Service Vote Bill Studied In White House Test
President Roosevelt studied the service vote bill after a governors poll showed a 1919 tie on federal ballots. Nine states were non-committal and Alabama hinted Federal ballots could be accepted if constitutional. Texas Vermont California Maryland North Carolina Florida Kansas Alabama indicated varying stances on approving or authorizing federal blanks.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
Congress
Texas
Vermont
California
Maryland
North Carolina
Florida
Kansas
Alabama
Ulan
Massachu
Canteen Girl Detail At Army Post
Canteen girls in PXs often draw attention as the most popular server. When a particularly attractive one appears, the post grumbles on the grapevine about her. Soldiers eagerly drink extra orange pop to linger and a G I who secures a date is celebrated like a boy who buys a new car.
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Earl Carroll
Brothers Reunite After Two Years Apart at Home
ACM Leo F. Grumbine of a Navy flight crew returned home on furlough and met his brother Sergt. Joseph T. Grumbine stationed at Gila Bend Arizona. The brothers, once unaware of the other's return, gathered with their parents and extended family at 236 West Fifth Street. Other attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Heffner and several others.
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Armed Services
Leo F. Grumbine
Navy
Sergt
Joseph T. Grumbine
Gila Bend
Ariz
J. M. Grumbine
West Fifth Street
Acm Grumbine
Arlington
North Market Street
Yugoslav Partisans Use Jackson's Tactics
In Naples a Yugoslav Partisan Lt Col Vidomir Dedier praises Stonewall Jackson's Civil War tactics as a model for Tito's forces. The article notes Col Wayne L. Johnson of Oklahoma City, wounded at Anzio, alongside Dedier in a Naples hospital. Dedier says Partisans study Jackson’s methods to decimate larger armies while avoiding capture.
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Naples
Stonewall Jackson
America
Marshal Tito
United States Army
Anzio
Wayne L. Johnson
Oklahoma City
Vidom
Governors weigh Federal ballots as states split on action
The report notes list of states with action or no action on Federal ballots, naming many in action and others awaiting decisions. It highlights Roosevelt's concern for populous states and the split among New York, Pennsylvania, California, Ohio, and Michigan regarding approval or non approval of Federal ballots. A separate notice covers a testimonial for Mrs. Anna Edwards at the Salvation Army citadel with Captain Glenn E. Stovall leading and praise for her birthday program and community support.
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Setts
New Mexico
Indiana
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Nebraska
Maine
Oklahoma
Connecticut
Nevada
Iowa
Idaho
Illinois
Georgia
Virginia
West Virginia
Arizona
Wisconsin
Colorado
Minnesota
Ohio
Montana
Mississippi
North Dakota
Tennessee
Wyoming
Michigan
Oregon
Roosevelt
New York
Pennsylvania
California
Anna Edwards
Salvation Army Citadel
Edwards
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Rel
Roy Heffner
Ernest Baker
Rita McKenzie
Anna Mae Kemp
Molly Hildebrand
Dell Mack
Paula Montgomery
Millard Crum
Ruth Heffner
Mary Beard
Daisy Rothenhoefer
Winnie Mae Lent
AOM
Jackson
Royal Jewelers
EOS
Coe
Harrisburg
Millersburg
Lewistown
Lebanon
York, Hanover
Gettysburg
Chambersburg
Pottstown
Frederick, Md
Martinsburg, Va
Rosenour’s
Zelan
Coats
Rosenour
North Market ST
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