The North American Review, Volume 170O. Everett, 1968 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 67
... TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM EUROPE Senator FULBRIGHT . To return to the matter we are considering to- day , while I think it is proper to relate these two , is it not the pur- pose of the Administration to take these troops , 35,000 ; I ...
... TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM EUROPE Senator FULBRIGHT . To return to the matter we are considering to- day , while I think it is proper to relate these two , is it not the pur- pose of the Administration to take these troops , 35,000 ; I ...
Page 113
... troops and contractors sometimes worked together . Occasionally , using contractors was cheaper than having troops lay asphalt themselves with leased equipment , and it freed troops for other tasks . Sometimes , troops performed the ...
... troops and contractors sometimes worked together . Occasionally , using contractors was cheaper than having troops lay asphalt themselves with leased equipment , and it freed troops for other tasks . Sometimes , troops performed the ...
Page 623
... troops , 111,012 engineers , and 64,458 were transporta- tion troops . 76 were With so large a proportion of the Ne- gro force overseas in the services and with so many of the service troops in rear areas , a number of problems were ...
... troops , 111,012 engineers , and 64,458 were transporta- tion troops . 76 were With so large a proportion of the Ne- gro force overseas in the services and with so many of the service troops in rear areas , a number of problems were ...
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