Railroads Helped Drive U S War Program In War Report
Washington December 7 the Interstate Commerce Commission reports that U S railroads aided the national war program by moving troops and materiel despite heavy commercial demands and shortages. It urges tighter federal policy, expansion of car and equipment use, and new legislation on treason prevention and rail service regulation to improve efficiency and prevent disruption of wartime transport.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Congress
Uonnington
Canmerce Commission
Tts
Jie
Fime Ag
Commom
United States
Andaman
Actio Us
Commission
Carr
Panamyg Canal
Interstria
German Tongue Question Sparks Education Debate
Local school officials and Prof George C Wise advocate continuing German study amid rumors it may be dropped. The Path Finder voices support for preserving German in high schools and colleges, noting broad consensus among educators on its importance despite postwar shifts. World and national context include U S Bureau of Education statements and wartime substitutions of German with French, Italian, or Spanish.
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Garman
Wst
George C. Wise
Wise
Pathfinder
U. S
Wyureau of Education
Enmiry
Burciu Bolas
Betora
Port
Turners Elect Officers for Ensuing Year
The Turners society elected officers at its annual meeting held at the German home on Spurs Avenue. Chosen were President Envy Ieinz, Vice President Rudolph Biss, Recording Secretary Chris Kopp, Treasurer William Diercke, Caretaker Edward Dans, and Trustees John Nester for three years. Athletic instructorfm HW lAtolis. Wests Welduvance of Nurse. The report mentions British losses for the month November.
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Turners’ Society
Spurs Avenue
Envy “Ieinz
Rudolph Biss
Chris Kopp
William Diercke
Edward Dans
John
Nester
HW. lAtolis
Charles Ray in Film of Novel Triangle Play Sudden Tim
Charles Ray stars in a film adaptation of a Saturday Evening Post story by Clarence Budington Kelland. He portrays a determined young fighter who takes over a small town glothes pin factory, with Sylvia Bremar as Marie Dueharme in a Triangle Middl e production.
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Charles ‘Ray
Pho A
Triangle
Tim
Saturday Evening Post
Clarence Budington Reland
Ray
Jim
Nota
Sylvia
Bremar
Marie Dueharme
Eargle Stone
Cast lineup hints at upcoming production with famed actors
The text notes Thelma Salter teaming with another cast member and details about Judges Zannen Wrame portrayed by Joseph Dowling, Lydia Knott as Widow Stickney, Frann Whitson and William Belingford among others. Wis dor AL Scharts zinger directed the production with Paul B Wagler as cameraman. Dec 7.
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Thelma Salter
Zannen Wrame
Joseph 3. Dowling
Lydia Knott
Ray
Mechanics Aid society elects officers for year
Officers chosen include President William Wendlandt, Vice President Gustava Maeglin, Secretary Herman Grenzing, Financial Secretary Frank Wendlandt, Treasurer William Zeidler, and Trustee J Rod Beard for three years. A New Year’s Eve dance is planned at the German Home with the Wfinennerchor and Turners helping arrange the event.
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Mechanics Aid
Wiliam Wendlandt
Gustava Maeglin
Herman Grenzing
Frank Wendlandt
Willam Zeidler
J*rod
Beard
Society
T He Wfinennerchor
Turnera
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South
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Ulfuots
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Alansger
Big Tiner
Sats
New York
Nieww
Malifar
Lhe Ling
Sulletin
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Oys
T He ‘Keen Kutter
Muscatine
Meeccano
Gillett
McQuesten Hardware Co
Keen Kutter Store
Turners
Wests
Wilerina
Charles Ray
Grahams Pert Horns
Titec
Santa Claus
Straebard
Goffin Ix
Chingston
Howard EB. Coffin
Michigan
Wilson Toha
Richard Howe
Government Aircraft Board
Chul
Orla
M. Sharrar
Lucas
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