War talks drift into a quiet home life scene
Sybil and Landry discuss the looming possibility of United States involvement in the war as climate at home shifts. They consider casualties and service, while family friends Janet Starr and Starr weigh the personal impact and looming duties against daily routines.
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Germany
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Six Months at Hard Labor for Breaking Camp
Private Claude Palmer of Company A 10th Engineer was sentenced by a general court martial to six months confinement at hard labor and forfeiture of one third pay for breaking confinement and absence. Palmer left camp January 25 and was captured February 26 near Asheville. Also reported, Private George W. Faulk of Company F 105th Supply Train died. emergency address listed as his father C. M. Faulk of Midland, North Carolina.
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