Legion Official Tells How To Make America Strong
Homer L Chaillaux, national Americanism director of the American Legion, urged in a Ruidoso address that Americans foster love, understanding, and responsibility for the nation. He outlined five policy pillars including education for patriotism, a strong armed forces, deportation of enemies, suppression of extremist groups, and suppressing strikes in national defense industries plus aiding Britain.
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America
New Mexico
American Legion
Ruidoso
Homer L. Chaillaux
Inglewood
Calif
National Americanism
American Legion Post
Marine Corps
Air Corps
Legion
Viasas
Hitler
Stalin
United States
Harry Bridges
Ma Perkins
Angel Island
Secretary of Labor
Miles
California
England
Hemishere
Albuquerque Loses Softball Field
Albuquerque report details the loss of a city softball field as workers lay greens and sand traps for a golf course near New Mexico University. The softballers lose their nightly games while construction moves forward, with more field space yielded to the course.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico University
Canine Shadow Aims to Find Beer-Setting Bulldog
Charestown Indiana Mrs Allen Barnett asks humane officer to shadow her bulldog after the dog returns home staggering with a beer smell on his breath. She fears repeated setup could lead to harm from traffic or other dangers.
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Associated Press
Charlestown
Ind
Allen Barnett
About 100 Doctors Sail For Britain In July
Nearly 100 American physicians will sail in July for overseas duty in Great Britain and colonies. The British have widened eligibility to include U S graduates of British schools and married men. Red Cross eyes up to 1,000 doctors to ease shortages on the home front. Applications exceed 650 with 27 city exams underway and 1,400 inquiries received.
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Washington, D. C
Great Britain
Red Cross
Royal Army Medical Corps
United States
American Red Cross
Division of Medical Sciences
National Research Council
American Medical Association
American College of Physicians
American College of Surgeons
Outlook Changed LYNXVILLE hens wear Spectacles to curb cannibalism
In Lynxville Wisconsin W L Tallmadge reports 100 hens fitted with tiny aluminum bar mounted red cellulose spectacles that make objects appear red preventing cannibal attacks by flocks. The device supposedly stops bloodshed when hens injure a peer. Limited time note in ads for green beans and garden services follows.
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Lynxville
Wis
W. L. Tallmadge
Tallmadge
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