Red Tape Army Demobilization System Simplifies Discharge
A Joan D Erwin piece details how the army’s meticulous record keeping and centralized paper work streamlined demobilization. It covers service records from enlistment to discharge, the shift from muster rolls to jacket files, pay and medical histories, and the push to speed discharges while protecting soldiers rights. The article notes transportation challenges and the need for careful verification to avoid overpayments and ensure proper forwarding of mail.
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Peace May Bring Realization of Sculptor's Dream
The American idealist Hendrick Anderson advances the World Administrative Center concept linked to a League of Nations, with Teague of Nations forming soon. President Wilson praised the plan as attractive and Pope Benedict lauded the idea in a recent audience, noting Anderson's unflagging idealism.
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250 Soldiers to Be Lawmakers in House of Commons
London reports 250 soldiers to be elected as lawmakers in the British House of Commons. Army ranks from general to private will be represented, with naval officers and Dominion officials among the new MPs. The list includes noted war figures and leaders from Glasgow to Swindon, reflecting wartime unity and reconstruction.
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Building Is Vital to Peace Program
The United States Department of Labor states a postwar building boom is key to demobilization and national recovery. Construction will create jobs, expand housing, and sustain private industry as the war ends, with federal policy guiding widespread public and private building efforts nationwide.
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Cured His Rupture by Operation and Care
A reader describes a ruptured hernia and notes doctors urged surgical cure. After operation, recovery was strong with no return of rupture, though the text warns of risks and emphasizes seeking proper medical advice and follow up care.
Wilsonian Peace Or None In Italian Parliament Address
A chaotic OCR note describes Italian parliamentary debate on Wilsonian peace aims and the fate of the League of Nations. It cites support for reducing armaments and preserving order, with references to President Wilson and Italian leaders Turati and Turati associates, amid war context.
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