Nebraska News Roundup Brightens Lincoln to Omaha
A Seward Rotary club forms as district conference set for Omaha on April 2 and 3. Nebraska Legislature ends April 1 after short session. Various local events include Creighton stadium fund surpassing 75000, John McCormack concert April 13, and prairie fires near ONeill and Wilbur Sim farm.
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Rotary Clubs
Omaha
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Paul Dupertus
Torrington
Junjate
Covent
Creighton University
Canaha
U.ragan
Fairfield
John McCormack
Mike Allen
Bridgeport High School
O'Neill
York
Lincoln
State Bank
Angora
Bank Guaranty Fund
Kirk Griggs
Child League of America
Wilbur Sim
Nebraska City
Floyd C. Harwood
Yale University
University of Nebraska
Bridgeport
Representative Hall
McMullen
Publc Health Service
Pawnee County
DuBois
Coryell
du Bois
Baker School
Otoe County
Albion High School
Wich
Citizens Military
Des Moines
Fort Snelling
Leavenworth
Seventh Corps
Regular Army
Rae
Omaha Izaak Walton Leaguers
Ashland
Esther Bloom
J. C. Jenkins
Carlson Rendered Service in Russia
After the 1918 breakup of the Russian government allied forces faced a grave threat in Archangel north Russia. The Three Hundred Thirty-ninth infantry suffered 553 casualties including 109 KIA as US troops occupied Archangel to curb German use and protect supplies. Commander Albert B. Carlson later led the North Dakota American Legion and helped pass veteran aid laws.
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Archangel
Russia
United States
Three Hundred and Thirty-ninth Infantry
Albert B. Carlson
North Dakota
Minot Wholesale Grocery Company
American Legion
Carlson
Tle
William G. Carroll
Minot
Install Radio Outfits in Veteran's Hospitals
Veterans Bureau hospitals will be equipped with radio outfits. Frank T. Hines reports 47 hospitals already have radio installed or near completion. Experiments show radio adds valuable therapy and recreation for disabled patients, with flexible listening options for individuals.
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Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion
Frank T. Hines
Bureau
Legion
Rev Father Bellamy Chosen State Legion Chaplain
Rev Father Bellamy will succeed Dr J A Clark as state chaplain of the New York department of the American Legion. Clark resigned due to ill health. Bellamy's active work had positioned him for the role, and he supported Clark’s nomination previously despite Catholic Protestant considerations.
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Father Bellamy
New York
Clark
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