Henry Ford says American industry to win war with Eagles
Henry Ford declares American mechanisms built by American engineers and workers will win the war on land, water, and air. He highlights the Eagle warship, 200 feet long and 5 inches guns, with submarine detectors and depth-bomb devices, to be produced in Ford plants with standardized assembly.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Rogue River
Detroit
Welland Canal
St. Lawrence
America
Soldiers of the Shops in American War Effort
Read as a wartime feature praising how American shop workers and suppliers bolster the war effort. Highlights industry’s varied roles and the impact of manufactured goods on military needs. Emphasizes unity between civilian labor and military aims, urging continued production support.
Showdown or a Bluff on the Western Front War Strategy
American strategists in Washington favor shifting focus away from a sole west front offensive, warning Germany risks disaster if it bets everything west. The piece notes Germany’s long aim to strike weak powers first, hints at another Italian drive or Scandinavian action, and criticizes Kaiser’s submarine warfare as a trigger for U S entry.
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Germany
Azores
Washington
America
Potsdam
Kaiserdom
28 Years Ago From the Daily East Oregonian 1894
Charles Hamilton returned Sunday from visiting relatives in Kansas. Umatilla county's tax for 1480 stands around 102000 with only 26000 paid. Abe Jacobeunte sprained ankle at Athens during Pendleton Odd Fellows visit. H la Marton of the Chicago store slows stock clearance. A head end collision occurred at Gurnhart Station between No 3 Sunday taxi and an eastbound freight. William Brown, a pioneer farmer of the East end town, is noted.
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Daily
East Oregonian
Charles Hamilton
Kansas
Umatilla County
Abe Jacobeunte
Athens
Pendleton Odd Fellows
Gurnhart Station
Former School Teachers Asked To Fill Ranks Depleted by War Call
The Bureau of Education asks former teachers to return to service to cover shortages from war. Commissioner Claxton urges suspending laws that barred married women from teaching and a rapid reentry program for trained retirees. Normal schools should offer courses to help them reintegrate.
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Claxton
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Chase
Normon
Beoren
Chotend
tChachors
Echours
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