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Newspaper
Woodbridge Leader
Location
Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1931
Page
3
Guidelines for how to display the flag in various settings including street, platform, staff, half staff, mourning, casket coverage, church services, and handling a worn flag with respectful disposal. It emphasizes positions of honor, timing for half staff, and prohibition against improper use or desecration.
Biographical sketch of Joyce Kilmer born in New Brunswick New Jersey on December 6 1885. Details his Rutgers education Officers Reserve status joining the Seventh Regiment and 166th Infantry Rainbow Division. Notes his death July 30 1918 and the Wood of the Burned Bridges scene in France.
A San Diego Union snippet notes a well-dressed man choosing clothes that project elegance beyond their price, suggesting attire that looks slightly costlier than its tag.
Odd phrasing hints at a ceremonial welcome for a visiting monarch, with local hosts and a homey backdrop. The scene suggests a formal public event showcasing hospitality and regional pride without further specifics.
Major Frederick Palmer recounts the Cantigny assault as the first major American offensive in World War I. Artillery bombardment preceded a well timed infantry advance into Cantigny, with about a hundred American casualties and three hundred fifty prisoners taken. The advance established a foothold despite German counterattacks and continued bombardment for days as troops held the line and prepared for further action.
The statement signals an open stance toward suggestions and criticism while asserting strong commitment to the First Division. It conveys a philosophy of feedback but reinforces organizational identity and authority in a formal setting.
A list of 16 strict guidelines prohibiting disrespectful handling or display of the U S flag. Prohibitions include not dipping the flag, not placing other flags above it, avoiding contact with the ground, avoiding draping on vehicles, and forbidding use in ads or on cushions.
Hans Hake, age 45 of 308 Hudson Street Hoboken, was forced off the road by a car traveling southwest on the super highway. He sustained cuts to the face and head and was treated by Dr J J Collins. His wife and daughter were uninjured. Officer McDonald investigated.
A serialized timeline lists major wartime events from 1917 to June 1918. It covers Italian offensives on the Isonzo, Greek abdication, US landings in France, Italian naval actions, major German offensives including Chemin des Dames and the Marne, US Cantigny and Belleau Wood engagements, and submarine losses along the American coast.
The text details American forces in World War I with 2,084,000 reaching France and 1,390,000 in active service. It cites 29 of 42 divisions in combat, 200 days of battle, 13 major operations, 101 miles of front, and Meuse-Argonne and St Mihiel engagement figures. American casualties totaled 60,000 killed and 206,000 wounded.
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