Veterans Rehabilitation Data From United States Bureau
The United States Veterans Bureau reports 671059 declared incapacitated veterans with 323340 eligible for vocational training. Up to now 163764 placed in training. 98019 currently in training across university, on the job, bureau schools, correspondence, and tutorials. The program aims to make veterans productive assets, with 30647 rehabilitated and earning at least 20 percent more than prewar income, and calls on industry to hire the trained personnel.
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United States
Congress
Washington
Veterans’ Bureau
League of Nations
Harding
Senate
America
France in the Ruhr and League of Nations Clash
Washington May 12 The article analyzes three U.S. foreign policy issues: reparations and the French Ruhr occupation, U S entry into the League of Nations, and joining the World Court. It argues for a hands off stance on Ruhr while noting League and Court questions hinge on domestic support and proposed reforms.
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Ruhr
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World Court
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Europe
Harding
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Belgium
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D Lloyd George
Bonar Law
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Executive
International Courta and
International Tribunale
Maxue
Republican Party
Trek
Vorah
Ealing
Uiarding
Almertca
Collision Victims Slowly Rally from Severe Injuries
John Hildebrand Jr and Barry Chamberlain, motorcycle crash victims, rest at Presbyterian Hospital. Chamberlain has a fractured right limb and a badly lacerated finger. Doctors expect a satisfactory recovery but limb healing will be slow due to shattered bones.
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John Hildebrand, Jr
Barry Chamberlain
Presbyterian Hospital
Chamberlain
Terones
First electric dynamo built by Michel Faraday
A brief note credits Michel Faraday with constructing the first electric dynamo, marking a milestone in electrical science and technology.
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Michel Beraday
DuMond Program Acknowledged by Large Company Audience
Joe DuMond presented at the Iowa State Teachers College auditorium on a Wednesday evening to a large enthusiastic audience. Miss Trene Rohde accompanied, with Lowell M. Welles noting DuMond’s exceptional baritone voice and discriminating use in songs.
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Joe DuMond
Barloan
W Reehil
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Audktorium
Trene Rohde
Lowell M. Welles
Teachers College
WiMond
Farmer Loses Eye In Accident Near Eldora
J E Thackery a farmer living southeast of Eldora suffered a severe head injury when a horse kicked him during unhitching Wednesday evening. He was brought to Eldora hospital where it was found necessary to remove the injured eye.
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J. E. Thackery
Eldora Hospital
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