Army Insignia and Ranks Explained for Soldier Readers
The pamphlet outlines United States Army insignia and rank devices from private to general, describing sleeve bars, chevrons, and distinctive insignia by branch and department. It emphasizes recognizing officers by markings on shoulders collars hats and uniforms and explains regimental numbering and the meaning of branch colors.
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Flehiink Army
United States Army
F. Ale
Riecard
Howevir
Erin
Hiepital Corps
Ordingnee
Quartermaster Coens
Llanial Corp
Hank
Conte
Reneral
Colere
Colin Overs
Jury of Ranchers Predominates for September Court Term
A jury panel for the September term is to be drawn largely from ranchers and farmers with only one exception. The list includes residents from Pendleton Freewater Hermiston Stanfield Ukiah Athena Milton and other nearby towns, with names such as Cargill Culley Weaton Shyvter Heilke Rogers Grover Chapman and more. The mix reflects rural representation across multiple counties and communities.
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Farmer
St. Sawtelle
Jise Strawn
Cargill
Hetix
Sin
Yy Culley
Weaton
J. FF Pliman
Freewater
Frank Shyvter
Pendleton
Gust Heilke Pendleton
Fo. Rogers
Matlones
Denilern
W. 7Nity
Stanfield
A. L. Grover
Helix
OV. Chapman
Vindent
John 2D. Nice Hermiston
W. J. Wattenburear
Echc
A HH. Clark
Thiglas Betta
Torker Mehcham
Gere W. Whitto
Ploud Coffman
Brenwaiter
Royal M. Sawhrile
Iilman Folsom
J. As King
Atking
Mil Fen
J L Rogers
Janen
Zerba Aihenn
Henry Milla
Pendietin
Jomex Pott
Athena EB
Lattue
Tenry la Zinka
Ukiah
Lewis HH. Geiss
Henry Motetrom
Pandletin
Fairbanks son graduates from office training camp abroad
Richard M. Fairbanks, son of a former U S vice president, graduates from an office training camp at Pere Mondien in Jrment as a diplomat. His father is cited as powerful. a budget request to Congress seeks 619 million to build and repair nine ships, reflecting wartime funding needs and shifting U S stance from neutrality to belligerence.
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Richard M. Fairtinks
United States
Ling
Pere Mondien
Jiarment
Tol
Water Supply in Danger From Forest Fires at La Grande
La Grande Oregon faces a threatened water crisis as fast spreading forest fires head toward the watershed feeding the La Grande waterworks. Soldiers from Company L rush toward the area, under Captain Saffron, to defend the lines as flames approach the reservoir ridge and nearby timber. Authorities express serious concern that an uncontained blaze could reach the intake dam and endanger supply.
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LA Grande
Company L
Saffron
Union County
Howe
Lotake
Forest Fire Threatens Water Supply in County
Late tonight Tt Grande home guards are organized to respond if needed. Mayor Coolidge mobilized the battalion and two city home guard companies are on standby to rush to the scene. A massive fire roars across 400 acres of dense pine, risking watershed forest and contaminating the water supply as spread and control efforts continue.
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Tt Grande
Coolidge
New Orines
Fone
Unclear Phrase In Newspaper Draft Causes Confusion
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person or group and a helmet but lacks clear names dates places or a coherent event. Readers should await clearer copy to determine who acts and what outcome is reported.
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