Army Bill Bans Land Purchases and Cuts Army to 400000
The War Department must not use unexpended balances to buy real estate for camps. The Army Bill envisions no land purchases and reduces the force from 609,000 to 400,000 for the year ending June 30, 1920. Representative Kahn defends cuts as economy and plans future reorganization.
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Navy rushes aid to Bristol Bay Alaska influenza threat
The Navy dispatches surgeons and medical supplies to the Bristol Bay salmon canning region to curb a spreading influenza epidemic that could affect about 5 000 people. The gunboats Vicksburg Bear and Unga and naval medical personnel are on scene with hospital ship Comfort set to depart Charleston for San Francisco then Alaska if needed. Deaths rise in Bristol, with sixty dying in a single day as a relief bill of 100 600 dollars is approved by the Senate Appropriations Committee.
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