Pershing Policies Questioned In March Book
General Pershing’s war policies are sharply criticized by wartime chief of staff General Peyton C. March in his forthcoming book The Nation at War. March says he saved millions by halting troop deployment after November 7, 1918 and accuses Pershing of seeking independent control and demanding a rubber stamp for home staff. He recounts Hoover incident and notes Hoover admitted error after March corrected him.
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Pershing
Peyton C. March
March
France
Maren
Poch
Beker
Badis
War Department
Stiff
Bief
Steffi
Centrol
Hoover
Merch
Herbert Troover
Washingan
Open Forum Letters Debate Gum Antonio Tech Dress Norms
Open Forum letters debate school life at Gum Antonio Tech. writer recalls San Antonio school girls' attire, disputes claims of decline in dress standards, notes past Main High fashions, and mentions German courses at Brack Fordige High.
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Gregory Balas
Gum Antonio ‘Tech
Hells
San Antonio
Srina Main
Seige
Brackforidge High
Main
Thomas Jefferson
Main High
M.S. FL
Citizens Demand Fair Pay for Firemen and Police
A taxpayer voice in the city urges a rallying of citizens and business leaders to demand standardized salaries for the fire and police departments. He warns of long-term financial strain on families and calls for potential elections to secure better pay and support.
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Jose
Wun
Dhin
Mass death by own action at Rideau Canal
In Ottawa Ontario a World War II veteran gathering ended in a mass attempted suicide by intoxicated ex-service men on the Rideau Canal near Parliament Hill. Police say ten men were involved. six remained in custody, two named veterans Daniel McLean and Don Claree reportedly leaped into the canal. McLean led the group and both bodies were recovered after the canal was drained.
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Ottawa
Ont
Rideat Cal
Parliament Hill
Daniel McLean
Don Claree
Black Watch Imperiale
McLean
Chesterfield Cigarette Ad Promotes Blending and Quality
An advertising piece highlights a machine producing 750 Chesterfields per minute and emphasizes tobacco selection, ageing, curing, and blending. It claims Chesterfields are milder and tastier, urging listeners to try a package. The ad references a radio program airing nightly except Sunday on a Columbia coast network.
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Chesterfield Radio
Columbia Coast-T-Conal Network
Tampico Power Strike Draws Thousands In Mexico
In Tampico thousands of homeowners merchants and industrial plants joined a strike protesting electric power and lignite rates. Officials said the city would remain neutral as the conflict with the Tampico Power company continued.
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Mexico City
Tampico Today
Tampico Power Company
Court Rules on Aly Mayor In New York Case
New York Supreme Court Justice John McGrehan rules Mayor Joseph V McKee will stay in office until January 1 1934 and no mayoral election will be held this year The decision upholds McKees claim that his suit sought the remainder of James J Walker s term An appeal is expected to be taken to the Court of Appeals by Tammany Hall and others arguing an election must occur this year
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New York
Joseph V. McKee
Supreme Court
John McGrehan
McKee
James J.walker
Walker
Court of Appeals
Tammany Hel
Legion Official Urges Stronger Air Forces for U S
Gat W E Easterwood Jr of Dallas newly elected national vice commander of the American Legion arrived in Los Angeles and urged strengthening the U S army and navy air forces as a vital defensive measure. He praised American leadership and noted that 98 percent of all American veterans of World War I feel the same.
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Legion
U.S
Los Angeles
United States Army
Navy
W. E. Easterwood Jr
Dallas
American Legion
William Randolph Hearst
Count von Rosen injures in horse throw mishap
Count Clarence von Rosen of Sweden is in severe condition after facial injuries from a horse throw. The Sept 21 report from Milburn, US, notes the accident occurred during a riding incident and health status remains critical.
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Milburn
Clarence von Rosen
Sweden
Gronau Makes Hall of Fame Stop in Kagoshima
German aviator Wolfgang von Gronau and crew, famed for around the world flight, landed in Kagoshima Japan today after a leg from Nagoya. Beettl e-Capt. Kagoshima press notes his inclusion in the hall of fame.
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Gronau
Kagoshima
Japan
Beettle
Wolfgang von Gronaus
Gertonn Flier
Nagoya
You Can Be Well by Enriching Blood With Yeast Iron Copper
Advert reads that iron copper yeast vitamins boost vitality and health. It promotes Vitalin Compound or Vitamin G for faster strength, clearer skin, and better digestion. Claims include safer, inexpensive treatment with a 50 cent price and a guarantee of improvement within a week.
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Franin
Sol Wortle
Estefeld
Tampico
ALY
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