Signal Corps faces staffing crisis threatens radio network
Major General Saltzman reports critical shortage of enlisted and non commissioned officers in the Signal Corps. He urges more recruits and higher non commissioned ratings to operate and maintain the government radio and telephone system serving nine corps areas and supporting essential national communications.
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Washington
Signal Corps
C. Me K Saltzman
Secretary of Wars
Ofer Tro
Saltzman
Unclear OCR item about crime arrest in CrestOne county
Fragmentary report mentions a sheriff arrest and a mill owner named Gus in a late November incident. No clear events, names, or locations are fully legible.
Revelations of a Wife notes and a torn postal card mystery
A narrating wife confronts clues about Hugh Grantland's disappearance and a torn postal card. Lee Chow, Sunny Powell, and Misses Graham maneuver around hidden names and orders to uncover the truth, with Tangled loyalties and new directions toward Tyndan and Fasar Powell.
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Lee Chow
Slissee Underwood
Berny Powell
Braton
Hugh Granuland
Lee Chen
Powell
Hugh Grantland
Mall
Lea Chow
Sunny Powel
Aneighboring
Hugh Grantlard
Graham
Khnoshrgh
de Ofton
Tyndan
Groner
Missee Graham
Fanny Fewell
Hugh Granland
Littan
Lee Chon
Grantland
Tordan
Fasar
Sheriff Roughs Up Plan to Seize Funds
A fragment describes a sheriff allegedly proposing to obtain money by seizing men, followed by an arrest.
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Sherif
Fox Pelt Sparks Quirky Greenville Court Case
In Greenville Ohio a bizarre case ends after a fox caused issues for hunters Wittard Parent Ira Warvel. A jury awards the pelt to Parent valued despite minimal animal worth. The episode centers on hunting, a dead fox and a local constable handling the settlement.
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Greenville
Wittard Parent
Ira Warvel
Parent
Warvel
Ariel
Wellesley Girls Adopt New Animale Pastime At College
Wellesley College students entertain between classes by crafting grotesque fabrications of animals and personages. They paint and stuff these figures to fit playful or sentimental themes, a quirky campus trend noted in reports from Wellesley Massachusetts.
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Wellesley
Mass
Eed Farr
Wellesley College
1924 Korea death tolls total murders and accidents
The 1924 figures show 4 942 killed by murder or accident in Korea, down 847 from the prior year. Cides numbered 1 853, with the age distribution unclear from the fragment.
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Korea
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Hal Kiter
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Revel & Doreen
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