Federal plan for a small regular army plus large citizen force
The article outlines Senate Bill 3702 proposing a small regular army augmented by a large citizen army of 18 to 21 year olds. Four months of intensive training would be required, with veterans exempted, and a three year National Guard option. Training would be scheduled year round to avoid harvest conflicts, and assignments would match youths to roles best suited to them. Officers would be carefully selected to prevent abuses, with equal officer training roles across services. The plan claims lower costs than a full regular army, and suggests winter camps in the south for those on farms.
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National Guard
South
House of Representatives
Union Favors Legion Stand From Ames Letter
Franklin D Gauer national commander of the American Legion receives a letter from the Reich Sayers union of Ames Iowa signed by Charles Cooney acting secretary expressing strong support for the Legion on the adjustment of compensation for ex service men. The union endorses the movement and pledges to aid in any way possible.
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Legion
Franklin D'Guer
The
American Legion
Reich- Sayers’ Union of
Ames
Charles Cooney
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It's All Over Now
A fragmented, garbled text segment notes rapid speech and incomplete names. It hints at a closing or conclusion moment but lacks coherent details, places, dates, or identifiable entities to anchor a clear news item.
Legion Not Military Boy Explains American Legion Civic Status
A statement by Lemuel Bolles clarifies that the American Legion is a civilian organization and does not confer military mobility. It supports universal military training with civilian control and urges a balanced force structure, stressing equal obligations for all citizens and alignment with other fraternal groups.
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Lso wMisudller
American Legion
Manesn
Aner Fean Legion
National Convention of the
Amercan Legion
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Much Proposed Legislation in Congress
A flood of ideas fills Congress on supporting veterans with 1,300 measures touching insurance compensation back pay bonuses homestead privileges and loans. Senator TrubInsen of Kansas calls for a special committee to sift these proposals and keep the focus on aid for former service members as House and Senate members debate the best path forward.
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Congress
TrubInsen
Kansas
Dhe Qesent
Peferced
Howe
Senate
Thras Posts Unite Threosts in Thareishurs Ta
A fragmented report notes a local event in Ta with references to No 27 and HO pleve brand. The readable text mentions unite threosts and a public post, but details are unclear. The piece preserves unnamed individuals and a branded mark within a murky local context.
Europe faces crisis as typhus and famine devastate Eastern Europe
Henry P Davison appeals at General Conference for rapid U S aid to Central and Eastern Europe citing typhus epidemics in Poland Galicia and the Ukraine plus widespread hunger. He proposes a presidential commission to survey conditions and a large emergency loan or bond program up to 1000 000 000 to restore self sufficiency, with immediate action and broad international support.
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Algethodist
Episcopal Chirch
Henry P. Davison
Lungue of Red Cross Societies
Aniet
Convention of Red Cross Soeieties
Europe
Skrtes
Volmuil Xecho
Slovakia
Ime Ghraing
Rusaia
Tagary
Rovmnania
Mentehexre
Albania
Serhan
Poland
Galicia
Ukraine
Vienna
Budapest
Schonis
Czécho- Slovakia
Serbia
Montenegro
United States
Atlantic Seaboard
Mississippi Valley
America
Austria
Germany
Greece
Czecho-Slovakia
Aye
Vilishoner
Copeland
Invaston
Tore
Cody
Ingvar
France
Mary
Italy
Piet
Mion
Centra
Basler
Loner
Lane
Tyyoulil
Cente
Commission
Treasury Department
Wonders of America Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone National Park is described as the oldest and largest U S park larger than Delaware with altitudes from 6000 to 11000 feet. It hosts geysers hot springs and mud pots many lakes including Yellowstone Lake and Norris Basin noted for thin crust. It is portrayed as a vast wild game preserve with dramatic scenery and volcanic features.
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Delaware
Watle-tong Grand Canyon
Yellowtstone
North America
Norris Basin
Yellowstony
Ifa
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American Legion Weekly
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Lemuel Bolles
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Great Britain
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Smethport Penna
Alvie R. Livermore
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Bradford, Pa
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John Clark
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H. L. McCoy
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EH. L. Keenan
Leon
F. D. Attorney At Law
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Po Masthport, Notary Pubiie
Thomas H. Mocrisen
C. R. Long
Anderson & Cariéon
W. F Specht Smethport
Fire, Life and Accident
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