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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1918

Page

7

U S Railroad Men Amaze The French In France

American railroad men explain dual system operation to French observers, detailing car record keeping, gravity switching known as humps, and rapid yard clearance. They describe ports, car ferries between England and France, and high pay for officers, with key figures including Brig. Gen. Atterbury and Col. McCrea guiding the system.

France Amertrans England Wales Jersey City Manhattan Island United States W. W. Atterbury Pennsylvania Ano Attertury

Scarcity of Yarn Affects Red Cross Distribution

Washington October 19 Red Cross headquarters advised workers not to distribute knitted articles directly to drafted men. Instead yarn and finished items will be funneled through the Red Cross for camp and overseas recipients, not handed out individually.

Washington Red Cross

Arizona man honored at farm congress and expo

In Kansas City Missouri on October 19 the International Soil Products Expositions and the International Farm Congress combined events. Andrew Kimball of Thatcher Arizona and Whart Grunwald of Denver were elected vice presidents.

Kansas City International Farm Congress Andrew Kimball Thatcher Arizona Whart Grunwald Denver

Arizona miners urged to own homes through new company programs

Arizona mining firms vow to raise wages and ease living costs for 40000 workers. They expand housing utilities, offer family relief funds, and establish installment plans to buy homes, with some camps providing favorable terms to workers who save and pay on time.

Arizona Warren

Movement for Farms for Soldiers Endorsed by Interior Secretary

Franklin K. Lane, secretary of the interior, endorses a nationwide plan to provide farms for returning soldiers. In a telegram read at the International Farm Congress in Kansas City, Lane urges approval of the plan as a new venture in reclamation work. He says the veterans will seek peace and work, proposing homes built on unused lands after the war.

American Transportation Headquarters Trin Central Records Office Associated Press Kansas City Franklin K. Lance Secretary of the Interior International Farm Congress Congress Lane Snock France Perlin Bowman Nogales

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