He Is Re elected Over His Protest
B P Armstrong of Connecticut, national vice commander of the American Legion, is reelected after protest. He built a large post, organized 14 new posts, led a state drive for disabled veterans and aided in securing a $100000 Legion home in Waterbury.
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Patience Is a Virtue Quotation From The American Legion Weekly
A short quotation notes a wife staying up late to wait for her husband. The piece highlights endurance in marriage with a terse exchange about patience and devotion.
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Public disagreement interrupts eminent religious talk
A crowded hall hears an eminent religion speaker. A man rises and challenges belief in unseen things saying he possesses common sense. The speaker retorts by asking to see the common sense on the table before belief.
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