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1 89/1/16 War Services Committee World War I Record of Services 1 89/1/16 War Services Committee World War I Record of Services Card Files, 1918-1920 Technical Training Schools Bellevue College, Omaha, Nebraska U.S. Training Detachment of Beloit College, Beloit, Wisconsin Birmingham Southern College, Birmingham, Alabama Bliss Electrical School, U.S. Army Technical Training Detachment, Takoma Park, D.C. U.S. School of Mechanics at Benson Polytechnical School, Portland, Oregon U.S. School of Mechanics at Benson High School, Portland, Oregon Brooklyn College (St. John’s College), Brooklyn, New York Buell Camp, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky California State Normal School, Los Angeles, California California University, School of Aeronautics, Berkeley, California Polish National Alliance College, Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota Central Academy and College, McPherson, Kansas Chicago Public Library, Chicago, Illinois Army Training Section, Old South Division High School, Chicago, Illinois University of Chicago, Army Technical Training School, Chicago, Illinois Cincinnati Public Schools, Cincinnati, Ohio New Y.M.C.A. Building, Cincinnati, Ohio St. Xavier College, Student Army Training Corps, Cincinnati, Ohio University of Cincinnati, Auto-Mechanics Training School, Cincinnati, Ohio Colby College, Waterville, Maine Colgate University, Hamilton, New York Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Colorado Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colorado Colorado State Agricultural College, Fort Collins, Colorado Columbia University, New York, New York Cornell University, School of Mil. Aeronautics, Ithaca, New York Cumberland University, Lebannon, Tennessee Dartmouth College, Training Detachment, Hanover, New Hampshire De Paul University, Student Army Training Corps, Chicago, Illinois Des Moines College Training Detachment, Des Moines, Iowa Dunwoody (William Hood) Industrial Institute, Training School Emory & Henry College, Student Army Training Corps, Emory, Virginia Erskine College, Greenville, South Carolina Arkansas University, Army Training Detachment Card, Fayetteville, Arkansas Fisk University, Military Training Detachment, Nashville, Tennessee Florida University, Gainesville, Florida 2 Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, Pennsylvania Franklin Union, Boston, Massachusetts Fordham University, New York, New York Georgetown University Training School, Washington, D.C. Georgia School of Technology, School of Mil. Aeronautics, Atlanta, Georgia University of Georgia, Training Camp, Athens, Georgia Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington Grand Rapids Junior College, Student Army Training Corps, Grand Rapids, Michigan Dartmouth College Training Detachment, Hanover, New Hampshire Hamplion Institute Training Detachment Fort Hayes Normal, Army Technical Training School, Hays, Kansas Howard Payne College, Student Army Training Corps, Brownwood, Texas Howard University, Army Technical Training School & Student Army Training Corps, Washington, D.C. Idaho Technical Institute, Student Army Training Corps, Army Technical Training School, Pocatello, Idaho University of Idaho, Army Technical Training School, Student Army Training Corps, Moseour, Idaho Illinois University, School of Mil. Aeronautics, Urbana, Illinois Hamplion Institute Training Detachment Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana Training Detachment Camp (Military Training Schools), Indianapolis, Indiana Iowa State Agricultural and Mechanical College, Ames, Iowa State University of Iowa, Student Army Training Corps, Iowa City, Iowa Kansas City Polytechnic Institute, Kansas City, Missouri Sweeney School & Moloi Mechanics Schools, Kansas City, Missouri Kansas State Agricultural College, Manhattan, Kansas Kansas University, Military Training Detachment, Lawrence, Kansas Kentucky University, Lexington, Kentucky Lafayette, Camp, Army Technical Training School at Lafayette College, Easton, Pennsylvania Lehigh University, South Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Lenoir College, Student Army Training Corps, Hickory, North Carolina Camp Lewis, Tacoma, Washington Lewis Institute, Student Army Training Corps, Chicago, Illinois University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky Los Angeles Public Library, Los Angeles, California Louisiana University (State), Baton Rouge, Louisiana Maine University, Orono, Maine Marquette University, Students’ Army Training Corps, Naval Unit, Wisconsin Camp Martin Maryland State College, College Park, Maryland Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Training Station, Cambridge, Massachusetts Massachusetts Institute of Technology, U.S. Naval Aviation Detachment, Cambridge, 3 Massachusetts Mechanics Institute & Rochester Athenaeum, Draft Detachment, Army Training School (Technical), Rochester, New York Mercer University, Student Army Training Corps, Macon, Georgia Michigan Agriculture College, Student Army Training Corps, Army Technical Training Detachment Michigan College of Mines, Military Training Detachment, Houghton, Michigan Michigan University, Motor Mechanics School, U.S. Army School - Gas Engine Construction & Repair, Ann Arbor, Michigan Milwaukee School of Engineering, Milwaukee, Wisconsin University of Minneapolis, Student Army Training Corps, Minneapolis, Minnesota Minnesota University (Agriculture), Aviation Mechanics Training School, St. Paul, Minnesota Minnesota University, Minneapolis, Minnesota Missouri School of Mines, Rollo, Missouri University of Missouri, Army Technical Training School, Columbia, Missouri Modern Auto School, Spokane, Washington University of Montana, Student Army, Missoula, Montana Mordrian College, South Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Morningside College, Sioux City, Iowa National War Work Council, Central Army Department National War Work Council, Eastern Department National War Work Council, Northeastern Department National War Work Council, Southeastern Department National War Work Council, Southern Department University of Nebraska, Army Technical Training Department, Lincoln, Nebraska Nevada University, Reno, Nevada Newberry College, Student Army Training Corps, Newberry, South Carolina New Hampshire College, Durham, New Hampshire New Mexico State College, State Agriculture & Mechanics Arts School, Army Training Technical School Technical Training School on Fair Grounds, New Orleans, Louisiana Newton School Board, Newton, Massachusetts New York College of Dental and Oral Surgery, New York New York Public Library, New York New York University Training Detachment, New York, New York Niagara University, Niagara, New York A & T College Training Detachment, Greensboro, North Carolina North Carolina State College of A & E, West Raleigh, North Carolina North Carolina University, Chapel Hill, North Carolina North Dakota Agricultural College, Special Service Training Detachment University of North Dakota, Student Army Training Corps, Army Technical Training Detachment Rahe School, Motor Mechanics School, North Kansas City, Missouri Northwestern University, Student Army Training Corps, Evanston, Illinois 4 Occidental College, Los Angeles, California Ohio Mechanics Institute, U.S. Army Training School, Cincinnati, Ohio Ohio State University, School of Mil. Aeronautics, Columbus, Ohio Oklahoma Central State Normal School, Edmond, Oklahoma Olivet College, Olivet, Michigan Oregon State Agriculture College, Student Army Training Corps, Corvallis, Oregon Pennsylvania State College, State College, Pennsylvania Pitt, Camp, University of Pittsburgh, Army Training Detachment, Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh, National Army Training Detachment, Pennsylvania Polish National Alliance College, Army Technical Training Detachment, Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania Princeton University, School of Mil. Aeronautics Purdue University, Training Camp, Auto Mechanics School, Lafayette, Indiana Rahe School, Rahe Building North Kansas City, Missouri Rhode Island State College, Kingston, Rhode Island Army Technical Training School at State Fair Grounds, Richmond, Virginia Mechanics Institute, Army Training School, Rochester, New York Military Institute, Training School, Roswell, New Mexico St. John’s College, Student Army Training Corps, Brooklyn, New York St. Louis High Schools, Army Training Detachment, St. Louis, Missouri St. Xaviers College, Cincinnati, Ohio San Diego Junior College, California Simmons College, Abilene, Texas A & M College, Orangeburg, South Carolina State College, Army Technical Training School, Orangeburg, South Carolina South Carolina University, Columbia, South Carolina South Dakota State School of Mines, Student Army Training Corps, Engineering Reserve Corps, Rapid City, South Dakota South Dakota State College, Army Technical Training Detachment, Brookings, South Dakota Southern California University, Los Angeles, California Southwestern University, Georgetown, Texas Public Library, Spokane, Washington Springfield Technical High School, Springfield, Massachusetts Spring Garden Institute, Army Technical Training School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Sweeney School, Motor Mechanics School, Kansas City, Missouri Syracuse University, Vocational Training School, Syracuse, New York Tennessee Polytechnic Institute, Cookeville, Tennessee University of Tennessee, Amy Technical Training School, Student Army Training Corps, Knoxville, Tennessee Texas, Agricultural and Mechanical College Training Detachment, College Station, Texas Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas University of Texas Toronto University, Toronto, Ontario 5 Trinity College, Student Army Training Corps, Durham, North Carolina Tufts College, U.S.
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