Guardsmen May Be Kept Six Years Under New Law
The article discusses how under the new national defense act of June 3, 1918, guardsmen who have already served may receive credit for prior terms and be retained up to six years in total. It covers War Department interpretations, service credits for veterans, and the impact on National Guard enlistments. It also reports on camp life, logistics, and conditions affecting soldiers during training.
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Jars in Rome Highlight Foreign Visitor Interest
In Rome a series of jars on display drew attention from foreign visitors and local shoppers alike. Officials noted increasing curiosity about the vintage glassware, with several museums arranging short tours to explain their origins and significance.
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