Training 350000 Officers For Vast Army
The American Army plans a vast officer expansion with multiple routes to commissions. New officer training schools will recruit from the ranks, inductees, and volunteers, including those with leadership potential and nonessential-occupation exemptions. A specialist corps by Dwight F. Davie offers admin and technical duties with flexible physicals and civil service pay scales.
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Mattsburgh
Mattshiurgh
Plattsburgh
Betty
Dwight F. Davie
Secretary of War
Uncle Sam
War-Time Diversions In War Effort Must Subordinate Leisure
The President clarifies that recreation must yield to the war effort yet can ease strain within reasonable limits. Americans have accepted restrictions on sports and entertainment as necessary, with racing suspended on the West Coast and motor car sales curtailed. If arts and leisure provide relief without hampering victory, they remain worthwhile, from baseball to light comedies.
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Roosevelt
California
Wall
Inspiration To Every American Awards Medals and Citations Readied
A wartime honors note lists 62 medals and 272 citations for officers and men of Pearl Harbor and Wake Island, praising acts of courage and duty. It mentions an officer’s wife aiding in a field hospital fire, a naval commander guiding ships to safety, and a telephonist sustaining service amid infernal machine sounds aboard a doomed battleship.
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Heceian
Pearl Macher Amd
Waketeland
Anyi
Wead Harker
Faust
Wake
Antaf
Japan’s War Preparations Evidence in Bombing Campaigns
An analysis cites Japan’s rising military activity and armament, noting extensive production of fighter planes and bombers. It describes repeated air raids on Chungking and Yangtze targets, with limited infantry advances. The piece argues the raids served to train bombing crews and test capabilities.
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Japan
Tokyo
Chungking
Dapan
Yangtse
Chaneking
Axa
Isitere Peneratn
Pepe
Inflation quarrel and farm bill loom in Washington
Washington insiders chase inflation cures and farm policy battles as Baruch warns Roosevelt to curb profits and wages, while labor costs rise for farmers. Cabinet shifts and defense housing probes ripple through the capital amid intrigue on foreign postings and administration staff.
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Washington
Sage
Bernie Baruch
Long Azat
Leon Henderson
Baruche
Fed
Baruch
War Industries Board
Congtess
Aow
Roosevelt
Anniversaries and notable figures listed from era
A scanned fragment lists anniversaries and notable figures including Jerichy Hicks a Quaker preacher born in New York and died February 37, 1030, and Thomas M. Drown of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology era. It mentions William Jennings Bryan born Salem and died July 26, 1978, and a French colonists note about Gatlinus Virginia. It covers Central Railway and Liberia grants, the USS Oreron, daylight savings adoption, and Standley naval maneuvers provoking Russia concerns. The item spans multiple figures, places, dates, and events with mixed precision.
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Eilas Hicks
Jerichy
N.Y
Ieader
New York
Diet
George Sterebert Palmer
Jared Harvard Philsopher
Manut Feters
Boston
Thomas M. Drown
Masssachuisette Institute of
Techined
Questient
Lehigh
Vaiv
Bern Andover
Mars
Davenport
Lew
Ty D
David Tadd
Amherat Valleze
Mass
Jake Tidge
Ise -William Jennings Bryan
Ste Ser
Salem
Ian
Gatlinus
Otie
Mexandria
Uwlinwis Central Railway
BAA
Savannah
Liberia
USS
Oreron
Spain
San Francisco
Florida
Panama Canal
U. S
Bassaddor
Russia
Rae
Standies
Navcons
Far Pacific
jLetters
Congress
Navy Department
Japan
Inventions reshape a harbor fortress and warplanes rise
A faded scene describes a granite tower replacing a wrecked lighthouse at Minat's Ledge, amid colossal waves. It notes a French origin plane mounting a synchronized machine gun by Anthony Fokker, marking a leap in air combat concepts and propeller defenses.
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Lover
Minat's
Exbward Rowe Stew
Boston
Anthony Fokker
Treaty Rejected as Versailles Sows Global Ripples
The Senate rejects the Treaty at Versailles amid a flood of era era biographical notes and a daily horoscope column. Notable figures named include Maj. Gen. Sosenh Wo Stibeell, Florita birthplace, and Florence P. Kahn of San Francisco. The column blends political news with personal histories and a religious meditation on using one’s gifts.
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Sosenh Wo Stibeell
LL. A
Chiang Kai-Shik
China
Ior Florita
Frank Hellanca
New York
Maly
Azn
Robert
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