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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1918

Page

4

Allied Drive in Fresh French American Push Near Fere-en-Tardenois

German retirement appears orderly but the Allied advance presses hard with heavy fighting around Fere-en-Tardenois and Sergy. American and French troops recapture Sergy after four changes of hands and push toward the Ourcq while Scottish and French forces seize nearby towns. British actions continue along front with Australians in Morlancourt and Canadians near Gavrelle claiming success and prisoner takings.

Fere-en-Tardenois Fere-en- Tardenois Sergy Ourcq

Franco-American Push Prompts German Retreat Near Aisne

Reports from the front say French and American troops press forward along the Aisne front as German withdrawals continue. Analysts expect a possible wedge into the centre targeting flank lines and a tighter German retreat west of Fere en Tardenois.

Washington Battle Front

War Situation Today in the German Retreat Near Vesle

The German army retreats toward the Vesle and Aisne as Allied pressure grows. Descriptions claim Ludendorff may abandon his Vesle line, with Soissons and Rheims at risk if the river crossing is forced. Allied progress continues despite fierce resistance, with new reinforcement reports from Scottish troops and British support.

Vesle Aisne Ludendorff Soissons-Rheims Soissons Germany Rheims

Australians Capture Two Miles of German Trenches

British forces report two lines of German trenches on a two mile front along the Bray-Corbie road east of Amiens captured by Australian troops. The operation yielded 100 prisoners taken by the Australians.

London Bray-Corbie Road Amiens War Office

German Front Shifts At Fere-en-Tardenois In July Conflicts

Berlin says forefield guards fell back to lines after orders as British attacks north of the Lys were repulsed. German defences shifted between Ourcq Ardre and Fere-en-Tardenois with repeated combats and heavy enemy losses. Prussian regiments under General Rachelin again thwarted assaults by French and American divisions.

Aisne-Marne Berlin Vesle Rheims Foch Aisne Soissons-Rheims Soissons Marne Fere-en-Tardenois London Ourcq Ardre Ville-en-Tardenois Lys Villemontoire Rachelin Chateau Thierry Tays

Allies Gain Ground on Soissons-Rheims Salient on West Front

Paris July 29 The Allied forces advance on almost all points of the Soissons Rheims salient with major progress on the west flank and around Fere en Tardenois. Scottish troops seize the park and chateau at Buzancy. Grand Razoy Cugny and Butee Chalmont captured. 450 prisoners taken. Farther east and south gains along the Ourcq and Dormans Rheims roads. Champagne front sees a German attack near Mont Sans Nom yield nothing.

Fere-en-Tardenois Ourcq Seringes Sergy Soissons Salient Buzancy Soissons-Chateau-Thierry Grand Rozoy Cugny Butte Chalmont Paris Soissons-Rheims War Office Marne Plessier Huleu Ourchy-le-Chateau Chateau Thierry Grand Razoy Butee Chalmont Roncheres Dormans-Rheims Villers-Agron-Aiguizy Bligny St. Euphraise Champagne Mont Sans Nom

British Make Gains in Morlancourt Sector

London reports British troops carried out a successful operation in Morlancourt last night. All objectives were taken and three German counter attacks were beaten off with losses to the enemy, including 143 prisoners and 86 machine guns captured.

London Morlancourt War Office

Bombing Raid Reported from Douai to Chaulnes

British planes conducted reconnaissance and photographic work despite low clouds. Ten tons of bombs hit ammunition dumps, rail stations, and billets near Douai Armentieres Bapaume Chaulnes. Nine enemy aircraft were shot down and two balloons set aflame with four of our planes missing.

London War Office Douai Armentieres Bapaume Chaulnes Somme

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