Pacific Fleet to Require Big Yards in Pacific
A naval board led by Rear Admiral John B McCain with Rear Admiral Co W Parks and Commander James Hilton will survey Pacific ports to assess needed yard expansions and possible new facilities to support the growing fleet. The group will report to Secretary Daniels after a thorough port inventory and will travel to Los Angeles for further assessments.
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Disorders After Policing Strike Paralyzes Liverpool
Liverpool August 5 troops guarded night after rioting following a policemen strike. Rioters faced charges from tanks and machine guns as two thousand troops patrolled. Rioting and looting persisted with tramway and omnibus workers striking. A destroyer aided order while dock chaos injured voters and disrupted cargo on a damaged ammunition steamer.
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Omnibus
Condon Shifts Time Back For Farmers Request
Condon acts to revert to standard time following a petition by city business leaders and local farmers. Despite President Wilton veto of abolishing daylight saving, Condon clocks move one hour earlier to align with rural schedules and ease daily work.
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Brithday AG
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Sun
Whitman College Offers For Discharged Servicemen Attractive
Whitman College announces an appealing offer for discharged soldiers and sailors who served in the United States during the war. The program supports veterans seeking to continue or start their college education next year. With ample outside work options in Walla Walla, former students plan to attend the September opening, meeting tuition obligations.
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Whitman Col
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Whitman College
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Mock is Soul Tater and Deportation Debate Feedback
Washington August 5 Dr Karl Mock former conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra interned during the war as a dangerous enemy alien remains at Fort Oglethorpe Georgia John KR Creighton of the department of justice testified to a House immigration committee during a hearing on a bill to deport undesirable aliens Siegel of New York questioned why he had not been deported Creighton said Mock had not been deported he did not choose to go The reason for Mock s internment was not made clear by the witness
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Klamath Falls set for lively statewide gathering
A lively plan spreads across Oregon with Klamath Falls hosting a big statewide meeting on August 14 to 16. Officials and volunteers from Portland to Astoria organize caravans trains and road trips for a multi day event featuring feasts street dancing tours and community gatherings in and around Klamath Falls.
Aggie Schedule Includes Seven Big Contests
Oregon Agricultural College coach Hargiss announces a football schedule with seven major opponents including Multnomah, Stanford, California, Washington, Oregon, Washington State, and Willamette. The squad shows strong prospect, with 20 lettermen returning, and a large freshman class expected.
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Daily Ex Press announces $40,000 airflight prize
London report says the Daily Ex Press offers a 40000 prize open to the world except enemy countries for an air flight to establish communication and trade with India and Booth Africa. Competing machines must carry at least one ton of cargo outward and homeward. judging includes reliability and airworthiness.
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Pickpocket Dives From Streetcar Window In City
A pickpocket dived from the side window of a Wellaton street car during a robbery attempt on Miag Flor. The assailant fled after the incident as bystanders pursued. The event occurred on Wellaton Street in St. Louis on an August day.
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Miss Marion
Mie Marion
Misa Marlon
ST. Louis
Wellaton
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Miag Flor
Training Plan for Universal Military Service Upgraded
Secretary Baker submitted to Congress the War Departments plan for permanent universal military training. The bill, by Senator Wadsworth, proposes that men reaching 19 years serve three months, then enter a reserve for two years subject to call.
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Baker
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Wadsworth
Senate
Editors of Nation Will Visit Oregon
The Nation editors, 219 strong, will arrive in Portland next Friday for the early sessions of the National Editorial Association. They will hold main sessions at Portland, Vancouver, and other spots with tours and entertainments planned in each area. A reception, luncheon, and a banquet follow, with city officials and local clubs hosting.
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National Editorial Association
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Parta
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Vancouver
Laureberet Perk
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Cremon City
W. P. Howler
Hawley Pulp & Paper Company
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Aime
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Oregton
Portlandriday
Window Weight Kills Mule in Ten-Story Alley
In St Louis a 40 point window weight from the tenth floor of the Frisco Bolidins at 904 Olive fell into a rear alley, killing a mule belonging to GFP Tow and Fuel at 114 South Tenth Street. Carpenter Franke Jactor of Maplewood said the weight slipped from his hands during repairs.
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GFP
Barteld Avenue
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Inland Empire Pank Bldz Telephone Number Notice
The text notes that the Inland Empire bank building remains with the telephone number (53) unchanged. The brief statement confirms no change to dialing contact despite other possible updates.
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Pank Bldz
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