No Regulation Seen for Wheat Substitutes Says Aver
Port land March 13 No hope that wheat price regulation will come from Congress says W B Aver food administrator for Oregon in reply to farmers queries about barley corn and substitutes He notes Congress favors no broad extension of regulation and implies liberal latitude for the food administration No Bass Here During War is a separate note from Astoria about naval priorities and aviation field plans later. White Elk Cherokee chief and Princess Ah Tra Ah Sua to marry in Utah with a ceremony at the state capitol and talk of Liberty Bond aid and related military needs.
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Oregon
Prem
Congress
Food Administration
Astoria
Steno
Port of Astoria
East Lake City
Utah
Indiana
Ah- Tra-Ah-Sua
Klamath Reservation
Joan Kovida
Unitel Stath
Olanin Re.crie
Antilles
Vassar Plans Nurses Training School Opening
Vassar College announces a planned nurses training school to be opened June 4 under Red Cross and National Defense Council guidance. The program aims to prepare college women for military and civil nursing roles, with the recruiting committee urging volunteers.
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Viassir Collége
Lune
Vassar
Ta Tit
Red Cross
Council of National Defense
Nationwide nurse shortage sparks volunteer drive
Amid a looming nurse shortage, leaders from across the country report a surge of volunteers offering to serve in the healthcare system. The initiative aims to bolster staffing as shortages strain hospitals and clinics nationwide.
Public Hearing on Grain Standards Draws Farm Interest
Umantilla county farmers rally for Spokane hearing on new grain standards. Critics call weight and class changes unfair to northwest growers. copies available at the county agent’s office. March 18 meeting in Spokane chamber room.
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Umintitla
Spokane
Enymy
Chamber of Commerce
M. & Shrock
Archie Roosevelt Wins French Medal for Courage
March 13 Archie Roosevelt, son of the colonel, has been awarded the Croix de Guerre by the French general for valor in action.
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Amenlican Pilont
Capiin
Archie Goosevelt
Crely de Gourre
Culrantry
Knitting Lessons Offered At University Campus
A news item notes a student thief at the University of New York allegedly learning knitting. The article mentions a course or skill in knitting socks, with pricing: thirty cents for a lesson, one dollar for yarn furnished, and a note that wool from students’ own supplies may be required.
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University of New York
Buying Back Dry Goods In Minneapolis Advance Demand
Buyers from eastern cities have been in Minneapolis for two weeks quietly purchasing dry goods including sheetings and shirtings. Reports confirmed by wholesale houses indicate supply is being moved back to eastern mills with large price gains.
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Minneapolis
Proms
Paalid
Four German planes downed in Paris raid night
A French air observer reports four German airplanes were shot down during the night raid on Paris. The incident follows intense fighting and casualties, with the event seen as a significant setback for the German air offensive.
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Pour Hun
Paris
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