Budgets Shift to President as Dawes Looks Back
Dawes exits after guiding the budget bureau through its first year. Brig. Gen. H M Lord takes over as director of the budget, bringing long service in the War Department and a career from newspaper work to congress to the role. The piece explains the budget process and the shift of responsibility from departments to the President and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson Sherman
H—ll
Maria” Dawes
Uncle Sam
H. M. Lord
War Department
General Dawes
Harding
Budget Bureau
Chicago
General Lord
Sam
United States of America
Dawes
Lord
United States
Congress
Martin B. Madden
Tinois
Appropriations Committee
House
Department
Committee On Appropriations
Senate
Executive
Secretary of the Treasury
Ohio War Worker Becomes Fairport Mayor Amy Kaukonen
Amy Kaukonen, wartime volunteer in the U S Army Medical Service Corps, serves as mayor of Fairport. She actively supports the American Legion Auxiliary, calling it an apolitical organization founded on American manhood, liberty, fraternity, and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Fairport
Amy Kaukonen
Volunter Medical Service Corps
United States Army
Kaukonen
American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion
Plan for caring for French war orphans eyed for US
The Argonne association, formed in 1918 to aid French orphans, reports success with its care program. Orphans live in private homes with a community school, playground, and vocational training center, receiving three stages of training in France. The group contemplates a US version to extend similar support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argonne Association
France
United States
Welcome of Marshal Foch by Arizona official
Ernest Ek Hall, Arizona secretary of state and acting governor, officially welcomed Marshal Foch during his U S tour. Hall had previously worn an Issued uniform and served as Corporal Hall of the Twenty-seventh engineers, later acting as chaplain of the Frank Luke Jr post of the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Foch
Arizona
United States
American Legion
Ernest Ek
Hall
Corporal Hall
The
Twenty-seventh Engineers
State Senate
Frank Luke, Jr
Memorial hall dedicated by Tyron American Legion
Tyron Nebraska 26 miles from a railroad in the sandhill region dedicates a $2 800 American Legion memorial hall. Captain William J Briscoe of the regulars died in a Philippine forest fire while attempting to rescue an enlisted man and had already saved two privates.
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Tyron
Neb
Sandhill
William J. Briscoe
Regulars
Philippines
Tie
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mother
In Wauseon Ohio a mother testifies her daughter recovered from recurring back and leg pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter urges other mothers to trust the remedy and allows publication as a testimonial.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Wauseon
Ohio
Cer
Ra.a.m.burk- Holder
Oyster Sets Hopeful for Abundant Beds at Cold Spring Harbor
The New York conservation commission reports success in producing oyster sets from artificially fertilized eggs at Cold Spring Harbor Long Island. The breakthrough aims to prevent oyster shortage by maintaining populated beds, a goal pursued for 40 years.
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New York Conservation Commission
Cold Spring Harbor
Long Island
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Uncle Sams
Charles G. Dawes
Dad E Uderiga
By Jol
Little Buckeye City
Ernest Hall
Artzona
Bellans
New York City
Sublem Oy
Holland
Parker
Drugeists
Patchorte
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
N. Y
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