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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
4
An April appeal urges home front thrift to fund victory with Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps. Citizens are told to save coins for Thrift Stamps, swap sixteen for a War Savings Stamp, and understand the five year return of a five dollar gold piece. Banks post offices and agents sell them and provide details.
Letters from Captain Ed Crane written in France on May 12 1918 describe Mother's Day greetings and his role directing the Base Training School for stable sergeants and others in the First Army Corps He notes good pay and food, wine at meals, rain and living in a village, and asks family to mail letters to him at APO 727.
Stockholm reports Germany aims to control Russia's postwar economy via a neutral-flag structure. Copenhagen HQ handles a network reaching Russian banks, railways, shipping, and mineral sectors, with German interests securing significant shares in many firms. Plans include Pacific trade and Baltic fleet acquisitions under neutral or Russian flags.
The Oscillator, a weekly Army and Navy radio department paper, arrives from Powell West now in Harvard training school. It features Ney oges and photos of men at the big Harvard Stadium, athletic races and other activities as editors aim to prepare readers for service.
20,000 workers quit munitions factories in Cologne and Mainz on the Rhine after bread ration cuts. Associated Press dispatch from The Hague notes extensive strikes spreading across the region. June 28 report cites Daily Mail source.
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