State standard clothes for men and women planned
Amsterdam April 14 Eleven hundred German towns have applied for supplies of the new state standard garments for men and women. Half a million pairs of standard trousers are to be distributed in the next three months along with other garments. Women’s skirts will sell for 4.50 to 5.0 dollars and men’s suits for 15 to 21 dollars. No one with income over 30 dollars a week will be allowed to buy estate clothes.
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Camp Travis Food Lab Probe Stems From Flour Guard Incident
Major Noel Gains of the military police said two Germans working at the Fort Sam Houston laboratory and a man identified as Avetrlin are involved in a food handling case. A carload of flour bound for the camp was guarded today after arrival with some goods broken.
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Dallas nurse to WA work en route to Red Cross
Mise Zetta Galbraith a Dallas nurse has left for Camp Dix New Jersey to take a preliminary course before serving in France with the Red Cross nurses corps. She is a graduate of The Dalles hospital training school and has worked at the navy yard in Bremerton Washington, as a nurse. She was the first nurse from this city to enlist in the Red Cross nurses corps.
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Noted Phrase from Local Hospital Waitlist
Fragmentary text appears to reference a member of a hospital waitlist at a Tus hospital. Details are unclear, with insufficient names, dates, or places to identify the event or person precisely.
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Army to cooperate with Hoover in conserving food transport
Washington April 14 The army will cooperate with the food administration in conserving food and in the transportation of freight to France during the present emergency. The War Department issued an order requiring all transports to comply with Hoover restrictions on wheat meat and pork. Officers and enlisted men traveling on commercial networks will observe the same restrictions as passengers.
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Army nurse saves men in torpedo incident, London April 16
Driver H Bryan, survivor of the Transfort Aragon torpedoing in the Mediterranean, writes from Fantypool describing a nurse who leapt overboard to rescue a dozen soldiers. He notes the nurse’s sacrifice and praises women’s courage, saying only one country can breed such women.
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Seventh Day Adventists Meet on Friday Sabbath at Ten
A denomination gathering occurs on Friday with Sabbath services at 10 o clock in the morning on Thompson Street. The finmangere welcome.
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Zeppelin Factory Burned at Friedrichshafen Fire
Zurich reports a blaze on Saturday destroyed the zeppelin factory at Friedrichshafen. No details on casualties or cause are provided in the readable text. The event underscores wartime aviation production disruptions and impacts on airship development.
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Civil War Era Romance and Western Serial Review
A dramatic respite mixes a Civil War era romance with a Western action serial. The feature praises strong performances by William Farnum and the emotional intensity of scenes, while a separate review extols The Fighting Trail episode with 200 troops, vivid battle sequences, and frontier adventure.
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Women physicians rally for Allied wounded hospital effort
More than 2,000 women physicians unite to form a drive under the Allied Womens Hospitals to supply physicians for hospitals aiding wounded soldiers in Europe. The leadership and hospital corps are mobilizing to treat injuries as the war effort continues.
Autos and Community Life at Meacham
Meacham Oregon reports four travelers crossing over the mountains, social events like a Kamela dance, and a strong Liberty Loan drive with $1250 raised. J D Casey excels as district chairman amid a small population, while a Literary Society program features songs recitations and a debate on mightier pen than sword.
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Aviator Killed in Plane Crash at Kelly Field
American aviator Hebert Markman from San Antonio was killed when his plane crashed in bad weather at Kelly Field today. The fatal plunge occurred from about 500 feet. The obituary notes his address and ties to the field.
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