National forest road plans call for thirty thousand miles
Plan outlines require as much as 150 million dollars over ten years to build roads for protection and development in national forests and nearby communities. Agriculture Secretary approves 5,152 miles at about 40.5 million, with 15.74 million already authorized. Funds hinge on federal and cooperative support and final surveys may raise totals beyond current estimates.
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Natonal
Secretary of Agriculture
National Forests
Problems Facing Stricken World Analysis of Soviet Rule
Frank Comerford argues that democratic government is vulnerable to machine politics and minority rule. He analyzes the Bolshivek constitution, ratios of city to rural representation, and alleged discrimination against peasants. The piece labels Lenine a practical machine politician and discusses implications for democracy and the peasant majority.
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Frank Comerford
Lenine
Russia
Inter
Kaiser
Germany
Nicholay
United
Machine Politica Lenine
All-Russian Congress
Central Executive Committee
People's Comulsanry
Congress
Czar
Union
Farmer and Good Highways
The farmer becomes the biggest booster for good roads as improved highways boost land value shorten delivery times and bring markets closer. Once skeptical, he now votes for road improvements because faster noon deliveries and milder winters make farms suburban to cities.
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H. W. Slauson
Leslie
Gravel Good for Highways
White gravel does not make the best road. It is not evenly spread or leveled and holes are not kept filled. A gravel road can be navigated year round, unlike a dirt road.
Farm Roads Made of Earth Need Grading for Maintenance
The article argues most farm roads are earth, but can be improved by grading them like public highways and kept in that condition to ensure better access and reliability for farm operations.
Farm roads that aid both farm and public routes
Farmers understand the value of well kept private farm roads as much as public ones. Experience shows that good farm roads are essential and important to farming efficiency and safety.
Better Marketing Facilities Improve Farm Viability
The passage argues that superior farm facilities and road infrastructure boost marketing capabilities and profitability. It stresses that better roads and upgraded facilities increase certainty that farming remains a viable business enterprise.
Queer African Reptile The Gaboon Viper Ranges Over The
A fragment notes the gaboon viper a large African venomous snake ranges across diverse habitats. It mentions its broad distribution and notable features but lacks complete context or full details from the source.
First Iron Works Plymouth and Saugus iron works history
The Plymouth settlement traces to December 21 1620 with the Pilgrims. The Saugus iron works on the river banks began in 1643 as America s first iron works. A small trumpet cast there for the first forge in America now lies in Lyon city property and is in a Lynn public library case.
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Plymouth
New England
Saugus River
America
City of Lyon
Lynn Public Library
Rail costs and government control push freight rates up
Analysis argues railroads will operate under federal mandate for years. Intercontinental Commerce Commission gains power under new law, pushing for common use of rolling stock and shared terminals. Civil service pension reform accelerates retirement and funding, with 7,000 workers retiring and deductions to fund a new pension system. Also notes large scale cultivation of calle, a tuber crop, in Florida and Egypt heritage.
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Hornaday
Rbbern
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Transportation Law
Claims Bureau
Railroad Administration
Interstate Commerce Committee
The
Kenate
Orties
Inter
Trac
Commission
Pew
Senate
House
Nevd
Congress
Antress
Treasure Department
Civil Service
Tallway
District of Columbia
Police
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Egypt
Palestine
Florida
Niles
Detroit News
Curious Footwear Customs Across Lands
Footwear customs vary widely as cultures craft boots to fit local styles. The Gogakin alter hides to soften and mold their footwear, creating goody boots that are grotesque yet playful and distinct.
Footwear of kings and Dutch clogs in old Athens scene
The passage describes red leather shoes with prominent upturned toes worn by guards in Athens and notes the distinctive wooden Dutch clogs as among the most curious footwear in the world.
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Athens
Holland
American Legion Officers Visit Wounded at Chicago Hospital
National commander Warren, chaplain Kelly and Commander Kore of the American Legion visited United States Public Health Service Hospital No. 20 in Chicago where wounded and disabled sailors and citizens receive care. They praised the Legion's work raising disabled pay, aiding compensation, allowances, and vocational training, and stressed loyalty to Americanism and the nation.
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Pranklin Woler
Krauets A. Kelly
Milton J. Kore Wnl
Hlinets Department of the American Legion
Hited States
Public Hott Service
American Legion
Congress
Cammanider Ebrvensant the
Legion Plans Cooperative Vocational Training For Disabled Vets
The American Legion backs a national plan to place disabled veterans in federal vocational training. About 19,000 crippled veterans are eligible, with 20,000 already in training or awaiting placement. A state by state office system and regional posts will coordinate screening and referrals under Gerald J. Murphy. The push aims to restore trust in the system and speed up training nationwide.
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American Legion
Federal
Ting
Legion
Sion
Indianapolis
Gerald J. Murphy
Rutland
Frank Ma Trolier
Lemuel Bolles
Special Legion
Vocational Conference Held in Hamilton Ohio
A successful vocational conference for Southwestern Ohio convened in Hamilton at the end of April with I T Fisher of the federal board of vocational education addressing attendees. D Darlington of Xenia and Mr Saslaveky were among those present, praised by Fisher for the work accomplished by Mr Martin. Goshen Post in Indiana plans a World War monument in Court Park to honor the Ekhart county draft division with settlements among Goshen Napanee Middlebury Millersburg Benton New Paris Waterford and neighboring towns.
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Southwestern Ohio
Hamilton
I. T. Fisher
Federal Board of Vocational Education
National Conference of Department Adjutant
Indianapolis
D. Darlington
Xenia
Saslaveky
Goshen Post
Goshen
Ind
Court Park
Ekhart County
Napanee
Middlebury
Millersberg
Benton
New Paris
Waterford Mill
Wakarusa
Gravetton
Southwest
West Virginia American Legion posts report activities
Louis R Carr, department adjutant, notes posts in West Virginia sponsoring minstrel shows and fund drives. Geoge D. Jackson Post 1 enlists workers for a quilting project while Potomac Post Shepherdstown aims to enroll nearly all veterans. posts claim broad reach across Clarksburg Elkins and Parkersburg. Wheeling Post 1 held a Pershing celebration boosting membership.
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Louis 8 Carr
American Legion of
West Virginia
Legion
Tost Xo
Phillipps
W.va
Temorial Kersten
Georee D. Jackson
Kinewoot
W. Va
Potomac
Shepherdstown
Clarksburg
Elkins
Parkersburg
Poste
Wheeling Post No. 1
For Benefit of Legion Retury Minstrel Show Planned
The Retury etal of Newcastle Pa present a minstrel show in late April to raise funds for the post of the Legion. The event aims to support post activities and honor local veterans with a charity entertainment night.
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Newcastie
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