Return of Cantigny soldiers sparks mixed emotions in Portland
The Cantigny crew arrives in Portland amid cheers and tears, but many veterans express longing for Germany as they face a new port and future posts. Families, brides, and officials welcome them while war’s toll and new freedoms mingle with gratitude and unease.
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New York
New Englanders Form Own Bloc Pushes Ports and Canal
The group advocates export and shipping advantages for New England ports equal to Baltimore and Philadelphia, demanding rail handicap removal to restore competitiveness. It also backs a ship subsidy and the purchase of the Cape Cod Canal to boost regional prestige and national interests.
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