U. S. 21 Years After Could Mobilize At The Drop Of A Bomb
AP report on Army Day 1938 outlines America ready for rapid mobilization should war come. Plans cover mobilizing regulars and reserves, volunteers, and home front support, with a vast network of production, training camps, selective service, and air power to deter aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
America
Malin Crang
Army and Navy
Regular Army
National Guard
American Legion
General Headquarters Air Force
GHQ
Sriedt
War Resources Administration
War Trade Administration
U.S. Army
Ft Benning
Ga. Army Training School
Nation's Fighting Men Meeting Invader? Coppen Tie
A jumble of local notes from Copperville Foxville and surrounding areas recounts Sunday visits who spent weekends with relatives moves to farms and church notices. It mentions who was sick who assisted moving families and school events as well as a note about a colorimeter recording painting colors at the British National Gallery.
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Copperville
Naomi Farmer
Sanday Sf
Catedania
Culler
Martel
Acenderay Hind Millers
Joby Froea
Joanston
Ct Barkes Bowers
Lastrence Foutz
Enmsa Laysman
Thurmon
Zola Foren
British National Gallery
Copeland Says McKellar Offered To Fight Him
Senator Copeland of New York said Senator McKellar of Tennessee challenged him to a fight after a heated Senate floor exchange over War Department appropriations. McKellar, flushed, was escorted from the chamber. Copeland said McKellar wanted to see him outside but would cool off later.
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Washington
Senator Copeland
New York
McKellar
Tennessee
Senate
New Yorker
War Department
Clark
Democrat
Missouri
Minton
Indiana
Copeland
Grace E Poole Hosts Frederick W C T U Meeting
Grace E Poole hosted eighteen Frederick W C T U members at her home on April 4 at 1 30 pm. The vice president Mrs Spencer C Stull opened with singing Let The Beauty of Jesus In. Ella Main and Jennie Ramsburg directed Evangelism readings were given by Mrs George Culler and Mrs Roy Leatherman presented a poem. Ella Main spoke on We Enrich Ourselves by Helping Others and Be Ready Mrs Thomas Anderson, county president, spoke Stretch forth Your Hands Moses. Next meeting set for Mrs Leatherman’s home 233 East Second Street.
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Frederick W
George Culler
Roy Leatherman
Ella Main
Thomas Anderson
Moses
Ror Leatherman
East Second Str
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Alexander B. George
Ancient
Peru
Prac
United
War College
The
Ayarshill Boyer
Hoy Houck
Howard Forewan
John Boyer
Iebsert Eyler
Howard Mackley
Luther Houck
Bart Ecker
Carroll Mackley
Frankin Rozer
Everett Graham
Aubrey Houck
John Zenot
Maurice Zent
Kenneth Houck
Carroll Foreman
William Foreman
Kenneth Ecker
Gladwyn Balderson
Guenn Shockey
Dorothy Mackley
Laurence Foutz
Dorothy Foreman
Catherine Foreman
Lola Graham
Viola Ecker
Annie Morningstar
Olga Graham
Junior Foreman
Francis, Foreman
Bobby Foreman
Foxville
Moriah
Ira Pryor
Myr
John Lewis
Pryor
John Runkle
Ulysses Toms
Evelyn Willard
Irene Smith
Mt. Zion
Thurmont High School
Charles Hurley
Ethel
Elsie
Charles Wingeld
Edna May Buhrman
Lester Bittner
Deerfield
Ft. Benning
U. S. Army
Roosevelt
Georgia School
Ralians
Heyser- Busch Budweiser
America’s Social Companion
R-Busch
St.louis
Nicodemus Paint Store
Court St
C.A
Richfield
TNE Homnorasse
Arthur W. Magee
New Jerseys
Magee
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