Farm Hand Shot to Death as He Slept in Ohio Farm
Youngstown Ohio June 23 farm hand Max Iddings 27 living with Mr and Mrs Ben Sigel on Watson farm off Hubbard Road was shot to death while sleeping. Mrs Sigel heard the shot and found him dying. No motive given. The farm lies in Trumbull county across the Mahoning line. Iddings body taken to Warren. Police lack clues to identity of slayer. The killer used a revolver from about two feet away.
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Youngstown
Max Iddings
Ben Sigel
Watson Farm
Hubbard Road
Sigel
Idding
Trumbull County
Mahoning County
Sheriff's Office
Warren
Leave Ridgeville or face liquor trial judge orders
Sheriff E G Mathews and Judge W B Thompson ordered Angello Lovell of Ridgeville to leave the county for at least a year or stand trial on a liquor charge. Lovell, arrested Wednesday, pleaded not guilty and his trial is set for Saturday. The shutdown requires closing his Ridgeville business, turning over keys, and moving his family. The officials cited long-standing nuisance and cost to obtain evidence, hoping Ridgeville improves with his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
E. G. Mathews
W. B. Thompson
Common Pleas Court
Angello Lovell
Mathews
Lovell
Pielak Faces Fate After Tuesday Liquor Charge
Alex Pielak of West River Street, arrested Tuesday night on liquor transporting charges, will hear his fate from Mayor James A. Hewitt Saturday morning. He was found guilty of transporting a gallon of booze at 16th Street and West River. sentence was deferred. Mrs. Walter Michalki, also in the car, faced liquor possession charges but the case against her was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Pieclak
West River St
James A. Hewitt
Pielak
16Th St
Weat River
Walter Michalki
11Th Street
Angry man shoots girl in Shadeville tragedy ends in death
Shadeville Ohio report says Harold Bivens shot Miss Atna Stambaugh after she refused to accompany him to Columbia for the evening. The woman was wounded but will recover, and Bivens killed himself, witnessed by Miss Stambaugh’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadeville
Columbia
Harold Bivens
Atna Stambaugh
Bivens
Miss Stambaugh
Sarah
Atha
Mary name usage survey mentions two million women and girls
A historical note states that about two million women and girls in the country respond to the name Mary. The figures imply widespread use of Mary across regions and generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghewor
Mary
Notice to Motorists in Syria Vicinity
Lease is up and quick seating required. Fixtures and goods for sale at unseen locations. See our ad elsewhere. A-C STORES IB Street.
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Syria
Two Year Old Sets Basement Fire at Home
Douglas Jackson Jr., two, started a blaze by lighting rubbish in the basement of his parents’ home at 149 Brandston Avenue. Neighbors contained the fire with water before firefighters arrived. the incident ended with the boy, matches, and rubbish removed from the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Jackson, Jr
Douglas Jackson
Brandston Avenue
Jackson
Junior
Elyria Hospitality Noted for Cleveland Chamber Delegation
Mayor James A. Hewitt received an appreciation note this morning from A. M. Wecht, chairman of the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce production manager group, praising Elyria's hospitality during their Tuesday industry tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Industries
James A. Hewitt
A. M. Wecht
Snoozer the park alligator faces city life
The Florida alligator Snoozer, raised in the Everglades, was unsettled by urban bustle. After seeking refuge under a park fountain, he emerged today to sun himself on a raft in the pool, drawing attention from nearby observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snoozer
Florida Everglades
Park
Minor accident at Pioneer Days fireworks display
Elizabeth Wash of Elyria, 118 West River Street, sustained burns to her left leg from a rocket during the Pioneer Days fireworks display at the fairgrounds. She was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wash
Elyria Memorial Hospital
West River Street
Flyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Youth Held Over Bicycle Theft Case
A fifteen year old Elyria boy who allegedly stole a bicycle from Medina was taken into custody by police here last night. He is in the city jail and will be turned over to juvenile court authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Medina
Hollis Divorce Suit Filed in Elyria Court
Rosa Hollis of Elyria files for divorce from John Hollis in common pleas court claiming gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Married August 28, 1911, they have one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Hollis
Elyria
Common Pleas Court
John Hollis
Sweet peas bloom in garden report at 252 Harvard Avenue
T. F. Sellers of 252 Harvard Avenue told the Chronicle-Telegram that his garden showcases sweet peas in full bloom today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Sellers
Harvard Avenue
Chronicle-Telegram
Five Nations Join In Move To Rescue Arctic Trapped Men
In Spitzbergen a joint rescue effort forms as five nations mobilize for a perilous Arctic operation. Amundsen, Nobile, and Dietrichson among famed explorers named in the perilous search. Airplanes and icebreakers rush to reach the stranded crew after a day of mounting anxieties and failed contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Umberto Nobile
Roald Amundsen
Lief Dietrichson
Rene Guilbaud
Amundsen
Tromson
Nobile
Citta di Milano
Two Killed In Cleveland Crash
Two men died when an automobile with defective brakes plowed into a Cleveland railway work car last night. Stanley Malec age 25, the driver, and Edward Jonous age 24 were killed. Jonous wife was injured in the crash.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland Railway Company
Stanley Malec
Edward Jonous
Death Record of Sarah Ann Metcalf at Pittsfield Home
Sarah Ann Metcalf aged 91 years 7 months 12 days died yesterday at her son C D Metcalf’s home in Pittsfield after years of disability. Survived by four children Mrs J H Kellogg Conneaut C C Metcalf Elyria C D Metcalf Pittsfield and Clark Metcalf Pittsfield. Husband died four years ago their marriage lasted sixty two years. Services Sunday at 2 pm at the Pittsfield home with Rev Weaver of Wellington officiating and burial in Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ann Metcalf
C. D. Metcalf
Pittsfield
J. H. Kellogg
Conneaut
C.C. Metcalf
Elyria
City Acquires Tow Rope for Impounded Cars
Police Department officials announce a new tow rope obtained this morning to tow cars impounded under city law. The rope provides safer handling and prevents rope breakage when hauling vehicles to the pound south of city hall.
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City Hall
Scouts Seek $600 for 20 Acres Addition to Reserve
Wellington trustees begin pledges to raise 600 dollars to buy 20 additional acres at 30 dollars per acre for the Boy Scout reservation. Scoutmaster Franklin Jones and Everett Banick promote the drive, noting the Scouts’ community work and confidence the goal will be reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Boy Scouts
Franklin Jones
Everett Banick
Grand Lodge of I O C O F elects Ohio officers at Urbana
The Grand Lodge of I O O F in Ohio closes its Urbana session and installs elected officers from December district voting. Warren Grand Master John M. Giledhill and others take posts, with Charles R. Summer continuing as retiring Grand Master. New executive committee includes Past Grand Masters Neffner Bachter Bouck Souers Pontius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Clark
Warren
Fred H. W. Hahn
Toledo
John C. Hassler
Lisbon
Harry Y. Murray
Grand Inside Guardian
O. S. Ray. Hamden
Grand Herald
A. J. Sutton
Spencerville
Grand Messenger
Charles T. Cross
Columbus
George M. Neffner
New Vienna
Frank E. Slapaugh
Newark
A. ©. Bachter
Akron
Louis B. Bouck
Mt. Vernon
Loren E. Souers
Canton
A. H. Pontius
Ashtabula
Car Belonging To Judge C G Washburn Takes Fire
A light coupe owned by Judge C G Washburn of the court of appeals caught fire this morning on Middle avenue near Third street due to a short circuit in the wiring. Firemen from Central fire station extinguished the blaze before severe damage occurred while the judge was at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Washburn
Court of Appeals
Middle Avenue
Third Street
Central Fire Station
Judge Washburn
Court House
Tickets Drawn For Awards By Local Merchants
The possessor of 311-711 has a $500 prize if called before June 28. Mayor James A. Hewitt drew tickets at Ely Park for Lorain County Days prizes from Elyria merchants. Second prize $200 to 181-614, third $100 to 093-656. Various $20 and $10 prizes listed. unclaimed tickets may trigger alternate drawings on June 28 or July 5 with alternates 108-137, 228-096, 329-085 and others. No awards claimed at Board of Trade office yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Park
James A. Hewitt
Elyria
Lorain County
Elyria Board of Trade
Board of Trade
United States trails in producing standard map abare were
The passage notes the United States lags behind other nations in generating its abare standard map. It highlights concerns about planning, resources, and coordination affecting accuracy and timeliness in map production. Further details are sparse in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mansfield Team Faces Local Club At Fair Grounds
The Bostonian Club of Mansfield is scheduled to play the local team on the Fair Grounds Sunday starting at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Bostonian Club
Fair Grounds
Raing's Daughters to Meet Before Summer Vacation
The King's Daughters will meet next Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Fred Andrews. This will be the last meeting before the summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raing
Fred Andrews
Kiwanis Club Supports Scout Fund Dedication
At the weekly Kiwanis luncheon A G Reinhold of Wheeling and Lake Erie shared data on railroading. Leonard Coates won a $7 attendance prize. Kiwanis voted to donate $100 to the Boy Scout Fund now being raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
A. G. Reinhold
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Leonard Coates
The
Boy Scout Fund
Attendees at Norwalk Womans Foreign Missionary District Meeting
Miss Florence Starr Mrs T M Pfeiffer Mrs Nooney and Miss Lena Dirlam attended the Norwalk district meeting of the Womans Foreign Missionary Societies on Wednesday. Mrs Vandeusen of Lorain is district president of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Starr
T. M. Pfeiffer
Nooney
Lena Dirlam
Norwalk
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Societies
van Veusen
Lorain i
Missionary Addresses Local Group At Methodist Church
Rev Marmaduke Dodsworth spoke at a prayer meeting about his Malacca Straits work in the Malay Peninsula noting twenty churches established in six years. He praised the Woman's Foreign Missionary Societies for their splendid district achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmaduke Dodsworth
H. G. Earle
Malacca Straits Settlements
Methodist Church
Dodsworth
Woman's Foreign Missionary Societies
Joint social this evening at Miss Houghton home
Members of the Philathea Baracca and Homebuilders classes of the M. E. Sunday school will enjoy a covered dish supper at Miss Josie Houghton home. A splendid program after the supper hour has been arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea, Baracca
M. E
Josie Houghton
Indictment of Nine Cities Mortgage Directors in Ohio
Nine former directors of the defunct Cities Mortgage Co. in Columbus were indicted by the Franklin County grand jury on embezzlement charges tied to the company’s collapse. The group faces two counts over illegal dividends declared in 1927, with a separate $285,000 embezzlement charge against Querinjean, Smith, and Patterson related to a 1924 loan syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fomer
Cities Mortgage Co
Franklin County Grand Jury
Harvey C. Smith
C V. Trott
H. 5. Campbell
E. C. Bowman
J. W. Horner
C. G. Johnson
B. F. Carter
C. A. Walker
A. E. Querinjean
Querinjean
Smith
Ray I. Patterson
The
Horner
United States
John R. King
Patterson
Chester
Ohio National Bank
G. A. R. To Meet Next Year At Findlay
The Ohio division encampment adjourned in Lancaster Ohio and named officers for the Daughters of Union Veterans of Ohio Naomi Sellers of Columbus was elected senior vice-president Betty Schonhutt of Youngstown treasurer Lydia Palmer of Dayton was elected president Della Schille of Columbus is patriotic instructor Madge Ralston of Lima counsellor Rhea Snyder council of administration L. C. Penn of Mt. Vernon named department commander of the Sons of Union Veterans James H. Hughes of Cincinnati senior vice commander and H. G. Gibbony of Newark junior vice commander Findlay will host next year’s encampment
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Lancaster
Ohio
Lydia Palmer
Dayton
Daughters of Union Veterans of Ohio
Naomi Sellers
Columbus
Betty Schonhutt
Youngstown
Della Schille
Madge Ralston
Lima
Rhea Snyder
L. C. Penn
Mt. Vernon
Sons of Union Veterans
James H. Hughes
Cincinnati
H. G. Gibbony
Newark
Findlay
Studebaker and Pierce Arrow to Merge Report
Financial circles in Buffalo New York report the Studebaker corporation and the Pierce Arrow Motor Car Co nearing merger. The consolidation would form a fourth major auto company with assets around 160,000,900, joining General Motors Ford and Chrysler-Dodge in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Studebaker Corporation
Pierce Arrow Motor Car Co
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler- Dodse
Markets Update From Cleveland Produce Section
Cleveland markets list a range of prices for potatoes and poultry on June 22. Potatoes include branded Carolina and Virginia varieties with prices from 2.15 to 2.90 per unit, while poultry prices cover heavy and heat broilers, leghorns, heavy fowls, stock, old roosters and ducks with cents-per-pound ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Carolina
Virginia
Unchanged receipts and varied early market quotes across commodities
Receipts showing 9 464 tubs and 19 268 cases with egg firsts and ordinary firsts priced around 28 1 2 to 29 cents and 27 2 3 cents. Poultry alive steady with fowls at 23 cents and leghorn hens 16 1 2 to 17 cents. Potatoes receipts 37 cars, total US shipments 1 287 cars, market slow. Wheat No 4 mixed 1 37, corn No 2 mixed 95 to 102, oats No 3 white 66 71 4, barley 35 at 104, timothy and clover seed quoted, lard ribs bellies prices listed. Regional notes from Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Wisconsin, Idaho show mixed trading and dull market.
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United States
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Carolina
Wisconsin
Idaho
Minneapolis Grain Prices June 22 1926 Market Report
The Minneapolis grain report lists FLOUR at 10 cents higher in carload lots with shipments totaling 31,905 barrels. BRAN quoted at 30 to 30.50. WHEAT cash No 1 northern 1.37 1/8, July 1.37 4/8, Sept 1.38, Dec 1.40 3/8. No 1 red durum 1.22 1/4 to 1.23 1/4. CORN No 3 yellow 98 to 99c. OATS No 3 white 63 1/8 to 66 1/2c. FLAX No 1 2.32 237 1/2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Toledo Livestock Market Report June Hosed Prices
Toledo Ohio June 22 receipts show market strength with hogs higher by 10 to 15 cents. Heavies 10.50 to 10.75, mediums 10.65 to 11.00, Yorkers 10.50 to 11.00, good pigs 8.75 to 9.50. Cattle receipts high, market steady. Calves light, market slow for sheep and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Cleveland Livestock Market Report June 22
Hogs receipts 1600 market steady with some higher quotes. Prices listed for various weight ranges from 90 to 350 pounds. Packing sows $8.50 to $8.75. Cattle receipts 100 calves 150, cattle slow, calves strong. Be
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Syndicate Forms to Buy City Mortgage Property in 1924
A report recounts that through December 9 1924 two syndicates moved to acquire the First Joint Stock Land Bank Co. property held by Cities Mortgage Co for 350000 dollars. Chester states 850000 dollars was deposited with Cities Mortgage Co and Quertinjean allegedly took 2865 007 and paid off notes issued by the A E Quertinjean Co to Ohio National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Joint Stock Land Bank Co
Cities Mortgage Co
Querinjean
A. E. Quertinjean Co
Ohio National Bank
Oberlin Council Advances Orchard Street Sewer Plan
Oberlin village council approved a resolution of necessity for a sewer on Orchard Street following two nights of discussion tied to the Dairy Man Milk Co. settlement and potential land sales by the Bradys. A five year bond of 360 dollars was authorized to cover the Brady share, with plans to advertise the bond sale and continue work on the White Way lighting project via Ohio Electric Power. The next meeting is set for July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Orchard Street
Dairyman Milk Co
Orchard
East Lorain Streets
Edwards
East Lorain Street
Bradys
Karl F. Geiser
Ohio Electric Power Company
White Way
Aged Man Dies and Funeral Set for Tomorrow
William Fleming Robinson aged 96 of North Professor Street passed away last night at his home at 4 p.m. He is survived by several children four of whom have gone through college in Oberlin and many grandchildren. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 4 o'clock at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fleming Robinson
North Professor Street
Oberlin
Oberlin College Summer Enrollment Declines to 171
Enrollment for Oberlin college summer session reached 171 yesterday, about forty fewer than last summer, with several registrations still pending. Officials do not expect the 1928 summer totals to be matched this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
Miss Klotz to Wed Classmate Tomorrow
Miss Tennie Marie Klotz daughter of Mrs James Klotz of 151 North Professor Street will marry Everett Whiting That cher in the First church tomorrow. Both are Oberlin College 1926 graduates. Miss Klotz has taught at Napoleon High School. Mr Thatcher, son of the late Dr Thatcher, is a Purdue University physics faculty member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennie Marie Klotz
James Klotz
North
Professor Street
Everett Whiting Thatcher
Oberlin College
Miss Klotz
Napoleon
Thatcher
Purdue University
Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Comings
Mr and Mrs A G Comings celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a dinner at the Oberlin Inn. The couple has spent most of their fifty years in Oberlin with both graduates of the local college class of 1877. He later ran Comings Book Store on West College Street for forty years and has been active in community organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Comings
Oberlin Inn
Mrs. Comings
Oberlin
Ife
Mr. Comings
Bus
Comings
West College Street
College Town
Mra
Pythian Sisters Hold Pot Luck Supper and Meeting
Fred J Hall of Winter Park Florida is in town briefly on business. Mr and Mrs A King of Winter Haven Florida visit Mr and Mrs HB A Stevetts at 74 North Park Street before heading to their farm home in New York state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J Hall
Winter Park
Florida
A. King
Winter Haven
HB. A. Stevetts
North Park Street
New York State
Big game day for hospitalized children at Riverview Park
On Sunday June 24 hospitalized disabled children will be guests of honor at a charity ball game at Riverview Park. Elyria Base Ball Club provides music and the Wooster Club, a college star lineup with a sought after catcher, will oppose. Children travel from 2:30 pm. game starts 3:00 pm with a large grandstand section reserved for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverview Park
Elyria
Ohio
Wooster Club
James Marlow Pleads Guilty in Reckless Driving Case
James Marlow, indicted by the grand jury for reckless driving, appeared before Judge W B Thompson in common pleas court and changed his plea from not guilty to guilty. He was fined fifty dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
W. B. Thompson
Common Pleas Court
Farewell Dinner For Byrd On July 25
A farewell dinner honoring Commander Richard E. Byrd will be held July 23 to mark his departure on the South Pole expedition. The event will be broadcast by radio to Europe and South America, allowing a global audience to follow the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard FE. Byrd
South Pole
Europe
South America
Lorain Priest Visits State Education Head
State education director John L. Clifton said a conference with Rev. D. A. Niekarek of Lorain was personal and not about Lorain schools. The state offices closed for a half day for a state worker picnic and the meeting occurred at a local hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
John L. Clifton
D. A. Niekarek
Lorain
State Department of Education
Clifton
Father Mielearek
Fire chief’s car nears 30000 mile milestone
The red car of fire chief W. N. Bates today approached the 30 000 mileage mark. Since 1920 this car has traveled to hundreds of fires in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Bates
Copeland named judge in Auglaize County
W T Copeland Democrat of Wapakoneta appointed by Governor Donahey to fill the Auglaize County common pleas court seat left by the late Judge C A Stueve. Canton liquor violators George Ciarco and Gust Raptis pardoned. Ciarco must be deported after serving fines. Raptis pardoned due to tuberculosis illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
W. T. Copeland
Wapakoneta
Donahey
Auglaize County
Common Pleas Court
C. A. Stueve
Columbus, CO
George Ciarco
Gust Raptis
Canton
Stark County
Clarco
Raptis
Falcon Motors Hand Fox Furnace In Y Industrial League
Falcon Motors defeated Fox Furnace 7 8 in a feature Y industrial playground league game yesterday evening. It was Fox Furnace’s first defeat and left Falcon Motors and Steel and Tubes as the league’s two undefeated teams. Each side scored three in the opening inning with Falcon strongest late, adding three more runs in the final stanza. In another game at Richwine Field Western Automatic beat Lorain S T Co 12 9 as early runs held up before a late Bankers rally. Lineups and summaries follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falcon Motors
Fox Furnace
Y” Industrial Playground
Sunbeam
Falcon Motors and Steel and Tubes
Falcon
Richwine Field
Western Automatic
Lorain Ctr. S. & T. Co
Church Playground Baseball Opens Tonight
The YMCA Church Playground league begins with two games at 6 30. The Baptist team faces Church of Christ at Franklin field and St Andrews plays First Congregationalists at Richwine field. Rain postponed two games from last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M C. A. Church Playground
The
Baptists
Church of Christ
Franklin Field
St. Andrews
Richwine Field
MacFarlane Leads Open Championship at Olympia Fields
Willie MacFarlane, the 1925 national open champion, took the lead in the current tournament at Olympia Fields with a 147 aggregate after a 28 and 36 today, following a 65 yesterday. Al Watrous, from Grand Rapids, shown strong prospects with an aggregate of 162 after today’s 75, eyeing final rounds on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia Fields
Chicago
Willie MacFarlane
Bobby Jones
MacFarlane
Willie
al Watrous
Grand Rapids
Watrous
Military Strategy Taught by Motion Pictures in Paris Polytechnic
At the Poly technique School of Paris instructors have begun using motion pictures to teach military strategy. The method leverages film to illustrate tactics, logistics, and command decision making for students preparing for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polytechnic School of
Paris
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