Life of Pershing chronicled by Cullom Ferrell
A detailed portrait traces John J. Pershing from his Alsatian ancestry to his rise as U S Army general. It covers his schooling at Normal, West Point, campaigns in Geronimo’s era, Cuba, the Philippines, and Mexico, leading to his 1916 promotion and pivotal role in coordinating Allied war effort in Europe.
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Federal plan for labor clearing house in San Antonio
San Antonio employers and U S Employment Service agreed to register workers at the service bureau before hiring. Federal Director W L Lewis urged universal adoption to track labor for war and civilian needs, noting transfers between essential and non essential jobs. The Main Plaza bureau has placed hundreds, aiding Texas in meeting a 14 240 war worker quota.
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Lodge Replies To McAdoo On War Revenue Bill
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts issued a reply stressing the Senate had six working days left on the $8,000,000,000 War Revenue Bill after Mr. McAdoo’s request and noting progress limits amid adjournment plans for a seven-billion-dollar Army Deficiency bill. In unrelated items, Dr. Frederick M. Bischoff of Irvington was sentenced to 20 years for plotting sabotage, with co-conspirators also imprisoned. A New York Federal court arraignment saw Col. H J Hirsel and others plead not guilty to conspiracy to defraud the government as trial nears. An at home tip offers an oatmeal bath remedy for irritated skin and a cheese cloth bag recipe.
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Lakewood High Girls Told to Ditch Silks for Simpler Dress
Lakewood Ohio Lakewood High School adopts resolutions urging girls to wear dark cloth skirts and white middy blouses to conserve fabrics and money. Principal Short supports moving away from party dress norms though some students resist. Six hundred sewing department students will devote time to Red Cross war work.
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