Recruits Sworn In For Marfa Seventh Field Artillery
Approximately 150 recruits for the Seventh Field Artillery Maine will be sworn Sunday morning at Dodd Field Parl Sar Bourtan by Col James M Church. Recruits from the Sax Antonia and Houston districts are being prepared for disposition October 20, the first day of the recruiting campaign for the Marfa post.
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Feventp
Seventh Field Artillery
Maine
Dodd Field
Parl Sar
Bourtan
James M.chrirch
Eipath Gorpy
Sax
Antonia
Houston
Marfa
Stepito Lane
Pallas
San Antonio
Corny
Stair
Socieniel Churchill
Treasury position tightens amid varied receipts and deficits
The treasury reports receipts totaling 16,234,8132 with expenditures of 41396,005.60 and a balance of 1,498,465,3794. Customs receipts for the month reach 14,007,508.72, while fiscal year receipts total 1,120,192,287.8. Expenditures include 2,010,227,046.29 for emergencies, producing a deficit of 1,060,754,15082. Government assets show 0.542,207,092.97.
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Treasury
Ashington
Highway to nowhere the Belmerstroy scheme stalls
An account of a Soviet highway project marred by graft and inefficiency describes officials manipulating supply and cattle certs to favor a self serving dairy, while roads and bridges collapse under winter delays. Prison labor and punitive measures frame a broader push to shift labor to the White Sea canal project, with mass evacuations and brutal camp conditions.
Armored Reserve Officers Report for Fort Gam Houston Duties
Approximately five reserve officers reported at Fort Gam Houston Thursday for active duty with the Second division during annual field exercises at Camp Bullis. Fourteen officers of the 315th Medical regiment under Col C M Hendricks reported for active duty with the Second Medical regiment. Lieut Col Arthur C Kennedy headed eight reserve officers for the Twenty third infantry, with eight other infantry reserve officers in company grades for the Ninth infantry. Lieut Cal Cleveland D Sammons of Corpus Christi was senior officer among 12 quartermaster reserve officers for the division and post. Nine field artillery reserve officers reported to the Fifteenth Field artillery and two to the Twelfth Field artillery. Four reserve officers reported for duty with Second division headquarters and four more with the special troops.
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Fort Gam Houston
Camp Bullis
C. M. Hendricks
el Pass
Arthur C. Kennedy
del Rio
Twenty-third Infantry
Ninth Infantry
Cal
Cleveland D. Sammons
Corpus Christi
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Twelfth Field Artillery
Prisoners Form Columns for New Camp Transported by Rail
One by one transport columns of prisoners formed and left for a new camp. They walked about four hundred kilometers to Kotles, then were rail transported to the canal zone in the wilderness of Northern Karelia. Tea Be Continued. Copyt 1835. Longmans Green and Co. Distributed by King Fea Syn. juu.
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Moscow
Commissariat of Ways and Communications
White Sea
Belmorskoy
Gulf of Finland
Svirsky
Solovetsky
OGPU
Kogan
Penne Station
Belmerstroy
Belmetstroy
Syktyvkar-Penug
Tanal
Railraad
Jongive
Ita Ardars
The
OGEY
Pormal
Reljers
Renal Camps
Kotles
Karelia
Longmans. Green and Co
Fea Syn. Juu
Holden to Lead Army Roll Call
W Wy inode won the feeder of the army division of the American Red Cross in November. Ralph Durkee, roll cal chairman, announced Thursday plans for a county drive to fund relief for families of enslaved men as mandated by the Red Cross charter.
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W. Wy Inode
Army Division
Te American Red Crees
Ralph Durkee
Rol Cal
Plana Ar
Red Cross
T R a Birthday Will Be Observed
Plans for celebration October 27 of Theodore Roosevelt's birth are being made by a committee of Boy Scout commissioners headed by Ora J. Cohen. The event will be held at Mission Burial Park headquarters with committee members O. Scherlen Frank Judmaler G. Be Gell Moore and George P. Burnett on the program.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Boy Scout
Ora J. Cohen
Boy Scouts
Mission, Burial Park
0. Scherlen
Frank Judmaler
G. Be- Gell Moore
George P. Burnett
Bank Night draws under El Paso theater lottery curbs
City Attorney J Walker Murray ruled bank night prizes illegal. The Texas coordinated theaters offered a $400 prize next Tuesday and merchants pooled funds for a Friday night draw. Local officials clamp down on awarding money in these drawings.
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el Paso
Uxt
J. Walker Murray
Texas
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