Food Control Aimed to Win War Through Rationing
The Food Administration urges all Americans to aid a monumental effort to feed allies and sustain the war. It calls for reduced consumption at home, tightening belts, and sharing scarce wheat, meat, dairy, and sugar. The goal is a steady, fair pool of food for every essential need, while allies face heavier shortages and ships and supplies are scarce.
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America
England
France
Peli
Sol
Solldiers
Lord Ida
Fens
Alia
Franco
Italy
French Troops Pushing Back German Forces Amid Big Captures
French forces northeast of Montdidier repelled German advances on a seven and a half mile front between Rubescourt and St Maur, recapturing Belloy Genlia wood and fortifications. They took more than 1,000 prisoners and numerous guns as heavy casualties were reported on the German side. American Marines seized Belleau Wood in the Chateau Thierry sector, with about 800 prisoners. German efforts between Montdidier and Noyon continued with ground gained and heavy losses on both sides.
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Washington
Montdidier
Germains
Rubiescourt
St Maur
Belloy
Genlia Wood
Courcelles
Mortemer
Poch
Eniy
Chateau Thierry
Belleau Wood
Myr
St. Mauré
Marquegnac
American Gete Twelfth Plane Victory Report
June reports announce the twelfth aerial victory by Second Lieut. Frank Baylies of New Bedford and the adoption of Sergt. David E. Putnam of Brookline as part of French aviation squadrons. Both Americans are attached to French fighter units.
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Paria
Frank Baylies
New Tedtors
Maus
Abeth
David E. Putnam
Brook- Tine
Mage
Way
Threepapers
United Service Call for Northwest Airplane Plant Work
June 13 report from Provost Marshal General Crowder states a fret range call for U S servicemen. Eligible volunteers will be sent to the Northwest to support airplane factories amid the wartime mobilization effort.
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Washington
United Service Men
General Crowder
Limbermans Dine in Frente War Memorial Noted
Fragmentary OCR readout from a France war narrative mentions prominent individuals and a memorial in the community. Scattered text references names, dates, and places likely tied to a WWI or WWII event, with unclear connections.
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Limberman
Sén Dine
Frente
Thumga
Juno LI
Liea
Radward Hime, Jr
Lst Fm
Proammenta
France
War
Wathn
Diward Hines
Mumbermas
Military expedition urged in Russia amid allied talks
Washington reports a tense mood in administration and diplomacy over Russia policy and possible Allied intervention in Siberia. Russian officials favor joint action by Allies or a broad American role, while concerns over German influence and Bolshevik treachery frame the debate. France maintains its support for intervention, and Japan’s role remains under cautious scrutiny.
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Washington
America
State Department
Wilson
Japan
Liberia
France
Russia
United States
Siberia
Ruagia
Rusala
Asser
Labor Must Support War in President Telegram
President Wilson telegraphed to the American Federation of Labor and the American Alliance for Labor and Democracy urging renewed labor support for the war. He warned the conflict could be lost at home if unjustified interruptions of essential labor occur and said no clash between capital and labor should hinder war prosecution.
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Washington
Wilson
American Federation of Labor
American Alliance For Labor and Democracy
St. Paul
Minn
America
France
Wald
Robert Massél
Civilians to Next Camps In Army Officer Training
Washington reports a growing need for officers, prompting the next round of training camps to open to civilian candidates. The fifth camp will be at permanent replacement sites, prioritizing artillery. Eleven hundred civilians and twelve hundred forty ranks are to be admitted monthly, selecting men over draft age with technical education.
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Washington
Artillery
U-Boat Sinks Another Ship Off Maryland Coast
A German U-boat sank the American steamer Pinar De Rio about seventy miles off Maryland yesterday. One lifeboat with the captain and seventeen crew members was saved, while sixteen men remain missing. A brief Navy telegram tonight did not confirm if the ship was shelled or torpedoed. Also announced: two American destroyers Remedy and Hope Weil were launched Saturday at Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company.
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Washington
Jano
Pinar de Rio
Coat of
Maryland
North Carolina
Navy Department
Newport News
Newport Nowe
Black Small Pox at Kroppa Dispatches From Hague
LA dispatch reports a Dutch source noting smallpox concerns at Kroppa and mentions individuals linked to Krupp and Keweus in a murky report. The piece references arriving figures and laborers linked to a European industrial context, with unclear names and dates.
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Kroppa
Loko
War Plants to Be Located in West South to Ease Congestion
War industries officials announce a policy to expand districts in the Middle West and South to increase war plant production and route more exports through South Atlantic and Gulf ports. The plan aims to lessen East coast congestion, balance labor supply, and speed shipments as demand exceeds current capacity.
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Wes
War Industries
Boald and Fuel and Railroad
Adpuim
Middle West
South
Shipping Board and Railroad Administration
South Atlantic
Gulf
Allies Plan to Pool Industry for War Effort
Washington reports a June plan to pool all U S resources into a single wartime machine. Chairman Baruch of the War Industries Board has reviewed the proposal with officials and Allied representatives and plans to submit it to President Wilcott. The plan envisions an industrial board acting as a national economic dictator for the Allied war effort to streamline coordination and financing.
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Washington
United States
Wilcott
Baruch
Ldna Wies
Ndustrioul Board
Centrl
Industeri
Foch
Europe
al Men” P
Senate panel visits aircraft plants to inspect output
Washington June 10 members of the Senate military subcommittee investigating airplane production returned to Washington after touring plants in Detroit Indianapolis and Dayton. They aimed to assess progress and quality as production bases expand amid wartime needs.
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Senate Military Committee
Washington
Senate Military Subcommittee
Trustee rescinds degree conferment at Union College
A trustee action rescinds the previously approved degree conferment at Union College. The June meeting, by resolution, voids the earlier four year degree designation and the late open count Yor designation is noted as rescinded. The record preserves the names Hite and Von Bernatortt in the proceedings.
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Hite
von Bernatortt
Seumentady
Wnlon College
Talay
Building material seized from Italy reported in Paris
Millions of dollars worth of building material reportedly seized from Italy are linked to Miss Apine Mopyai who faces charges in Paris. The report notes involvement with French villages and mentions German forces in a historic context.
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Paris
Aimivitaly
Apine Mopyai
Fenkivs
Visiting locals spend day in Wellington
Misss Franciss Haley of Louis iana Mo guest of Mrs H F Azaedinger Mrs Jos A Scarlett and daughter Miss Josephine and Mrs CA Pettitt went to Wellington Monday to spend the day Willd Steele returned to Kansvasity Monday after a brief visit here with relatives
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Kate Taegtbuehring
Kansas City
Frank Anderson
Miss May
Alton
Iil
Geo. Reed
R. P. Hicks
Sweet Springs
Franciss Haley
Louisiana
F. Azaedinger
Jos. A. Scarlett
daug@intor
Josephine
CA. Pettitt
Wellington
Willd Steele
Kansvasity
Mr and Mares Visit Waterloo and Wellirington
Mr and Mares N Talbott spent Sunday in Waterloo while Miss Jennie Mount visited Wellirington for the day.
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Mr. and Mares
N. Talbott
Waterloo
Jennie Mount
Wellirington
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