Sixty-ninth Regiment recruiting rally closes day for 400 volunteers
A rally at the armory of the Sixty-ninth Regiment concluded a National Guard drive led by Major General O O'Ryan to recruit 2002 men. Over 400 youths filed applications, with 75 percent passing physicals, as Mayor's Committee on National Defense and Alexander Hemphill chaired events. Sheriff's Alfred E. Smith spoke urging action beyond rhetoric.
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Officers' Reserve Nears Ten Thousand Mark
Governors Island reports a surge in Officers' Reserve Corps commissions with nearly 10 000 officers in total. Among new appointees are Reginald Barrow Nathan C Shiverick and Willard Straight listed as Majors, plus Captains and Lieutenants in Infantry Cavalry and Engineers. The cohort includes George Bolling Lee grandson of General Lee and many named officers awaiting deployment or reporting to duty locations.
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Error in Medical Officers Reserve Corps appointment report
Dr W J Chewning of The Plain calls attention to an error in the report and date of appointment in the Medical Officers Reserve Corps. He says Chewning was commissioned a First Lieutenant on April 2, 1917.
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Medical Units Sail for France From Four Colleges
Two hundred fifty surgeons and assistants from four colleges depart for France in regulation Army Medical Corps khaki. A second group of two hundred fifty surgeons nurses ambulance drivers and hospital orderlies sail recently for France. Participants include Princeton Tufts College and Chicago University personnel. Nurses wear National Red Cross costumes.
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Germany Allows Americans to Leave Berlin
Germany affirmed that Americans may depart freely and receive the same official handling as other foreigners. Baron von den Bussche-Haddenhausen insisted claims of detentions are baseless and noted occasional delays due to standard wartime reservation checks.
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French to honor Pershing in Joint War Commemoration
The Marquis de Dampierre met Ambassador William Graves Sharp in Paris to announce plans by French officers descendants to honor American independence allies. They will present Majors Verhing and his commanders with banners embroidered by Frenchwomen to mark Franco American cooperation in the Revolutionary War.
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