Railroads Mobilize For War Effort Across Nation
The piece praises American railroads mobilizing for wartime needs. It cites hundreds of thousands of employees and carloads of coal and materials moved to cantonments and embarkation points. It notes shipments to France and England, the building of ships, and the rail network’s role in transporting soldiers and supplies via major routes from New York to Chicago and beyond. The article urges citizens to support railroads’ war work.
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America
Eples
Exrape
Washington
National Army
Juchea
New York
Chicago
Bvanston
Linc
Rell
Atlantic Seaboard
France
Campe and
Porle
National Guard
National Army Campa
Shipping Board
Alani
Gulf
England
Italy
Mey Delenns
Los Angeles
Heaths
Montana
Weber county farm bureau session outlines 1938 plans
The Weber county farm bureau held a two session meeting, morning and afternoon, with women led by Edna Ludwig organizing the countywide conven tion at the court house. Officers to be elected include president vice president secretary treasurer and directors with no nominations yet. Discussions covered project progress and 1938 plans including crop contracts for 1918 era and independent policy stance pending action. Germany raids on London and other targets reported. official notes say damage details incomplete but planes returned safely.
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Weber County Farm Bureau
Misa Edna Ludwig
Court House
Newt
Bircan
Regent
Carness
Bureau
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