Omaha OES sessions May 11 18 in city
Nebraska news briefs cover OES sessions in Omaha May 11 to 18, local war on speeders, frost losses for orchardists, farm births, adult supervised play trials at Fremont, and various Nebraska events from Ak-Sar-Ben races to state capitol plans and weather impacts. Names include Fremont York Omaha Callaway Beatrice. multiple towns and institutions cited.
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Omaha
Fremont
York
John Hassa
Callaway
University of Nebraska
Platta Valley
Herbert Senter
Knights Templar
Nebraska
Omaha Country Club
Lyman
Burlington Railroad
Farmers State
Venango
Inez Ballard
Firth Mills
Genere
Hitchcock County
Culbertson
Lions Club of
Fullerton
Nance County
Millie Lambert
Larence Lambert
Palmer
Grand Island
John O’connor
Hastings
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
United States
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Masonic Temple
Ak-Sar-Ben
Viajuana
Franklin
Nebraska G. A. R
State Capitol
Ulysses S. Grant
August Kremlacek
Farwell
State Capitol Commission
Wilber
Blue Valley Drive
Otoe County
Benjamin C. Bobbit
Beaver City
Christian Church
Unadilla
Beatrice
Omaha Poultry Association
American Fantam Association
Amnual
Melberta
John Swan
C. A. Fulmer
Falls City
Arnold
Chappell
Irwin Cook
Alfred Cook
Missouri River
Newcastle
Nebraska Speed Association
Kearney
McCook
Lincoln
Aurora
Williams
Supreme Court
Gaga County
Cortland
Blue Springs
Filley
Beaterice
Jefferson County
Stella Asche
William Asche
Stella
B. E. Blackman
Nebraska Historical Society
Hax
Arbor Lodge
Nebraska City
Friend
Lynn Rasmussen
Thurston
Rasmussen
South Dakota
Mnnesota
Iowa
May
E. F. Barbour
University of
Stibolt Rebuilds Life After World War I Injuries
Noble Stibolt, wounded by a shell fragment on Sept. 12 1918, survived forty leg wounds and now works as inspector for American Surety Co of New York City. He credits the American Legion and government rehabilitation efforts for his and others’ successful return to civilian life.
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Noble Stibolt
Huwv
American Surety Company
New York City
Stibolt
St. Mihiel
Lfe
Stibelt
North Shore
American Legion
Chicago
Indianapolis
Plans for Monuments Laid Before Congress
American Legion plans for a $3,000,000 program to beautify cemeteries and erect monuments marking major overseas operations. The commission, led by Gen. John J. Pershing and Allied veterans head Thomas W. Miller, seeks tablets at headquarters sites and memorials for army and naval actions in Italy and surrounding waters.
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American Legion Battle Monuments Commission
Congress
American Legion
Washington
United States
Italy
Legion
Harmon Playgrounds Awarded to Numerous Cities
The Harmon Foundation granted playgrounds to many cities nationwide through local American Legion posts. Dillon and Marion in South Carolina are the latest recipients, with posts leading the effort after the foundation announced about 50 awards. Over 1,000 applications were received across the United States.
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Harmon Foundation
American Legion
Dillon
Marion
S. C
United States
Patience Is a Virtue in Wartime Home Front Humor
A brief American Legion Weekly snippet jokes about wives enduring long nights waiting for husbands, with lines praising patience as their spouses work late and manage duties at home. The quip reflects wartime life and domestic resilience.
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American Legion Weekly
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Cornhusker News
OUR Comic
Willie
Western Newspaper Union
Mickie
Lee Seth Awer
Suchrie
American Legion News Service
Harmon