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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
6
Ninety two U S factory branches are set up to cover the entire country. The move signals a nationwide expansion, with new facilities and distribution points announced across multiple states and regions.
A Cronin edited piece profiles Senator Reed Smoot of Utah and Wyoming’s Mondell, arguing they embody the new western influence on Washington. It details Smoot’s work ethic, rise to power on Capitol Hill, and roles on major committees, portraying him as efficient and central to government operations.
Dawes chaired inquiry into disabled veterans care, breaking records at the Capitol. The Dawes report advances the Legion program with centralized leadership, delegation to field offices, and funding for new hospitals to aid 10,000 in care and thousands more eligible for disability payments. Other committee members included F W Galbraith Jr, Franklin D’Ollier, Theodore Roosevelt Jr, Mrs Douglas Robinson, John L Lewis, and Milton J Foreman.
C L Dawson of Beach North Dakota rises from private in the Balloon Corps to department commander and national executive committee member of the American Legion. A University of North Dakota graduate, he served fifteen months at Fort Omaha and later clerked for the North Dakota legislature before his enlistment.
Irvin Femrite of Argonne post Des Moines outlines steps for ex servicemen seeking government land grants. Applicants must study land quality, inspect subdivisions personally, and prove good faith by residence and cultivation. Credit for Navy or Marine service reduces required residence. Arid and irrigated lands offer options, with costs detailed and offices located by state.
A Chadron Nebraska Bull Dowling Post publish note outlines the Americans Legion ideals. It urges unity among ex service members and clarifies aims as not political power but policies and solidarity. The statement references labor capital and veterans, inviting public view.
Boston man Ho RO Parker, a former Boston University student, battles a lung condition by living in a mosquito bar tent on the University of South Carolina campus. In a joint arrangement with Dr W S Currell he studies in the open, seeks recovery, and was once appointed by the American Legion to study state institutions for veteran vocational training. He urges other men with his ailment to pursue open-air life for health.
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