U S Plans Early Army to France As Ships Allow
Washington reports the United States ready to send a small force to France as soon as allied shipping can support transatlantic troop movement and equipment. The plan sets aside army staff objections to advance participation for greater impact, with 24 000 troops needing about 500 000 tons of shipping. Vice Admiral Chocheprat of the French mission confirms the statement.
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Washington
France
Atlantic
Army General Staff
America
Chocheprat
Admiral Praises U S Navy As Ally In War At Sea
A high level statement lauds close cooperation between the American and Allied navies to secure freedom of the seas and protect trade. The admiral notes the U S fleet is well equipped and mentions battleship Pennsylvania and the destroyers that met allied forces. He defers detailed war plans, especially on submarine warfare, as a priority topic.
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Pennsylvania
Peruna
Dawnuwne
Local People And Notices Highlight Visitors And Goods
Local notices list visitors from Rosebud and Royse City and representations from Houston and Bartlet. Merchants advertise Relia lye soap and peanut oil at The Batte Store plus seed peanuts and Jersey cows wanted.
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the&. L. Batte
R. U. Batte
R. L. Batte Stone
Misses and Guests Attend Temple Home Visit
Misses McDonald and Wilma Carlton Mrs Parsons and Mr Neal of Temple were guests in the home of Mrs S Carlton on Sunday.
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Leo Wilkerson
Willie Davis
Waco
Overland
F. P. Czichos
Old Creamery
K Pd
Jim Collier
Mumford
H. R. Dobbins
S. D. Dobbins
McDonald
Wilma Carlton
Parsons
Mr. Neal
Temple
S. Carlton
Ton
May Fest attendance and婚 wedding notices in Georgetown area
Local social round up notes several trips to Georgetown for the May Fest staged by S W University students. It records engagements and upcoming weddings involving Jeff Kemp and Nell Morton, Bowles-Morton nuptials, and visitors from Waco, Mart, Fort Worth, Weatherford, Cameron, and Austin. The Civil Service Board schedules a May 15 exam in Waco for stenographers and typists. Editor Warrock of the Rosebud News visits and praises the Herald office.
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Ima Board
Waco
Eleanore Gladdish
Mart
J. D. Morton
Bowles-Morton
United States Civil Service Board
W. L. Warrock
The
Rosebud News
Our City
Herald
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