmates contribute to the prison paper Mirror with two pages of poems. Titles include A Rainy Day in May Buy War Bonds Dream Rendezvous Behind Prison Walls River of Years and Hitler s Prayer. The longest piece is Bibliomancy Perception.
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Stillwater
Minn
the Mirror
Ogre
Polar bears migrate from Greenland to Iceland on ice
Polar bears are observed drifting along ice floes from Greenland toward Iceland, highlighting their wide Arctic range and reliance on sea ice for travel and habitat.
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Greenland
Iceland
Must Report Students Wages Under Social Security
The Social Security Board in La Crosse states that summer student workers must have wages reported under the Social Security Act just like other employees. Employers must file a social security tax return if the work is covered, even if the student is the sole employee. There is no age limit for obtaining a social security account card, says E. M. Erickson.
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Social Security Board
la Crosse
E. M. Erickson
Social Security Office Issues New Account Numbers
The Social Security Board in Room 306 Federal Building offers new account numbers and duplicates to students or workers who lack an existing card.
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Office of the
Social Security Board
Federal Building
Wallet Recovered For Seaman From Wrecked Ship
SAN FRANCISCO news reports a seaman rescued after his ship foundered near the Farallon Islands. Despite losing his wallet and $1 040 in currency, the wallet and cash were later found on a beach 25 miles from the wreck and returned to Turner.
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San Francisco
Farallon Islands
Turner
Seek Escaped Prisoner Feared NearOld Church
Bloodhounds track an escaped German prisoner of war to an old New York church. Two searchers climbed a tower and felt something brush past. They retreated and brought reinforcements. A soldier crawled in and confronted two frightened pigeons.
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New York
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