Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1929, Page 32

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Pratt of Fort owa. |, Mrs. Lillian Clark Cary of Dubuque, | Iowa, was elected vice president; Miss Grace L. Johnson, secretary-treasurer, also of Dubuque, was re-elected. | In his annual report Judge Pratt stated that the departments of Iowa, | Kansas, Missouri, New York, Oklahoma, ‘Rhode Island, Vermont and Washing- | ton have federated to carry on the pur- pose of the organization: namely, to |aid the G. A. R. and preserve the mem- | ory of its traditions and service. He urged the merging in the federa- | P! tion of all organizations now affiliated | with the G. A. R. as a means of fullest | | development of the federation's ideals. | BLIMP'S TRIP DELAYED. | All-Metal ZMC-3 Held at D!trolt; by Unfavorable Weather. 1‘ DETROIT, September 9 (#).—Unfa- | | vorable weather prevented the depart- | {ure of the all-metal dirigible ZMC-3, which was scheduled to start to the| naval air station, at Lakehurst, from Grosse Island Airport last night. 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