Legion Aims Fund Drive for Orphans of War Vets
The American Legion IC proposes a nationwide fund to aid children of World War I veterans and disabled former service members. Detroit and national leaders endorse the effort, seeking congressional support to redirect compensation to child welfare and veteran care programs.
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Trophies Not Removed From School Grounds
The local civic board reported that captured war trophies should remain on school grounds as a memorial to 59 Montaleair men who died in France. Acer con Legloutelites urged removal arguing the trophies honor outdated figures, while officials decided the trophies stay to teach patriotism to students.
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Proper Uze and Honor to Flag to Be Urged
Attendees addressed flag etiquette amid debates over national reverence and school ceremonies. Representatives from various groups urged proper recognition, citing the American Legion and local educators during a session at the hall.
Foreign Aid Measures Prompt Helmet Study in San Francisco
Miss Myrtle E. Beaton chairs a civic inquiry into helmet enhancements for aiding foreigners. The exhibit outlines perspectives on biology and design, urging evaluation by engineers and scholars to guide future safety standards.
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State Commander Busy Legion Man
A damaged obituary style blurb honors Harold Fae Davis of Woodardlie, early World War I veteran and longtime Hampshire legislator. It notes his service with the First Infantry and Sixteenth Tank Division, Croix de Guerre recognition, legal career, and role as post commander. He died April 29 1919 at Camp Devens and was involved in local veterans groups and state committees. He planned to attend the Omaha convention.
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Post Disapproves Plas of Disabled Veterans
Baror Geaker advised by the Portland American Legion executive that the post opposes the practice of selling postal cards on the streets by disabled veterans. The post plans to seek compensation for disabled veterans and support through the U S Veterans Bureau, but disapproves of certain fundraising methods.
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American Legion Names Dirizible for Bellmore Post Vehicle
The American Legion post in Bellmore names a Dirizible 2RS built by the post for its plant project. Mention of a public discussion shows local interest and potential dissatisfaction with a regional air requisition plan.
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Ball Locate and Mark Ifiness Heroes' Graves
The article describes a campaign to locate and mark graves of soldiers lost in war. It notes a nationwide effort to identify burial sites and place markers or decorates at each grave to honor fallen service members.
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Making Good in a Small Town
Mrs. Harland Hallen writes about community values and personal growth in a small town setting. The column highlights character, responsibility, and how local efforts shape everyday life.
The Peanut Lady of a Small Village Gains Notoriety
The article profiles the so called Peanut Lady who builds a home made peanut product business near New York. She started in a small kitchen using home grown methods and employs many local women. Her brand emphasizes strictly homemade goods and a rural charm that appeals to customers.
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Romen
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Dad & Factory
Youthful Bandits Linked to Court Case Near Chicem
Fragmentary report notes a youthful group connected to a court matter in Chicem area. Writings imply local officials or guardians faced inquiries, with unclear names and dates due to damaged text.
Fragmentary note on historical figures and a coastal region
A garbled OCR fragment references names such as Ben Ouder Tay and Bren Trung and mentions telecommunication services, patents, and a Latin war. It also alludes to coastal activities near Florida and a forest clearing, with unclear claims about manufacturing or exploration.
Lady Longlanes Heir Named In Groskde Title Bychester
The article notes a woman named Lady Longlanes, daughter of the late Marquis of Groskde and niece of the current holder, is involved in a transfer of the title. It mentions her education and medical service experience at Cambridge and St Andrew’s hospital, with a claim she will assume duties at the Groskde estate.
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Divorce Case Highlights Baal and Louie Enactment
A divorce case centers on Mra iae La Forge of Baal and Louie. The record notes multiple divorces and references a companion connected to the proceedings. Details on dates, ages, and witnesses remain unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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