The Chinese Soldier and the War era
A long, period voice argues China cannot keep its army intact without reform. It discusses Chinese soldiers, officers, and training, noting foreign influence, discipline, and the potential for a modernized force defending Pekin and facing allied forces. It references Pingyang, Weihuiwei, and Shanghai contexts with strong emphasis on military skill, loyalty, and institutional changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignerice
Wdsons
Phos
Pingyang
Weihuiwei
Geompeiene
Cigna
Mabeines
Hagin
China
Tavetgut Ives
Breteryveu
Beter
Welier Linn
vaKers Tee
Aili
Jiaying
Covinese
Chile
Hanov
Chipsonan
Hamid
Hs Agit
Denis
Wiley
la Salle
Pekin
Ang
Peking
Stan
Mitelit Fyvere Ag
Gling
Ardao
Lin
Mama Rysso
Usten
Chris Alans
Attier
Cina
Duyin Eyston
Gamenet
Postmaster General Madden backs end to franking and stamp reform
Washington debate centers on Madden proposal to abolish the franking privilege for members of Congress and fund an official stamp allotment. Critics warn of varying needed sums and salary implications. officials discuss special official stamps and postage policy for the Philippine administration. Separately a 1965 mail delay case in Ada Ohio prompts post office action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Madden Hay
Congress
Stra
General Madden
Merbers
Perth
Dotway
Montenegro
Forbes
Post Office
Department of
Philippine Government
Washington
War Department
Bureau of ‘Engraving” and Printing
Manilla
Il Wan
Ibiwity
Alamn Collev
Soma
Nis
Tds
Blamis
Philippines
Ada
Ohio
Mexico
Mexted
Postores
Cain
Germany
Ikina
Thia
Yale graduate as Chicago commissioner questions street rights
Medill Patterson cites a January article in The Technical World Magazine where a young Yale graduate serving as Chicago commissioner questions ownership of streets and sidewalk space. The inquiry suggests city spaces used for business should incur rent, noting the city could gain about $21,000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Medill Patterson
Yale
Chicago
Hable Works
Tt Remods
Ily tasat‘Yable
Malsolta McDowell
Technical World Magazine
Corporation
Mme Gity
Mrs Charles Morse Airs Past Marriages and Legal Troubles
Clemence Gowwles born, first wed hotel clerk Ghar Dailge and divorced. She then married Charles W Morse, the “ize king,” with ties to Mr Lorne’s uncle and lawyer Abraham Hummel. The second marriage led to arrest and trial for conspiracy, involving Hummel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airs
Bloise
Clemence, Gowwles
Ghar Dailge
Charles W. Morse
Lorne
Hig
Abraham EH. Hummel
Hummel
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Mattie Stusher
Cambria
Cardus
Isla Peat Emeeloe
Ladioe” Advisory
Chattaythings Madlitine Co
Ghitandiga, Tenn
Leach
Fee
Lin Venti
Sheenya
al Nueva
Ieapheiny
Nile
Teesis
Contin
Athlon
Girden Street
Menger Hotel
Laval Snateey
Go Wall
Croughout
HeLean & Mudge
Mees
Bexar
Alfred Sanner
Elite Hotel
Con Soledad
Aluiu Maga
John Loustanau
Samivle
Eania Fa
Amsex
CAFE
Mahrcke
Houstdénard St Mary's Streets
San Antonio
Texas
Culsins
L. Mahneke
Calways Oren Four Seasons
M. Eraly Prep
W. Com
New Fhane
Ole
Wexvom
E. Hertzberg Jewelry Co
Goticlanar
Fiedeelar
Say Aptonio
Russia
Wagner
Sheen
New, Yo
York
Tovenvie
Charles
W. .Morse
Aleby
Avery Fethie
Ehele Snat
Duevler
G. A. Duevler Mfg. Co
Alamo
Bottlebeer
Conan Losa
Pry
Lone Star Brewing
Compal
ST. Louis
Memphis
Salou Ein
Rae Townend
Athens
Maanenge Reale
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