Realism Aim of Army Leaders in Louisiana War Maneuvers
A Washington report details a political controversy over Nancy Reed a New York civil servant accused of Communist espionage ties during prewar convoy movements to Britain. Testimony cites a tip linking Reed to Soviet and British affairs along with connections to Daily Worker editorials. Ex Viceroy dies in London.
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Washington
Nancy Aiud
New York
Nancy Reed
Russia
Germany
Britain
Birmingham
Matthews
Miles Reed
Nanny Reed
Byychinghant
Miss Reen
Sandwich
Cape Cod
Mass
Galey Schmidt
Industial Commissionee
Miss Heed
Miss Reed
Tirintingham
New York City
Filgs
Constantine Oumansky
Ouminalty
Bettialda Reed
Cambridge
the Mather
Reed
Rheedigk Fart
Worler
Nancy
Mary Reed Copeland
Livirg
Leningrad
Dosa Pils Promotion Amid Health Warning Text
A garbled promo style notice references backache leg pains and eye swelling as warning signs. It mentions Dosa Pils marketed for relief, claims millions use it for over four years, and urges consulting a doctor before use. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, context suggests a health product advertisement with mystery sourcing.
Army mottoes narrate unit histories and campaigns
The article catalogs army divisions and their mottos, emblems, and nicknames from prewar and World War II eras. It notes units like the Third Army and Cyclone Division, Dixie Division, and others, detailing figures such as "We Can Take It," "Yoo-hoo Battalion," and "Come and Get It." The piece references headquarters moves, notable leaders, and a feature in The American Weekly.
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Tafalry
Sokitel
Tul
Hint Arar
Louisiana
G Parkinn
UW. 3
Dixie
Benauar Imostyl
Banta Anan
Baiue
Gonzales
Les Terelites
France
Geeia Brady
Santry
Tih Cavalry Regiment
Winth Infantry
Keay
Realistic War Drills Stir Louisiana Citizens and Troops
An African warlike scenario unfolds as the army plans a simulated battle across the region to train both soldiers and civilians. Propaganda efforts translate into tense border warnings as Almat plots clash with Kotmk allied states. Leaders in Arkansas and Texas discuss troop movements and river shipping rights amid mounting border incidents.
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Alexandrio
Jie Drogeiss
Glass Tilton
aAlwiat
Gosenay
Sid Kotmir
Fremler Kodunkis
Alnet
Alabama
Joisians
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kadynkis
Ketmk
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Missouri
Kentucky
Almat
Kotmk
Arkancas
Louisiana
New Orleans
LaMont
Hadaniki
Little Rock
Hot Springs
jPor
Smith
Ark
Holmk
Kogunekin
Altial
Nlly
Kolmk
Lake Charles
Almatial
Kotink
Koprih Pratt
General Birkhead Aides Record Notable Actions
Aged notes recount General Birkhead, commander of Texas' Sixth division in Louisiana, surveying camp life and interactions with aides. The piece highlights his meticulous record-keeping, long military career, and postwar aid to veterans including staff welfare and personal supervision during Camp Bowle's stay.
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Cliude
Birkhead
Texas
Louisiana
Beneral
Cie
Geoeral Birkherd
General Birkhesd
General Birkherd
Waco
Mayor'n Guard
Texas Volunteer Guard
Farerubber
Birehead
Donald J. McLennan
Alane
Uta
McLennan
Birkheading
San Antonio
Civcie
Bowle
Geeral
Almat border tensions spark mobilization across states
The Houston paper reports Almat officials blame police and Kotiik agents for unrest along the Almat border, while Almatin leaders call for international mediation. Army maneuvers are planned in Arkansas and Fort Louisiana, with reservists recalled as tensions rise and radio talks hint at peace efforts.
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Kotiik
Birmingham
Arkansas
Fort Louisiana
Cosmaay
aAlinat
Lbis
Segrey
Gosenay
Almat Ang Bhotnik
England
Sweden
KTSA
Kotniks
Soldiers in Mansfield Welcome Troops After Landfall
Soldiers from Mansfield arrive to a town of 40 007 amid a 4 20 to 1 welcome. City officers report congestion on main streets and deploy military police to aid the town marshal. Churches and stores provide aid, housing, dances, rides, and meals while officials close Sunday closures and open baths and showers for soldiers.
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Mansfiald
Witte
WUE Army Corps
Nine. Report to Zone Office Nine in Fort Sam Houston
Report details nine officers and five civilian employees reporting for July to the Rights Construction Zone Fort Sam Houston. Transfers include Lint, Go, George W Seeley, and Maj Horace E. Bessler. departures list Cant George Rymnylor, Andrew J. McKensle, and Alex G. Bussebby. Civilian staff named: Robert V. Pulley, Horton Cook, Charles H. Buiter, Gene Bowie, Neil J. Gilligan, and Sane O. Duito.
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Fort Sam
Houston
Wits
Dueeday
Lint
George W, Seeley
San Francisco
Calif
Horace EB. Bessler
Tng Quire
Camp Wallace
George Rymnylor
Saltiwater
Oks
Phat
Andrew J. McKensle
Datings
Liew
Alex GC
Bussebby
Port Sim
Fivnston Zoe
Red River
Texarkana
Ice
Krueger Goes to Baton Rouge
General Walter Krieger departs Lake Charles Airport with over 8 million in funds as the third army unit heads to Baton Rouge to confront Cover or Say Whams. Private transport plane ferries the party, arriving at 1 am for the mission.
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Krueger
Baton Rouge
Lake Gnarles
PreLieil
Walter Krieger
eeimmtitTtluy
Genoa
Milon Toons
Third Armye
Lake Charles
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Patna
Cnesay
Gelling
Shane Walt
Deane Pils
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Light
Adi
Linas Bare Caine
Africa
Nadjuji
Mabashard
Die Taganloe
Karotkin’s
Mentucky
Tor Lieve
Slate
Katnik Werder
Iet
Mansfield Aig
Dresser
Karotkin
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