Crown Prince Hirohito's US Tour Preparations Begin
A Japanese Crown Prince Hirohito has long been groomed as heir. His education, naval and army service, and ceremonial duties are detailed as he extends his winter voyage toward a broader world view. A future imperial marriage to Princess Nagake is noted amid questions about the engagement’s fate.
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Coonaort
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Proper Thing And A Dog Story In A Humorous Exchange
A Washington monument sized memorial is joked about after a tale of a dog that faithfully followed its master Tradwind into a saloon. The traveling salesman questions the need for such a grand tribute to a loyal animal, in a light Birmingham Age-Herald style.
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Washington Monument
Biirmingham Age-Herald
Thoughts on Thinking and Human Suffering
Men of great attainments have often faced mental and physical ailments yet one should not overgeneralize. Those without personal pain cannot fully describe suffering, nor can a person without emotional impact accurately capture passion, hope, fear, or anger.
Dictatorship Advice From A Local Grit Editorial
A Grit opinion piece warns against dictatorial urges advising would be rulers to step back, listen to others, and shape their affairs to earn community admiration. It argues true leadership comes from serving others and earning genuine trust.
Perfece Score on Saving Pressing Ad Satiric Note
Advertisement proclaims saving 100 percent on pressing bills. The punchline suggests zero charges, joking that with full deductions nothing remains to press us for as the notice plays on consumer savings.
Veterans Legion Formed by War Veterans at Union Meet
A Veterans Association was launched by men who served in Civil War, World War I and II, and other conflicts. Key figures included Rep. John Fitzgerald and Rep. Rankin among organizers, with discussions on legislative goals and advocacy for veteran benefits and programs.
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Vas Rious Wars
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Atuerled
Ition
Dongress
Hor
United States
Serait
House of Representatives
Wae Sud
California
Americain Legion
Bose
Congress
Miregerald
Olli
Flr
Bo Rankin
Mississippi
Tylor
Legion
Taylor
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War on Legion Bachelors Targets Kansas Women
The Women of the Sunflower State push a campaign against unattached men as the Auxiliary of the American Legion expands in Kansas. The effort emphasizes domestic skills and homelike service, with mentions of wartime roles and postwar reemployment by women like Miss McCoy in a Kansas bank.
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Kansas
Sunflower State
Met Department
Atmorlein Legion
Dante Cry Medelor
Servier
Legion Flag Adds History to New Orleans Building
The American Legion flag will fly in a historic New Orleans area where five flags once bordered the city administration’s building. The Legion will occupy a four year lease of a Pret quarter structure hosting an auditorium offices and clubrooms. It will also serve as Louisiana department headquarters and house the Legion employment and service bureau posts women’s auxiliary and official organ Pellemiare.
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American Legion
New Orleans
Legion
Mexico
Louisiana Department
Legion Employment and Service Bureau
Women’s Auxiliary
Legion Activities in Chin Grow Brisk in Peking Post
A letter to Kansas Legion adjutant Frank E. Samuel from Dr. Andrew Woods now with the Rockefeller Foundation in Peking reports brisk activity of American Legion chapters in China. Woods, a neuropsychiatric specialist who served in a Bordeaux hospital during the war, notes Franklin D Olier helped establish a Legion post in Peking that now has over one hundred members.
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Legion
Chin
China
Frank E. Samuel
Kansas Department
Andrew Woods
Rockefeller Foundation
Peking
Woods
Bordeaux
Franklin D'Olier
Career Rise of Colonel Shaughnessy in the Legion
Colonel Edward TH Shaughnessy rose from boyhood origins to high rank in the American Legion. He served as assistant director of the American Veterans visit in New York and later deputy postmaster general, tracing a path through railroad and transportation roles. His early work included chief operator duties and training oversight, with promotions during wartime to superintendent of transportation in the Thierry region, later attaining lieutenant positions and the Distinguished Service Medal for meritorious service.
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Edward TH. Shaughinessy
Joel
New York
Colsenit Shavighesky
Toeteaser Genert Wi Mays Co
Sicritine
New York City
Jalisnistant
Understani
Wits
Shiwativssy
Moensig
Made Legion Drive Success Headlines Anthony Kelley Testimony
Anthony Kelley describes his discharge from the military and joins a New York legion drive in New Orleans. He recounts youthful sea adventures and his role in a civic campaign, including climbing a city hall pole and coordinating a membership push with local firms and photographers. He reflects on wartime experiences and the campaign’s modest impact.
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Mie
New On
Ross
Legion
New Olean
Kelley
Sittracine
Fereuin
Poll Tax Exemption For Veterans Discussed In Montana Act
Backed by the American Legion, Montana passed a law exempting exservice men from poll tax. The act requires county assessors to maintain records of veterans and veterans organizations. It aims to align with similar measures in other states. The article also touches on veteran service history and miscellaneous quotes from different sources.
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American Legion
Montana
Eel County
Ase
Soo
Tragedy Topics and Midnight Trolley in American Legion Weekly
A fragmented excerpt references tragedy topics and odd scenes on a trolley ride at midnight. It notes paying for “cold tea” in a quirky wash basin moment, a smarting soap effect, a $20 note, and a claim about a restaurant with the only girl in the world. The piece ends with a remark about a girl who turned you down, now happily married.
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American Legion Weekly
Fragmented stories cross a dusty page of 19th century prose
The readable text blends scenes of a rock blast accident with unnamed youth deaths and cryptic notes. It includes a premature explosion, a deceased man named Dorry McGuttin, and a mourner’s orders about his remains. Also present are dialog fragments about friendship, ego, and small town sympathy in mixed fiction and sketches.
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Jerry McGuffin
Jerry Ocot
Mike
Aiandary
Noarest
Andertaker
Dorry McGuttin
Eagle Life Patrol Shapes Troop 15 Legacy in Buffalo
Buffalo Troop 15 celebrates ten years with its Eagle Life patrol guiding seventeen year olds into college. Eagle members host quarterly meetings with their own officers and constitution while collaborating with the troop in three annual programs. Scholarships totaling thousands of dollars have been won through the Eagle scholarship fund. The troop maintains travel records, supports an extension education plan, and honors high achievers at the June gathering with Eagle Feather, Eagle Heart, and White Eagle awards for service to Troop 15 and the Boy Scouts of America.
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Eagle Life Patrol
Koine Mway
Eogle Life
Collee
Anirewu
American Legion
Eugle Heart
Troop 15
Boy Scouts of America
What Scouts Are Doing in Kansas City and Beyond
Kansas City Boy Scouts participate in a health department sanitary survey surveying fire hazards and health menaces citywide. Across the nation Scouts assist in Learn to Swim camps, lead drives for Salvation Army and Community Chest, decorate graves, plant trees, assist at conferences, and support library and census efforts while patrolling routes to Rubidoux Mounts during Easter services.
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Wasps
Health Department
Scotts
Erle
Po Scouts
Mirne
Salvation Army
Comunnity
Alabama
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Riverside
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Rubidoux
Scout builds motor truck in Maxwell Iowa
Thrifty boy scouts out in Maxwell Iowa built a motor truck from junked cars and a damaged stationary engine bought cheaply. The improvised vehicle, though limited to ten miles an hour, carries scouts and their gear to camp and other trips, recently making a trip to the lake area that drew interest.
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Maxwell
Towa
News of Scouts in Lawton Oklahoma and Beyond
Scouts of Lawton Oklahoma expand into the tree nursery business and supply canna bulbs and asparagus roots from their own gardens. Troop efforts include a successful play to demonstrate scout value, attracting public interest and recruitment. Howard Wander of Troop 12 Buffalo won dual prizes in a scout house contest for summer camp. A Philadelphia boy sought guidance to join, wrote to Uncle Sam, and the inquiry was forwarded to Washington National Council Headquarters.
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Okla
Troon le Helmetta
N. 1
Howard Wander
Buffalo
Aso
Philadelphia
Sam
Washington, D. C
Washington
National Council
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