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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1913

Page

4

Army and Navy Eye Aviation Centers and Officer Promotions

The War Department plans aviation centers in the United States Philippines Hawaii and Panama with initial units at Fort Sam Houston Texas and San Diego to train crews. Congress must fund construction while officers push for selection-based promotions and foreign training programs for officers in France Germany and Aldershot.

George P. Scriven Army Secretary of War Congress Scriven United States Philippines Hawaii Panama Canal Zone Fort Bam Houston San Antonio Tex Canal Zone Sam Houston College Park Texas Post San Diego Cal Fort Sam Houston United States’ Army Rheima France Thomas Dew. Milling Fifteenth Cavalry Germany Great Britain Switzerland

Warning on raw milk dangers and pasteurization

Parents and invalids are urged to ensure farm cleanliness during milking and healthy workers, with pure rinse water and prompt cooling. Raw milk risks include tuberculosis, scarlet fever, typhoid, and other intestinal diseases. pasteurization protects nutrition and digestibility, whether at the farm or at home, with near boiling heating and cooling.

Navy orders suspend Marine Corps construction in key yards

Navy reports indicate Secretary Daniels ordered a temporary pause on all Marine Corps construction at Boston Philadelphia and the Isthmus of Panama as part of a proposal to concentrate marines on the Atlantic coast at Pensacola Fla. The measure would withdraw marines from naval yards stations and canal defense posts though approval by the secretary was not yet announced and opposition exists among many naval officers.

Beaqgoast Coast Artillery Corps Ft 18 Benton Marine Corps Ancon Hil Canal Lane Epes Boston Navy Yard Philadelphia Navy Yard General Board of the Navy Panama Canal Pennsylvania Plis Navy Congress Daniels Boston Philadelphia Panama Beiuy Atlantic Seaboard Fave Yard Pensacola Fie Navy Yards Canal Zone William F. Fullam

Boy Patriot 15 Sent Home From Washington

Fred Waldren aged 15 from 277 Eighth Avenue New York ran away in search of Uncle Sam enlistment. He appeared at police headquarters using the name Anderson and claimed to be an orphan. Judge Willam H DeLacy remanded him to his mother with his story of patriotism questioned and the boy returned home at the station’s end.

Fred Waldren Eighth Avenue New York Washington Willam H. DeLacy Favohiite Uncle Sam Waldron Anderson Marine Corps Judge DeLacy

Wilson Frees A Convict Carter Freed By President Wilson

Walter Carter, a Black man convicted at Albany Georgia on June 22 1911 of stealing a letter containing a check and sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary. He was granted his freedom yesterday by President Wilson after ruling the sentence was unusually severe. Carter has served two and a half years of the term.

Walter Carter Albany, Ga Fenitentiary Wilson Carter

Naval Orders Mixed Movement Of Officers Across Ports

A garbled dispatch lists several naval officers being reassigned or detached to various commands and duties, with arrivals at multiple ports including Denver, Gloucester, Savannah, and Newport. The fragmentary text references executive officers, staff assignments, and movements between Washington, San Francisco, and foreign harbors, without clear dates or completions.

Denver Giyriad Maryland Turédni Harbor Mayflower Washington Ammen Burrows Patterson Tippe Gloucester Savannah Héléna Hankow Raleigh Anacolles Santaa Kota Ventura Calfee Draytod mcCalt Iding Terry Poemport Maat Jenkinning Fanning Cape May G. J Alshama Newport Greenport Louisiana Bristol Michigan Quiltey Pett Iroquois Saturn Buffalo Island Alert Prantisco Patapsco Frogincetown Fapolobampo Guaymd Charleston Marblehead San Francisco Santa Crus Cal Paturents New York Yard Gardiners Bay Wland Bfterton Adacortee Wash Baku Provinctow Jarvis Greehport Long Island H. I Hopfeins Santa Barbara San Diego Ful Mare Island Annapolis Topolobampo Marriend Totedni Harbor Aussie Kachemak Bni Alaeba

Mining the Air The Latest Plan for Aerial Defense

A historical survey traces flight from Daedalus to balloons to wings and jets, highlighting key inventors from Godwin to de Guizman and Blanchard. It argues real progress arrived with balloon and Wright brothers, leading to biplanes, Zeppelins, hydroplanes, and questions about military use and defenses.

Eward Monesitter de Guama Francois Blanchard Pathino Placencia Degen Ernest Bazin Liliential Chanute Langley Wright Brothers Atlantic

Leaves of Absence and Duty Changes for Army Officers

Summary lists leaves of absence for Majors Croxton McCorh Chawford Muhlenberg and Lt McGinness, with several officers detailed or reassigned in the Ordnance and Coast Artillery departments. Notable moves include Col Rogers Birnie to New York arsenal for ordnance board duty, Col Frank Baker visiting Carpenter Steel works, and multiple officers assigned as range officers for national and international matches at Camp Perry Ohio.

Richard C Croxton Infantry Tredwell W McOrh Seventh Infantry Charles Chawford Twentieth Infantry Henry ¢. K. Muhlenberg Ordnance Department John A. McGinness Col Rogers Birnie Ehief of Ordnance New York Arsenal Governors Isiaddé N. Y Tate Station Ordnance Board Houere Birnie Boataé Edwin BH Babbitt Ordnandé Army and Navy Frank Baker Carpenter Steel Company Féading Ordnaries Department Champh C McCulloch Copa Fort McDowell Gai Maj Adrian 8 Flaming Adjutant General School of Fire Fort S11 Okla Fort Hill Arthur C. Christin Medical Corps New York City Fort An Fort Strong Mass Fort Williame Sta Hone Charles M. Gordon, Jr Antry Jefferson City Nevada Organized Militia Missouri Coast Artillery Corps Leonard T Waldhon Ty Coast Defenses San Francisco Catt Lewis Turtle Coast Deferies The Columbia Fort Winfield Scot Cal Coast Augustus Norton Camp Petry Ofilo Adelst Albert B. Sloan Frank Bowen James M. Mimbrough Auesell 0 Langdon Robert O Ragsdale Ethelsert LD Breckinaidce Harrison J. Pinch Edwin Butcher Francis C. Endicott Leonard J Mygatt Warner Wecabe Georgh A. Lynch Charles A. Thuis Manfred Lana Fay W. Brabson Ralph H. Leavitt Benjamin F. Mecclellan Twenty-eighth Infantry Augustus A Hofmann Rubert G. Goodwyn Ninth Infantry Noble J. Wiley Walton Goodwin K Ciarlhs C. Herman Sjr Smith A Harris Fourteenth Wapoleon W Hiley William R Kendrick Seventeenth Infantry Launcelot M. Purcell Twenty Sixist Corbitt Hoffman Twenty Carl H. Muller Cavalry Oscar Foley Cavairy Joseph F. Ware Intentry BetLty G. Wrighteon Infantey Eowin Gunner Edward E. McCammon Henry T. Bull Clyhh R. Abraham Twenty-seventh Infantry Roy A. Hill Charles Pf. Rogers Eleventh Cavalry Ragsdalh Liguta Myhatt Mulla Ware Bull Fitet Rubert L. Hall Field Artillery Sports Wis 11Th Field Artillery Wisst John Cocks Fiteenth Cavairy Fifteenth Cavalry Iadtut Harry L. Simpson Detatiea Wensndh Military Academy Wenenah, N. J

Navy Secretary Daniels tours Philadelphia navy yard

Secretary of the Navy Daniels will visit the Philadelphia navy yard this week to inspect the marine detachment there. A recommendation favors moving the base outfit to Pensacola for better use by the Marine corps, especially in searchlights mines and torpedoes. No action has been taken yet. Daniels supports Pensacola deployment, with a detachment likely stationed there within months.

Flecretary Navy Danilels Philadelphia Navy Yard Philadelphia Pensacola Navy Yard Matin Corps Daniels

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