New York State Universal Training Law Explained
Governor Charles S Whitman outlines New Yorks universal training law to National Service Congress delegates. He emphasizes physical fitness as the foundation of citizenry, starting in school and continuing through secondary education with compulsory military training beginning at age sixteen for up to three hours weekly.
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Chicago
United States
New York State
Charles S. Whitman
National Service Congress
National Security League
Empire State
Whitman
New York
Olive Tablets Promote Gentle Relief From Constipation
Dr Edwards presents Olive Tablets as a natural laxative for constipation and torpid liver. The tablets are sugar coated and free of calomel, aiming to restore normal bowel and liver function without griping. For dark mouths bad breath dull tiredness and headaches, one or two tablets at bedtime offer quick, easy relief priced 25 cents per box at druggists.
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Edwards
War Service urged business leaders at National Service Congress
Waddill Catchings of New York told 3000 attendees at Priday's session that businessmen lend full support by deed as well as word while Germans violate international law in Belgium. Chief Justice Winslow outlined thirteen German breaches and the need to uphold treaties and neutrality as the nation mobilizes for war.
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Saale Res SS
Germany
Waddill Catchings
New York
War Service Committee
United States Chamber of Commerce
National ‘Security League
Priday
National Service Congress
Catchings
John Winslow
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Winslow
Belgium
Sloan
Army Commissioning Reads Like A Roll Call At Kelly Field
Daily orders list multiple second lieutenants in aviation at Kelly Field and Fort Sam Houston including Edwin Butte William Conry and others. Other appointments cover ordnance reserve corps Washington assignments and various transfers to Camp Travis Camp McArthur and University of Texas aviation schooling.
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Kelly Field
Rod Richard
A. Fitzsimmons
Elvert W. Franklin
White Wallaes Carson
Fort Sant Houston
Ordnance Corps
Edwin Butte
William D. Conry
Wiliam H. Dick-Peddie
Earl F. Evans
Robert K. Floyd
Lawrence G. Grniing
Carter Luscher
Milwood J. Palmer
Charles A. Anderson Jr
Leslie M. Pierce
Thomas A. Keeian
William E. Buford
Joseph H. Myers
Ordnance Reserve
Washington
Signal Corps
Camp McArthur
Anoder
David J. Dewhurst
Infantry
National Army
Leon Strings
Camp Travis
John H. Byrd
Duarter- Master Corps
Michael J. Shoriter
Kith
Camp Meade
School of Military Aeronautics
University of Texas
E. Tf. Graham
Camp Tanston
Fort Sam Houston
300Th Cavalry
William M. Randolph
Infantry Reserve Corps
University of Texan
John RB. Patrick
500Th Infantry
Camp Greene
Austin Schout
Miltary Aeronautics
James Imbrie
Infantry Reserve
Carpr
Camp Stanlay
Samuel Newton Brand
Sanitary Corps
San Antonio
Astor Visited Aviator Grave In France War Relief Ties
Ensign Astor Vincent, likely the Navy’s wealthiest officer, tours the grave of an American aviator killed in action with the French. Mrs Astor has been aiding American War Relief in France as part of wartime service.
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Vincent
Astor
United States “Navy
Ensign Astor
Navy
France
Workers to Hold Meeting at Trades Council Hall
A mass meeting of mechanics and laboring men is set for the Trades Council hall on South Alamo Street at 8 p m Saturday. Harry Hertzberg Four Minutes Men will speak on opportunities for service under the United States Shipping Board. Also listed are social events, ads, and local notices including a car accident fatality near Avenue F and Eleventh Street.
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Trades Council Hall
South Alamo Street
Harry Hertzberg
Four Minutes
United States Shipping Board
Edward Ratty
27Th Machine Gun Battalion
Fort Sam Houston
Camp Travis Base
Avenue F
Eleventh Street
Ratty
Philemon Ratty
Milbury
Ohio
Polish Manifesto Offends Germany. Kitchin Car Crash Injures Wives
Zurich correspondent reports Vienna agency offended by Polish manifesto against Germany. Munich Nuester Nachrichten says German ambassador seeks explanation. In Washington a street car collision injures Mrs Kitchin and Mrs Reilly as Congressman Kitchin’s car is struck. Enerland uninjured.
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London
Vienna
Germany
Zurich
Reuter’s Limited
Munich
Nuester Nachrichten
Riechsrath
Kitchin
Washington, D. C
Thomas Reilly
Meridan
Miners and Operators Name Umpire to Resolve Dispute
In Birmingham Alabama on February 22 operators and miners reach an agreement to accept an umpire to settle their differences. The men claim operators violated the Garfield agreement.
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Wasitington
D. C
Birrmingham
Ala
Railroads dispute Hoover on eastern food shortage claims
McAdoo and Railroad Administration officials released figures showing a steady reduction of freight congestion and more cars on eastern rails. They argued that 41 786 more eastbound cars are loaded than normal while grain movement to western markets rises. the letter to Hoover asserts no eastern food shortage, and railroads pledge prompt transport of ally supplies despite blizzards and floods.
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McAde
Tighes
Railroad ‘Administration
Railroad’ Administration
Europa
Food Administration
Hoover
McAdoo
United States
Left Turn Permitted by Traffic Officers in Houston Street
City officials discussed a new ordinance restricting left turns on Houston Street and eliminating a one hour parking privilege. Mayor Bell noted amendments may be unnecessary if traffic relief is adequate, while police and legal staff supported easing restrictions to improve flow. The conference included Mayor Bell Commissioner Lowther Police Chief Lancaster and Lt Miller.
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Houston
Houston Street
Bell
Lowther
Lancaster
Miller
Algee
Sary
New Railroad Jobs Restricted Under Order By McAdoo
Director General McAdoo issued a general order restricting new railroad official positions and salary increases. Railroads may not fill vacancies above general manager or create such offices without approval, and must report salary raises and new appointments monthly from January. The move aims to curb high salaries paid by government funded railroads and reduce overhead while denying wholesale dismissals. Also, a March Fort Worth meeting will unite army camp song leaders to standardize soldier singing instruction.
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Washington, D. C
McAdoo
Igeneral
Imany
Railroad
New York
Toshick
Army Camps
Southern Department
Fort Worth
H. W. B. Barnes
Camp Travis
Raymond Fosdick
Lee I. Hammer
Refuse Bunker Licenses For U S Built Vessels
Washington February 23 bunker licenses will be denied to ships built in the United States and completed after February 1 unless they sail under the American flag or the Shipping Board waives it. The move, in cooperation with the War Trade Board, aims to ensure all ships produced under the program are registered as American vessels and remain under government control.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Shipping Board
War Trade Board
Sovernment
Seed distribution and war garden drive in San Antonio
More than 70,000 pounds of field seed have been disposed to Bexar County farmers by the agricultural committee of the Chamber of Commerce. The government supplies the seed, stored in Waco for shipment across the state. J M Vance leads the distribution in Bexar with pledges from the Texas Food and Feed Production Campaign to support 20,000 war gardens in San Antonio in 1948. Southwest Texas Normal notes a World War II era service flag tribute and donor ceremony. Patent experts in Washington return to government service as examiners to help in the current emergency, with fifteen vacancies remaining and civil service efforts failing to fill them.
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Agricultural Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Bexar County
Estand
Waco
J. M. Vance
Texas Food and Feed Production Campaign
Austin
San Antonio
George J. Roark
Patriotic Garden League of
Exas
Washington, C
Lane
Patent Office
Eivil Service Commission
Pastor Killed While Hunting Near Weatherford
Weatherford Texas February 23 The Rev Carroll Smith pastor of the First Baptist Church was killed today by an accidental discharge while hunting near Weatherford He is survived by a widow and five children.
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Weatherford
Tex
Carroll Smith
First Baptist Church
Cattle Rate Hearing Postponed by Interstate Commission
Washington Feb 23 The hearing on the National Live Stock Shippers Protective League complaint about railroad through rates to the southeast was postponed by the Interstate Commerce Commission from March 6 in New Orleans to an indefinite future date.
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Washington, D.ac
National
Package Foods Move To Sanitary Packages
The article argues that packaged foods are cleaner than bulk goods, protecting butter, lard, dried fruit, crackers, tea, and coffee from contamination until opened. It credits advertising and branded labeling for the shift to sanitary packaging andSTANDARD ADVERTISED package foods as a sign of quality.
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