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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1918

Page

11

Battles in the French Foreign Legion Front Lines

A World War I memoir describes landing in muddy trenches after an eight day front start. The narrator and comrades endure shelling and lack of sleep while learning trench life. They haul food six miles through mud and recount encounters with rats and totos amid daily hardship.

French “Foreign Legion Jimmy Bach Gyp Lefty Louie

Boston to Launch Moral Cleanup of Parks and Hotels

Mayor Peters chaired a closed conference with military and civil leaders to plan a cooperative drive against the social evil. The aim is to protect enlisted men from compromising women in parks, hotels, cafes, and gathering spots, with rigid rounding up measures to be announced later.

Peters Boston George W. Buckman Department of the Northeast John M. Edgar First Naval District Fletcher Ranney Josiah S. Dean Licensing Board Stephen O'Meara Wilfred Bolster W. B. Wright, Jr Department of the North East Wright

Service Flag to Honor 67 Roxbury Youth at Beth Hamedrosh

Sixty seven young men from Congregation Beth Hamedrosh Hagodal Roxbury about 20 percent of the congregation will be honored Sunday with a silk service flag and bronze tablet at the Crawford Street synagogue. The fifth anniversary of the synagogue’s dedication will coincide with a parade and banquet. State leaders and public figures will speak as sailors from Charlestown navy yard and troops from Camp Devens join the procession. Rabbi Louis M Epstein will speak. cantors provide music.

Roxbury Beth Hamedrosh Hagodal America Germany Crawford Street New England McCall Coolidge Charlestown Navy Yard National Army Camp Devens Liberty Loan Red Cross Louis M. Epstein

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