War Department amends General Order to include S A T C
The War Department changes General Order No 48 to allow Victory Medals for Student Army Training Corps members who served on active duty. It clarifies that including student names in memorials is voluntary for communities and lists eligibility and battle clasps for major operations from 1917 to 1918 across France Italy Siberia Russia England and other theaters.
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Perkins Team Takes Two Of Three In Elks Club Tourney
Perkins bowling team won two of three against Morris in a tenpin tourney with scores 689 606 and 642 to 651 671. Perkins top scorer 462 points, Morris star 422. Dominion Temperance Alliance meets in Toronto to discuss strict enforcement of prohibition laws at its annual convention.
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Veterans gird for medals and pins amid war orders
Army guidelines describe wearing service ribbons and stars for battle honors and citations. Local notes promote Hail Insurance and recount bowling results from Elks club events with Reatz beating Stevenson and Graeber teams posting high scores.
Jayhawkers Rally to Even Series with Aggies 2 1 Victory
Kansas won 2 1 at Manhattan in the second game of the series against Kansas Aggies. Slawson pitched well until the ninth when two Farmer errors and a fielder's choice scored Oyster for the decisive run. Both teams had one run in the first. five hits each, Aggies three errors, Jayhawkers one. Final rally halted. first Missouri Valley Conference win for Kansas. Return series set for Monday and Tuesday.
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Acacia No. 9 Announces Special Meeting for First Degree
A special meeting of Acacia No. 9 is set for Thursday May 22 at 7 30 p m to confer the first degree. All brothers especially those with only the first degree are invited to attend. A M Curry W H Moys See y W M
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Sharpe
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W. H. Moys
Sleep and the Brain Enduring Question on Sleep Cause
A surgeon studying sleep observed brain blood flow in a sleeping animal and concluded that reduced circulation is an effect of sleep, not its cause. The brain sleeps while its blood flow declines, challenging the idea that low blood supply drives sleep.
National weights and measures conference opens in Washington
Officials from across the United States gather at the National Bureau of Standards in Washington to start their annual weights and measures conference.
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Weights and Measures
United States
National Bureau of Standards
Washington
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