Victory in the Air and the Air War's Impact in World War I
Minneapolis Journal discusses Allied air superiority under General Foch, arguing bomber and fighter aircraft broke German resistance. It praises Anglo French air vigor, calls for targeted bombing of German depots, railways, factories, and cities to force a decisive end to the war.
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Medal Won by Soldier Sent Home to Mother
Maj George W Simmons Red Cross division manager in France on furlough will pin the Croix de Guerre on Mrs John Givens in Florence Alabama. Sergt Homer Givens an American soldier wounded in France lies in a hospital with 23 pieces of shrapnel eight drainage tubes in his body. Givens declined to return to America for recovery preferring to stay and fight. The Croix de Guerre was shown by Givens as he tells the story of the 2 August shelling in No Man's Land when he was left for dead but survived and was decorated by France.
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British April casualties total 53,290 in war reports
London reports British casualty lists for April show 1,683 officers killed 4,841 wounded 2,459 missing plus 8,189 other ranks killed 35,304 wounded 814 missing totaling 53,290 nearly 2,000 daily. March casualties were 14,588 and February 19,492. It is believed the lists do not reflect the full German drive losses.
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Fine and imprisonment for German plotters
In San Francisco on May 1 the court sentenced Franz Bopp former German consul general and E H von Schack former vice consul to two years in a federal penitentiary and fines of 10000 each for conspiring to foment rebellion against British rule in India. Judge Van Fleet denied new trials for the 29 defendants and urged stronger penalties as a deterrent.
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British Losses Put at 250000 on Western Front
Washington May 4 British losses in men killed wounded captured and missing on the western front since the German offensive began March 21 are estimated by the British military here at nearly 260000.
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Jail Bomb in Chicago County Jail Sparks Escape Attempt
A bomb explosion in the Chicago county jail injures several prisoners amid a jail delivery plot. Twenty inmates tried to escape before guards subdued them. The blast tore a hole in the north wall. 112 I W W members are among the prisoners on trial in federal court. No court session was held that afternoon. The explosive is reported to be nitroglycerine.
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