Government to regulate private securities and public works
The White House plans a proclamation to halt certain public improvements and urge staying private construction to support war needs. Treasury officials push for rapid action on regulating securities and capital expenditures, potentially guiding where funds are allowed until the war ends.
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Washington, DC
Lvense Ench
Securit Ve
Re 1 Reserve Search Agency
White House
Rial
McAdoo
Treasury
MenAdo
Musterole replaces mustard plasters for quick relief
Old fashioned mustard plasters burn and blister but Musterole provides relief without a blister. This white ointment uses oil of mustard and can be massaged into the skin to ease sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma and other pains. Jar prices range 30c 60c and hospital size 2.50.
War War Bond Drive Urges Unified Finance to Aid War
Officials urge government control over securities to prevent private bond issues from competing with war bonds. They warn without authorization for approval processes, construction and industrial expansion suffer and interstate sales would be barred.
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Adoo
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
Leffingwell
The
Treasury
Menacing officer incident at Camp Ts vis yields jail terms
Three enlisted men at Camp Travis were found guilty on charges of raising a knife against an officer and assaulting a non-commissioned officer. Private Robert Lighthurn received two years at Leavenworth after being convicted of war crimes and related disobedience. Two others, Priestes Svoby and Sannel Withis, were found guilty of assault and other offenses, with one discharged and the other sentenced to five years in prison plus labor.
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Camp
Tsvis
Nes Recomiss Ned
Uiat
Camp Travis
Lave
Robert Lighthurn
Medical Department
United States
Sciplinar
Jacks
Fort Leavenworth
Edward Dy Condy Jr
Oobart
Robert E. Searley
Nathan
Ceil F Marstall
Det
Tawd Dabor
Williams
Johnston
Lev
Andrew Simon
Dick Ceiling
Pet Battalta Vy
Army Personnel Movements and Assignments Report
Army personnel changes include Lieut. Willias Vi Moure and others in the quartermaster corps reporting for duty. Orders dispatched to Nogales Arizona for camp intelligence by Gen Hienba, plus leaves of absence granted to Second Lieut. Travia and Gwen Watts for court and training duties. several officers reassigned as instructors and sanitary squads designated for the 90th division.
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Liv
Hlay Caltiet
Lieut
Willias Vi Moure
Quartermaster Corps
Hive
Hh Hienba
Tho Lugeish
Istanty
Nogales
Arizony
John BR
Rhea
Can
Travia
Sevrwur
Lex
Gwen J. Watts
Camp 11
S. Tras Beau
Memphis Park Commissioner Calloway Dies at 74
Roh art Calloway a retired merchant and member of the Municipal Park Commission of Memphis died yesterday at his home. He was 74 and widely known in the South for his activity in municipal problems and park interests in this city and region.
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Memphis
Yonn
Rohart Calloway
Cailloway
South
Uniforms for Yeowomen in Navy Department
The Navy Department issued an order directing Yeowomen to wear standard blue service uniforms with brass buttons, adapted for feminine wear, at Washington TC. The move standardizes appearance for personnel and formal duties.
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Washington TC. Hun
Navy
Bribe the Right One Comes, Nell Brinkley Poem
A Nell Brinkley verse urges women to seek the true partner who earns the right to her affection. The speaker warns against unsuitable suitors and praises a fortunate, deserving man who will stand by her, while a shimmering, emotional portrait of womanhood unfolds.
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Young Dan
Bod
Theaven
Nell Brinkley
Meatless Days Prompt Butchers to Close Shops in San Antonio
With petitions among butchers, a majority plan to close on meatless Tuesdays and refrain from selling pork on Saturdays. Some will stay open, offering substitutes like beans and poultry, while others urge holiday closures to aid food conservation and honor food administration rules.
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San Antonia
Tive
Food Administration
Hisine
Eireu
Clariistin
Het House
Washington
Relief from Eczema with Zemo Supposed Cure
Advertises Zemo as a cure for eczema pimples and skin blotches with a clean antiseptic liquid. Claims easy application and affordable pricing from drug stores with a large bottle priced at 1.00 and a 35 cent option. Mentions The K. W. Rose Co. of Cleveland, Ohio as the source.
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K. W. Rose Co
Cleveland, O
Two New Schools For Packers Aid Training
Twenty five enlisted men from the quedran detachment and one from S15th headquarter trains join the second and third group depot brigade for a packers school. Additional detachments from infantry and various companies will report to the loxmsters school with engineers and medical units in support.
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Re- Wom
Yoo
U.P. Ming
Ehirge
Quedran
Drijkade
Gschool
Iby Rill Company
Veamathine
Hillery Battery
Headquarte
Trench Nathory
Cotm Prneys
Gimibony
Evissen and Waren Company
Uate
Germany denies guilt in hospital ship sinking
The Wolf Varcon, a semi official German agency, declines blame for sinking of the British hospital ship Thewa. Berlin says no final statement yet on the submarine involved, maintaining deliberations continue and ships should be protected.
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Amsterdam
Wolf Varcon
Gerimiin Ageney
Olin Bors
Civilians Warned Off Camp Bullis Target Range
Brig Gen W Lidolinston orders Camp Bullis range off limits amid the 179th Infantry firing drills. About 3000 soldiers will shoot in the next week with additional troops to follow. The restricted zone lies between the San Antonio area roads and railroad, with local landowners named in the tract.
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Camp Bullis
Ninetieth Division
W. Lidolinston
Johnston
Civilius
Thesanco City Road
Wiederburg
San Antonio
179Th Infantry
Two Sentenced in Federal Case for Possession and Purchase
Mary Ran vill fined 350 and jailed ten days by Judge Dugal West after a jury found her guilty of possessing and applying for a government property four blankets. Frank Turner pled guilty to possessing an army rifle he bought as condemned property. he received one day in jail and a 56 dollar fine. The report also lists local ads and upcoming events in San Antonio.
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Mary Ranvill
Dugal West
United States
Frank Turner
Houstonian Cafe to Open Enlarge with Roof Garden
The Houstonian Cafe at 102 East Houston Street expands and will be completed by February first. It promises to be well equipped with 125 seats, family dining rooms, and a roof garden overlooking the San Antonio River. The cafe will emphasize sanitation, quality foods cooked by a French chef, and affordable prices with perfect service.
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Hloustonian Cafe
East
Houston St
Stam Antonio
Drosini Bros
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Enlistment for Student Officer School at Camp Upton
Five negro enlistees seek admission to the student officer school. Camp Travis applications were sent to the War Department, which has not acted yet. Camp Upton will likely host reserve officers training for blacks if approved, while the 90th Division school remains full.
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Camp Travis
Camp Upton
Yaphenk
War Department
Wendymatters
Gas Defense School to Train Instructors This January
A national gas defense training program will start late January to form a school that instructs officers and enlisted men. From the 178th and 186th Infantry Brigades and the 165th Field Artillery, instructors and commissioned officers will join the nine day course to prepare personnel for the program.
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Travis
Januiry
Iistara
186Th
165Th Field Artilery
165Th
Stith
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