Russia Loaned First Millions Amid WWI Aid Efforts
Washington reports the United States advanced Russia 109000 dollars with no strings attached beyond backing obliteration goals and Russian supervision by a treasury appointee. The move signals broad Allied support as Secretary McAdoo also arranged a 45000000 dollar Belgium credit to be drawn in six installments, boosting allied loans to 670 million within three weeks of the war finance act.
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Pay Rise for Enlisted Men in Army Bill
Washington report on the war army bill notes that the House adopted the conference report after Dent announced agreement to raise pay for enlistees to match regulars. The plan sets uniform pay and allowances with specified increases across pay grades. The Senate expected to act Friday before sending to President Wilson. The article also includes a historical note on Roman legion structure.
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American destroyer engages submarine
The United States Navy reports destroyers and cruisers aiding Allied forces in European waters under Rear Admiral Sims. American vessels sailed from U S ports in late April and joined British French fleets to combat U boat threats while guarding coasts. A second note outlines a planned bridle path around Chicago forest preserves costing 8 to 10 million dollars.
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