Dern Refuses To Dismiss Foulois In Air Corps Clash
Washington August 30 Secretary of War George H Dern rejected a House military affairs sub committee demand to dismiss Major General Benjamin D Foulois as Chief of the Air Corps He criticized the committees procedure and said Foulois had been denied constitutional rights and counsel and had no chance to present rebuttal evidence The dispute echoes earlier clashes over War Department purchases and alleged lobbying in negotiated airplane contracts and bids
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Drought Broken Report Signals Plains Rainfall Gains
Washington reports the drought in roughly half of the Great Plains states eased as rain spread from the Southwest into the Central and Northern Midwest. Improvements extend from Missouri and Kansas southward with expected progress northward toward Nebraska and Colorado. doctors average income cited at about 9000 dollars.
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Hunter and the wild beasts chase ends in misdirection
In a muddled tale a hunter asks about recent wild animals while other characters discuss the tracks and the beasts. A friendly trick leads the hunter away from a cave, as Dotty notes the hunter’s harmless fib was revealed to entertain the Tinymites. To be continued.
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Time Your Defense in a Bridge Hand
Secretary McKrenney urges precise timing in defense at the bridge table. A sample hand shows how deviating from standard leads and entering misleads can ruin a contract. If South delays a small club and changes lines, the defense can force a favorable outcome.
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Orphanage Anniversary Highlights Donations and Awards
A large crowd from the city gathered to honor the George Orphanage anniversary. Speakers including Jean Le Gerber praised yearlong work. cash prizes were awarded to five boys and girls for moral influence, care of clothing, and overall progress. Donations from numerous local figures supported the 1933 34 year, with many attendees listed from Emanuel and Zany en tages and Grace Reformed churches.
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