America at the mercy of solons in the league
Washington July 10 The article argues that if the Wilson covenant is ratified the United States would be unable to protect itself from League of Nations dictates. It details council and assembly voting disparities, listing member nations and Britain's decisive influence, claiming the US would be outvoted and made a vassal to Britain in the postwar order.
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Washington
United States
Council
Assembly
League of Nations
Wilson
Senate
League
Belgium
Brazil
Spain
Greece
England
Canada
Australia
South Africa
New Zealand
India
China
Cuba
Equador
France
Guatemala
Haiti
Hedjes
Honduras
Italy
Japan
Liberia
Nicaragua
Panama
Peru
Poland
Portugal
Roumania
Siam
Tchecko-Slovakia
Uruguay
Britain
America
Earl Grey
London
Fiume
Europe
112000 Doctors on Service List Mobilization feat
Dr. Franklin Martin reports final figures on medical mobilization for army navy and public health service. 40 000 doctors mobilized as officers and 72 000 in volunteer service corps, totaling 112 000 from about 140 000. About 50 percent have been demobilized and return to civilian practice.
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Army
Navy
Public Health Service
Franklin Martin
Advisory Commission
General Medical Board
Council of National Defense
Martin
Chicago
Washington
Volunteer Medical Service Corps
Army aviators aid California forest patrols in fires
Reports to the forest service state daily flights by army aviators in national forests have proven successful. Early fire discovery by air has prevented substantial losses, and patrols are expected to become permanent. Landing sites remain a handicap, prompting consideration of dirigible balloons for forest flying.
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Forest Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
National Forests
California
Forest Rangers
Sayings of the Wise Moments and echoes of life observations
A column of retro aphorisms on ambition love aging and marriage offers wry thoughts from humor to psychology. It ridicules vanity notes trains of thought about happiness guilt dogs babies and human foibles with a string of quotable quips and reminders.
Covenant Nullified by Unanimous Vote Rule in League
A Senate review notes that the Covenant requires unanimous consent for all assembly and council decisions, while routine matters may be decided by a majority. The analysis argues this renders most decisions deadlock prone, potentially nullifying the league's aims despite allied gains in the treaty.
Prices must stay high because they cannot fall
A quotation from the Albany Journal notes the paradoxical rationale for keeping prices elevated. The text asserts prices must remain high because they cannot and will not drop, presenting a tautological explanation for sustained high levels.
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Albany Journal
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