Heroic Scotty Scott Dies in France After Holding the Line
Private Albert E. Scott of Brookline Mass. is killed near the Marne after a heroic stand with his regiment. He and companions repelled German forces, with Scotty falling from a tree shot through the forehead while keeping crossfire from a path. He was 15, the youngest Pershing army recruit, and widely mourned as a brave kid who died at his gun.
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Wheat saving deemed military necessity by Arizona official
Tim othy A. Riordan, federal food administrator for Arizona, warns that consuming more than six pounds of wheat products per month deprives others of their share. He states wheat saving is a military necessity and could decide life or death and even victory or defeat.
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