Cheradame proposes bold pan German revolution plan
Andre Cheradame, a recognized authority on pan Germanism, argues for a scientific revolution within pan German borders. He claims 60,000,000 German-speaking peoples across Bohemia Galicia Herzegovina Transylvania Bukovina and Poland can rebel with arms supplied by airplanes, calling this the sure path to end the war. He cites past predictions from his books as vindication of his foresight.
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Andre Cheradame
Bohemia
Galicia
Herzegovina
Transylvania
Bukowina
Poland
M. Cheradame
Andre Cheradume
Europe
Balkans
Cate
Cheradame
Austria
Germany
Russia
Portland Doctor Recalls France War's Childs Toll
Dr. Peter Levejoy details six months with the Red Cross in wartime France describing babies born to shells, gas masks learned by toddlers, and a society shattered by shellfire. She previously served as Portland health commissioner and joined the Medical Women's National Association before traveling to report needs in France.
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Peter Levejoy
Red Cross
France
Portland
Ore
Medical Women’s National Association
Big Man Enlisted: Farrell Named U S Steel Director of Operations
James A. Farrell, president of United States Steel, selected as director of operations for the Shipping Board. Born in New Haven February 16, 1868, Farrell gained extensive shipping and foreign trade experience through his rise from steelworker to sales roles and leadership in the Steel and Wire industries. He advanced to head United States Steel Products and then to the presidency of U S Steel.
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James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Shipping Board
Steel Industry
Steel Corporation
New Haven
Farreid
Vitusburch Wire Company
American Steel and Wire Company
Mir Farrell
United States Steel Products Company
Masaryk Leads Bohemian Independence Effort
Dr. Thomas Masaryk, head of the Czecho-Slovak National Council and Bohemia’s provisional government, met President Wilson as U S support for Bohemian independence from Austria was announced. A Prague professor and Moravian deputy, Masaryk fled Austria at the outbreak of war and became a Czech revolutionary leader. Born 1850 in Moravia, he pursued studies in Brno and Vienna before visiting the United States in 1878 to study its democracy.
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Thomas @. Masaryk
John Amos Comenius
Thomas
Brno
Moravia
University of
Vienna
Masaryk
United States
Feeding Refugees On French Train Delivers Aid At Acheres
A thousand refugees from east Amiens pass through Acheres at seven tonight. Red Cross volunteers rush food from a five ton truck to aid the weary travelers on arrival. They feed bread cheese milk figs prunes and chocolate in a half hour before the train moves on toward Tulle.
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Aris
Amiens
Acheres
Red Cross
Paris
M Wet Mus
Tulle
Correze
France
Picardy
French 400 mm Gun On Camouflaged Tilroad Carriage Ready for Action
A specially built tilroad carriage mounts a large 400 millimeter French gun prepared to fire on German forces. The weapon is heavily camouflaged to avoid enemy aerial detection and is expected to mow down advancing German troops at long range during the latest offensive.
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Boche
Germans Grab Alsace Plants Amid Protests
Amsterdam report says German carpetbaggers seized Alsace textile mills as state assets during wartime, steering liquidation to the Bleichroeder group over Alsatian bidders. City officials and residents condemned the move as a Germanization attempt, aided by state supervision.
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Amsterdam
Alsace
Muhlhausen
Alsatians Textile
Berlin
Bleichroeder
Prince Bismareck
Sti
Bismarck
Baron Biefchroeder
Mother Bat Tells A True Story To Baby Bats
In a gentle tale, Mother Bat explains why bats avoid light and fear humans. She describes their nocturnal vision, nervous nature, and how people misunderstand them, while the batlings promise care and follow their mother on a night flight.
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Mother Bat
Bessie Bat
Betty Bat
Betty
Gas Mask Squad Locates Ammonia Pipe Leak
Cincinnati fire department gas mask squad responded to an explosion at an ice plant. They located a leak in an ammonia pipe. fumes filled the plant forcing workers to evacuate and patrons in a nearby drug store to flee outdoors.
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Cincinnati
Tanning Ostrich Skins Emerges as New South African Industry
Ostrich skin tanning is developing as a new industry in South Africa, signaling diversification in the country’s industrial sector and potential exports.
Soldier Saves King of Serbia Commanded Belgrade Guard
Bangor Maine reports Lt Pavle Yovanovitch led the Serbian guard escorting King Peter II from Belgrade during the Austrian bombardment. He was wounded protecting the monarch and later received Serbia’s highest honors, returning to battlefields.
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Bangor
Peter of
Serbia
Belgrade
Pavle Yovanovitch
Timic
Yovanovitch
Peter
Guard of Honor
Girls to Do Farm Work in Los Angeles Volunteers
An army of 1935 Los Angeles high school girls have volunteered to harvest crops and will join the Woman's Land Army of America after June 21 when schools close. They expect to reach about 3000 members in their ranks once active.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Woman’s Land Army of America
Could Not Speak Khaki Spelling Mystery in Smithton
In Greensburg Pennsylvania a Smithton school class of fifty attempted a spelling test on Khaki the doughboy’s uniform. Forty nine words were spelled correctly while all students misspelled the term Khaki.
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Greensburg
Smithton School
Riddle of a Sick Sea Student Joke
A classroom joke centers on a student Tommie replying to a teacher who asks about the Dead Sea. The exchange plays on the word sea being sick, yielding a humorous misunderstanding in a light moment.
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Dead Sea
Tommie
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Rhine
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