Tyndall Urges Dues To Fund Legion Independence
Major General Robert Tyndall Indianapo lis national treasurer of the Americana Legion urges Legionnaires to pay dues early so posts can fund relief for the disabled and promote Americanism. He notes excessive dues collection diverts energy from core measures and recalls his long military career from 1907 through World War I and the Spanish American War.
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Americana Legion
Robert Tyndall
Indianapolis
Legion
Tyodoilnes
Tyndall
Tredall
General Tyndall
Ponto Tico
Bainbon
Thirty-Eighth National Guard
Helped Win the World War Amer Legion Leader Profile
Chiles P. Plummer of Cosner Wich Wyoming is depicted as national vice commander of the American Legion. He served twenty-four months in France with the 106th ammunition train of the Forty first division and became the first commander of the George Wro lan post in Casper. He advocates veterans rights and helped outfit post rooms while rising to national executive committee and vice commander. He is a lawyer educated at the University of Illinois.
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Chiles P. Plummer
Cosner
Wich
American Legion
Stey
Plummer Chiles Plummer
Third
Wyoming Infantry
France
George Wrolan
Legion
Casper
Flummer
Ez-Service
Wen
Plummer
University of
Ilinois
Alvin Af. Owsley
Red Cross aid not requested by American Legion posts
Lemuel Bolles, national adjutant of the American Legion, says local Red Cross chapters will not be asked for funds. He explains cooperation with the Legion in aiding sick and disabled service members, while warning against diverting post funds from war emergency groups no longer needed after the war. Court decisions in Athena, Indiana, and Vernon, Indiana, influence Legion actions to seize funds from such organizations.
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War Chest
Athena
Verny
Ind
Legion
Legion Official Erle Cocke of Dawson Georgia
Erle Cocke a Dawson Georgia leader in American Legion affairs served as vice commander and Georgia’s alternate national executive committee member. He helped Georgia gain the largest membership increase in 1922 and held editor roles at Macon News and Athens Banner after military service in the Sixteenth Machine Gun Battalion.
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L. Farle Cocke
Dawson
Oisenal
Common Pilet
American Legion
Greke
Georgia Department of the Legion
Lessot
Od EK
Erle Cocke
Georgia
Cocke
Legion
New Orleans
University of Georgia
Eleventh District Agricultural College
Gordon Alliltary College
Gerardmer
Vouges
Honors for two Americans receive Belgian Legion honors
Clarence J. Bourg of Louisiana and Mayor Robert Mouten of Lafayette were named honorary members of the Belgian Veterans Legion at the Interallied Veterans Association convention in New Orleans. One of five honorary Esighan ex-service members, the two Americans hosted the Belgian delegation. Diploma and badge will be presented by King Albert at Brussels in 1923.
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Louisiana
Belgian Veterans' Legion
Clarence J. Bourg
Louisiana American Legion
Robert Mouten
Lafayette
New Orleans
Esighan
Joseph Janne
Belgium
King Albert
Text Association
Brussels
Crystal jarring can be prevented in detectors
A crystal detector operator endures frequent jarring from minor vibrations such as foot traffic door slams or brushes against the table. The resulting misadjustment requires re-reading the setup, prompting many devices to prevent jarring, though most attempts failed and the exhortation Dont Jar Out Detector arose.
Shock absorber boosts radio detector stability aboard ship
A shipboard shock absorber using rubber bands and a wooden base steadies a crystal radio detector amid heavy engine vibration and seas. Proper base area and flexible leads keep the adjustment for long periods, with rectification explained and crystal curves noted for tuning to a working point.
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Shipping Board
Perater
Gslena
Legionnaires Toast Havana Hospitality After Cuba Visit
Alderican Legion members who toured Havana after the New Orleans convention were hosted with visits to Legion headquarters the Havana Madrid fronton Morro Castle and Cabana fortress. Hotels and restaurants offered elaborate decorations special rates and information booths. Capt. George T. Street and John Biarka arranged the reception reflecting a veteran post with members from many service branches.
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Alderican Legion
Havana
Cuba
New Orleans
fMavana
Lesion
Morro Castle
Cabanas Fortress
Legionnatrea
Ravana
Legion
I T
George T. Street
John Biarka
Veterans bureau radio talk on rehabilitated ex-service man
A U S Veterans Bureau representative spoke on the perils of rehabilitated ex service men in Atlanta under Joe Sparks, head of the American Legion rehabilitation committee. Remarks were listened to with interest by 200 veterans at a training school in Coalridge, Tennessee, 800 miles away.
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United States Veterans' Bureau
Atlanta
Joe Sparks
American Legion
Coalreille
Tenn
Longer Life for Your Tubes in Radio Receivers
Advice from Radio Broadcast promotes battery economy by using minimal filament brightness for adequate signal audibility. It argues white heat is rarely needed, and a type stage amplifier in digital reception can provide sufficient gain without excessive filament brilliance. Emphasizes prioritizing tone purity over loudness for enjoyable radio phone reception.
Radio School for Army Flyers Established at Chanute Field
A new army radio school for training air service radio operators and electricians has been established at Chanute Field Illinois. The school moves from Post Field Oklahoma and new radio instruction classes are being formed. It will be equipped with the latest radio devices for aerial work on both heavier and lighter than air craft, with enlistments now being accepted at Chanute Field.
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Army Radio School
Air Service
Chanute Flea
Uilois
Post Field
Oklahoma
Army Air Service
Chanute Field
Vatican Uses Radio to Send Message to United States
The Vatican transmitted a radio message to the United States via May XL through Mgr. F Mergongio Data papal pro secretary of extraordinary ecclesiastical affairs. The message, approved by Pope Pius, targeted James A Flaherty of Philadelphia supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus, supporting an Americas welfare campaign in Italy.
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Vatican
United States
Mgr. F. Mergongio Data
Xtraordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs
James A. Flaherty
Philadelphia
The
Knights of Columbus
Pope Pius
Americas
Italy
Ambitious Chinese Radio Plan Promises Global Link
A new Chinese radio program calls for four wireless stations with one in Shanghai to be the largest ever built. Upon completion, the plan would establish direct communication between the United States and China.
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China
Shanghai
United States
Radio dreams and army set sales spark broad notes
A jumble of items notes a safety slogan for radio fans, a divorce filing, and a claim that South American broadcasts fed U.S. motorcar orders. It mentions San Francisco surplus artillery receivers at 7.50 each for servicemen, the equipment cost a million, and a note on vario couplers and instrument dials needing firm mounting.
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South Amerleca
Unite States
Howe Ufe
National Guard
San Francisco
Tata
Miss Brooks Corner Answers Curious Readers
In a long readers requests column, Golden Locks and others send questions about names meanings hair care and etiquette. The adviser invites more letters to Miss Brooks at Box 1545 Salt Lake City and promises careful, confidential responses.
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Helen Brooks
Salt Lake City
Advice on Hair and Color for Prudence in Idaho
A personal note from Prudence requests fashion guidance. It suggests wearing bright blues and purples, with light brown hair and blue eyes described, and offers specific styling ideas such as soft face-framing curls, braids near the head, and braiding length with loose ends while keeping a neat finish.
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Idaho
Questions on manners and behavior from a reader in Idaho
A long reader letter asks if it is proper for a boy to hold a girl's arm or shake hands with elders during introductions. It includes requests for etiquette guidance, personal questions about nicknames, and reflections on personality and improvement. The writer, signing as AN ARDENT ADMIRER, Idaho, also cites upcoming New Year wishes and thanks the Corner.
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Ahort
Liang
Ohm
Hob
Bill
Golden Locks
Utah
Bob
Tiney
Uteh
Olek
Brooke
Idaho
Wicht
Fes
Bookworm
Idabo
Weverathea
Percen
Dora
Dear Misa Crooks readers ask about gunmen and civility
A fifteen to sixteen year old in St George Utah writes seeking guidance about owning a six shooter, writing to famous film figures, and social proprieties. The letter blends youthful curiosity with advice on reading, education, and appropriate correspondence with idols Gloria Swanson Rudolph Valentino and Mary Pickford.
Cowgirl Texas Idt Responds To Kind Offer
A Texas based cowgirl expresses thanks for a kind gesture and asks for the sender’s name and contact details. She notes they will consider what can be done once information is provided.
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Texas
Texas Cone
School of Efficiency catalog listing in Salt Lake City
A brief catalog note from the School of Efficiency located in Salt Lake City Utah lists items or offerings under berneke style headings. The readable fragment mentions 80 N. Male G. and the Salt Lake City location.
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Amencay Hide & For Co
Furriers & Toners
West South Temple
Salt Laka City
School of Efficiency
Berneke
Salt Lake City
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