Concord physician Dr Robert Blood wins Army honors
Dr Robert C Blood of Concord New Hampshire national vice commander of the American Legion is decorated with the D C Croix de Guerre and a division citation for bravery. He rose from lieutenant to major, served as battalion medical officer with the One Hundred Third Infantry in France, and helped lead the Concord Legion post to become the state’s largest. He has held state executive roles and national posts since 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Thierry
Robert C. Blood
Concord
American Legion
D. C
Blood
New Hampshire
France
One Hundred Fourth Field Hospital
One Hundred Third Machine Gun Battalion
One Hundred Third Infantry
Chemin Des Dames
Dr Blood
Belleau Woods
Trugny
No. 9
Chatereaux
Red
Port of missing men and veterans listed by American Legion
The American Legion posts in Superior Wisconsin and nationwide issue notices seeking information on missing men including Bernard O Connell of 2002 Pennsylvania Ave Superior and multiple others. Details cover ages heights eye color and last known addresses with contact points at local posts and veterans bureaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legi Post
Superior
Wis
Bernard O'Connell
Pennsylvania
the Legion
May
New Orleans
New York
Detroit
Iast
O'Connell
John Giacoma
Twenty-third Engineers
Globe, Ariz
C C. Falres
Henry Berry
American Legion
Scrugham Elected Governor of Nevada
James G. Scrugham, a former national vice commander of the American Legion and champion of adjusted compensation, has won the governorship of Nevada. Born in Lexington Kentucky in 1880, he graduated from Kentucky State University and earned an engineering degree before becoming dean of Nevada’s Engineering College. He later served as state engineer and in Army artillery production roles.
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James G. Scrugham
American Legion
Nevada
Lexington
Aff
Scrugham
Ordnance Department
Washington
Darrell Dunkle
Legion
Reno
New
National Executive
Legion Booths Raise Funds Across Nation
American Legion posts and Auxiliary booths dominate field days and carnivals from coast to coast. The Brownshilde post Auxiliary in Buffalo sold out a pink lemonade and candy booth within hours, with proceeds funding care for sick and wounded veterans.
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Opéi
American Legion
The
Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Brownshilde
Buffalo
N. Y
Community Spirit Emphasized by Legion Leader
Perry Faulkner, commander of the Indiana department of the American Legion, urged that membership serves the greatest good for fostering community spirit and development. He called for unity and service to the public through ex-service organization channels.
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American Legion
Perry Faulkner
Indianasi Department of the
Tlon
Knitted Juvenile Fashion Accessories and Outerwear
Juvenile knitted apparel centers on accessories and waistline fastenings. The piece highlights bandana motifs, decorative clasps, and elaborate headdresses for outfits, with knitted salts for boys and decorative pieces for girls. It notes colors, trims, and protective woolen sets for children, emphasizing comfort and style.
Lesson summaries for December 31 religious review
A devotional collection outlines Luke based lessons on Jesus Christ. It lists topics from Christ’s mission to the world to His love courage and miracles with suggested lesson numbers and summaries such as John the Baptist announcing birth and Jesus birth in Bethlehem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Poloubet
Christ
John the Baptist
Zacharias
Jesus
Bethlehem
Janiah
Bove
Simon
Doctor Scott Denies Tag of Legion as Dying
Dr. Hugh Scott executive of the United States Veterans' Bureau denies remarks suggesting the American Legion is dying after President Harding vetoed the adjusted compensation bill. The denial, issued through Oklahoma Legion headquarters, is signed by Leon H. Brown. El Paso Texas Legion post members form a rifle club with Fort Bliss to supply rifles ammunition and trained range instruction.
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American Legion
Hugh Scott
United States Veterans' Bureau
Doctor Scott
New Orleans
Harding
Oklahoma
Department of the Legion
Leon H. Brown
Fur Trimmed Asses Featured In Ornate Jewelry Selections
The report describes fur trimmed accessories in gray and black, including felt navr and caracul or squirrel furs. Velvet pieces are embroidered with bright mimatat and edged with skunk or mole, with amethyst necklaces and bracelets forming a notable display.
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Anwar
Contrasting Material Frocks Dominate This Season
Fashion notes describe combination frocks as the prevalent trend this season with tailored frocks remaining a distinct style variation. The text contrasts fabric use and silhouette between combination and tailored designs seen in shops.
True Prayer and the Rise of Higher Spiritual Laws
The speaker foresees a shift from petitionary prayer to true prayer that seeks the highest spiritual good by conforming to universal laws. He argues that hope love gratitude aspiration reverence and dependence on a Higher Power remain enduring needs and sources of strength beyond personal frailty.
Quote about first dollar and collector on doorstep
A dialogue contrasts pride in keeping the first dollar earned with a sharper worry about a collector awaiting the next earnings. The exchange hints at financial pressure and personal prudence in a terse moment.
To the Point Sir Do you see anything ridiculous in my wig
A brief humorous exchange features a self aware line about a wig. The remark plays on appearance with a blunt punchline about the head. No other context is provided.
Women Find Joy Amid Quiet Conversations
A lighthearted remark notes that women feel best when several are chatting together, implying lively social gatherings and friendly camaraderie among friends.
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American Legion News
DR. Blood
Dr. R. C. Blood
Robert E Stanley
United States Veterans’ Bureau
San Francisco
Cal
Wilber Ellis
United States Navy
Isabel
Leaver Cole
W H Hundley
Charles H. Jones
Mademiceorps
United States Veterans’ Bureau Hospital
Fort Bayard
New Mexico
Alice Dodeon
Davidson Street
Indianapolis
van Buran Lamb, JR
Hartford
Conn
Frank Wsalina
Company
Pour Feld Artillery
Camp Stanley
Texas
M J Evanshaw
Fifth Street
Washington, D C
Lauren G. Higby
M.C
Army of Occupation
Coblenz
Mildred Herron
American Red Cross
Ottawa Street
Joliet AL
Walter Mohr
Laat
North Dakota
Louis Mohr
Tenth Street
Bronx City
Lowe
Harl Raymond Halbert
Quartermaster Corps
Fort Mason
Sing H
Cora Thacker
Conway
Edward G. Ronnigen
Fillmore County
Minnesota
Jessie
N D
G .Bergseth
Peterson
Minn
John T Bra Lord
One Hundred and Forty-fourth Infantry
Air Service
Love Field
Dallas
Tex
Noell C. Bradford
North
Akard Street
Dalles
Clarence Raymond Powers
Hoquiam
Wash
John Powers
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Cecil T Lavender
Bakersfield
Willam Irving Lavender
Lancaster
Frederick Pasch
Thirteenth Post
Brooklyn
Clarence W Bratten
Sumner Avenue
Virgil McLain
A. Blakesley
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Dawson Springs
Kyle
Virgil McClain
Toledo
McClain
Das
G. Scrugharn
Paris
Oliver Pwiss
God Children’s Specialty Shops
Oliver ‘Theist
Ing
Jack Frost
Tittle Sister
Geati, Tertcracke
Review
Luke
Jeaus
Legion Duck
AOS
Lea Cope Fey
Per Besinnln
Akatonal
Revo PO
Purwater
Chicago
Master Bak
Relin Grewes
Fremo
Ini Fisase
Ieee
Tate
Rial
Fletcher
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