Germans Repulsed In Montdidier Sector Heavy Losses
Paris reports a French artillery barrage broke a German counter attack between Conreelles and Mery in the Montdidier sector, driving the enemy to the north bank of the Matz with heavy losses. Germans also attacked American lines near Towaresches and Bellenwand but were repulsed with significant losses. Allied air and ground actions included successful bombardments from June 11 to 12, with planes downed and enemy losses noted. National War Savings Day urged pledges to buy War Savings Stamps to support the war effort.
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Liberty Bonds Message by Secretary McAdoo
Secretary McAdoo urges Liberty Bond buyers to hold bonds for the war period to protect government credit and keep bonds at par. He says坚持 savings release materials and labor for Army and Navy support, aiding soldiers in the field.
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War Savings Stamps Questioned in Parade Scene
President Wilwoy reviews Red Cross parade in New York where a Canadian invalid home from the front meets him. A Canadian Army enlistment for a Sa years old man is noted as authorities learn his son was among Germans who burned a barn door. The piece asks what one would do to swap such fendish thingh and ponders sacrifice to buy War Savings Stamps.
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New York
Our Pledge to Do All We Can in Every Way
A brief pledge statement asserts commitment to exhaust all possible efforts and resources in support of a cause, project, or organization. It emphasizes dedication, continuous action, and collective responsibility without detailing specific actions or recipients.
No Peace with Unrepentant Germany Until Heaven and Hell Align
A strong wartime editorial from Manufacturers Record denounces any peace with Germany while its regime remains unconquered and unrepentant. It appeals to American duty, contrasts heroic sacrifices of Civil War and World War allies, and urges unconditional surrender of Germany to secure liberty and civilization. It closes urging readers to buy War Savings Stamps to help achieve peace.
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Casualties total 7814 in American expeditionary forces
Washington reports 7814 total American casualties so far led by General Pershing. Killed in action total 742, wounded 4046, died of wounds 0, missing 201, prisoners 0. Marine losses issued separately. Tuscania and Antilles sinkings account for 201 lost at sea.
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Million Americans Will Be In France Soon Says Baker
West Point June 12. Secretary of War Baker told 137 United States Military Academy graduates that more than a million American fighting men will be in service in France soon, supplementing prior figures of over 700,000 disembarked on French soil. General March said submarines and enemy gains won't deter sending troops as fast as ships carry them. Baker urged cadets to prepare for a victorious peace and be ready for another war if needed.
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