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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1929

Page

5

France Hunted for Bodies of Doughboys

United Press reports in Paris that about twelve hundred American WWI doughboys remain in marked overlooked graves across French hills from the Channel to the Voiges. Each grave bears a white marker or Star of David, with unidentified soldiers marked by a cross and the legend Here lies in honored glory an American soldier known but to God.

Ralph Heinzen United Press Paris France Channel Voeges United States Meuse-Argonne Romagne Oise-Aisne Seringes St. Mihiel Thiaucourt Aisne-Marne Belleaus Somme Bony Sogsencoces Sureanes Brookwood England Flanders Field Belgium

Identification of Unknown Soldiers by Tooth Charts in WWI Era

The Quartermaster General’s office details a nationwide system of forms and charts for positive identification of unidentified soldiers. Identification relies on tooth charts and unique bodily features, with searches in Meuse Argonne and Chateau Thierry Soissons sectors, aided by French British and German authorities. Unidentified bodies lie in morgues until exhaustively identified. if not, they are buried as unknown soldiers with potential later re identification.

Washington Meuse Argonne Chateau Thierry-Soissons France

Not Under War Department Control Relatives Request Remains

Relatives have asked that the remains be left at the original burial site or where the soldier fell, rather than being moved under war department procedures. This reflects personal requests guiding handling of the deceased in identified cases.

War Department

Hoover Proposes Free Food Ships in War

President Hoover in Armistice Day address urges freedom of the seas for food ships during war. He links the policy to a broader plan of preparedness for peace, stressing clear distinction between essential food supplies and military actions in wartime.

United Press Washington America Hoover American Legion Washington Auditorium

No More Piles Hem Roid offers relief by improving lower bowel circulation

Sufferers are told that only an internal remedy can address the cause of piles. Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid is a harmless tablet claimed to relieve blood congestion and strengthen affected parts. The ad promises quick, safe, lasting relief or money back, with City Drug Company and other druggists selling it with a guarantee.

Bad Stomach Cause of Bad Skin

You can’t expect a clear complexion while the stomach is weak and disordered. Undigested food poisons the body, pimples appear, skin goes dull. Tanlac herbal compound cleanses and heals the stomach, stimulating digestion. a bottle costs under 2 cents a dose with money back if it doesn’t help.

Address on naval reduction and food ships

President Hoover urged deep naval cuts and proposed placing vessels laden with food on the same footing as hospital ships. He said removing starvation as a weapon of war would confront the age old problem of freedom of the seas and blockades against civilian populations.

Hoover United States American Legion Noover

Hoover Holds Back On Sea Law Proposal After Armada Reference

The President disavowed injecting the question into the London naval conference while asserting sustained policy since 1588. Ramsay MacDonald echoed the stance in London, yet observers expect at least informal exchanges among principal powers on wartime sea law. Hoover said wide departure needs long scrutiny and debate.

Drake London Hoover

Naval conference proposal backed by Belgian relief chief

The speaker cited personal experience to urge a naval conference and a proposal deemed vital for neutral and belligerent rights, arguing it would ease naval arms pressure. He recalled leading the Belgian Relief Commission, delivering over 2,000 shiploads of food via blockade circles during the war, and said the U S was ready to scale its navy alongside other powers.

Belgian Relief Commission United States

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