American Manufacturers Face Cooperative Buying in French Reconstruction
American producers eyeing postwar France face a shift to collective purchasing under the Central Bureau for Purchases. French authorities and the Centre Bureau seek to pool American and French supply chains, requiring grouped American participation to meet rebuilt industries' vast material and equipment needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waatington
France
Pierce C. Williams
Paris
Horeau
Morehan
Male
Central Association For the
Contra Association
Centre Bureau
Mrewch Chamber of Deputies
Central Bureau
Ministers of Commerce and Minee
LST
Ministry of Commerce
Ihe
Inspector General of Finances
Nhureat
Governor Riggs Begins Long Alaska Tour Across Territory
Alaska Governor Thomas Riggs Jr travels about 6600 miles by sea, rail, and river, starting from Juneau to Nome with Mrs. Riggs. The voyage covers major northern towns to learn needs and meet residents, with pilots in training and focus on gunner practice and aerial defense techniques.
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Dune
Alaska
Thomas Riggs
Jurean
Nome
Siberia
Governor Riggs
Northern Territory
Gulf of Alaska
Cook's Inlet
Anchorage
Tonana
St. Michael
Norton Sound
Niger
Riges
Alassinn
Kame
Procession of the Grain and the War Toll
A fragment from the London Daily Nova reflects on the endless procession of war dead and maimed. It warns that the material cost and national debt, seen as waste, would only be understood after ashes are surveyed and the nation faces the true price of rebuilding schools and housing for the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily Nova
Ieee
Bonar Law
American ingenuity shapes French gun design split trailer adopted
A report from the ordnance branch highlights American innovation in field gun construction. The split trailer extends from cannon wheels, enabling 80 degree elevation, and has been adopted as the standard French model for new arsenals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordnance Branch
Whela
Ordnance Trane
Peltic
America
War thrift and savings rise in America amid wartime economy
The piece argues war spurs frugality and saving across classes as food and resources are conserved. It cites rising deposits in banks and savings accounts, high participation in Liberty Loans, and large holdings of war savings certificates, illustrating a broad shift toward thrift and resource safeguarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolman Review
Switzerland
Massachusetts
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
America
England
Increasing Responsibility. The Nation's War Effort
Article argues America must intensify industrial and financial support for allied war aims. It links Ford plant production to wartime engines, calls for a massive three week Liberty loan up to 6 billion dollars, and urges sacrifice without hardship to fuel victory. It emphasizes national unity, resource mobilization, and industrial realignment to back Pershing and the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ito
Henry Ford
Ford Cars
Ford
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Money Committee
Stock Exchange
Washington
Pershing
Eniffa
Uate
Hail to the Northland from Boston Herald
The Scandinavian peoples from Norway Sweden and Denmark rally behind the Allies praising unwavering loyalty. Reports note heavy enlistment totals and large war bonds subscriptions while detailing treaties with Norway and Sweden for grain timber and iron ore and allied shipping support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
Norway
Sweden
Benidinavia
United States
Veekobladet
Danske
Nordigset
Sveveka Kuriren
Boston
Capes
Orth Dakota
164Th United States Infantry
Victor Carlstrom
Fredrik Wahlstrom
Chicago
John Ericayon
Jacob A. Kiln
Deli
Aneenwen
Iaas
Scandinavia
U. S. Gets Big Hospital at Grand Central Palace
The War Department leases Grand Central Palace on Lexington Avenue between 46th and 47th Streets for a reconstruction hospital. Lease runs through the war plus three months at 396000 dollars yearly. remodel to house 4000 beds within 12 stories. ready by October 1. Merchants and Manufacturers ownership to receive similar income as last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
New York
Washington, D. C
War Department
Grand Central Palace
Lexington Avenue
Forty-sixth
Forty-seventh
Private escorts captured officer to headquarters
From Stars and Stripes France a lanky private detailed to move a captured German artillery officer toward regimental HQ. About half a mile in, the officer began tearing up papers and scattering them across the road, prompting the private to humorously scold him to stop and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stars and Stripes
France
Eusa
Amore
Unclear fragment from university event notice
Fragmentary text from a university event listing or notice mentions an unspecified meeting or activity with limited readable details. No names, dates, or locations are confirmed in the legible portion.
Americans Build Vast Telecommunication Network in France
In Tours and across France American troops rapidly string telegraph and telephone lines linking ports to the front. Khaki crews operate the system that connects headquarters, divisions, hospitals, and ordnance works, with rapid orders and weather data guiding the war effort. The network expands from the coast to the battle line, amplifying liaison and operational tempo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tours
France
Mall
Ameriean
Americas
London
Iot
Mediterranean
Eve Ie
Sous
Chateau-Thiary
Great Baitlin Jely
Americans’ Soldiers Pride Meets Quiet Patriotism Abroad
An English writer in Kansas City describes American restraint amid wartime triumphs. He notes initial enthusiasm gave way to sober recognition of sacrifices, as quiet pride replaces boastful sensationalism and Americans learn more about their nation through ongoing conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exur
Connecticut
Camp Dix Ao
Ween
Landsberg
Prussia
Stohe Zeitung
Tondon
Malll
Kansas City
London
United States
Realiain
Warning to Save Stacks From Destruction Plan
A local report notes the Christian Golente Monitor article warns the regional committee of the meeting board about securing straw stacks from destruction. Officials push for preservation amid concerns over waste and misuse, with references to past misuse and planned safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Golente
Vna
Sosk
The
Pro
Ichewan
Mee Board
Fragmented text task reads as historic newspaper note
The readable fragments describe correspondence and notes about Germ related topics and correspondence. It mentions mail, letters, and potential payments, with unclear names and dates due to OCR damage.
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Mena
Bnaiest
Borm
Brancs
Mindowmalty
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Paria
Detroit
Financial World
Northland
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