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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1918

Page

5

Wilson Reaffirms France Pledge on Anniversary Arrival

President Wilson again pledges full U S cooperation and victory support to France as General Pershing’s forces in France are praised. Messages from Poincare Clemenceau Foch and Petain mark the anniversary of American troops arriving in France.

Wilson France Poincare Clemenceau Foch Petain New York Times Ashington Witten State Department Poincaré Pripident General Pershing Eneral Pershing Geneno Vailant Raymond Poincare Europe

Ryan Goes After Spruce For Aircraft Needs

Washington reports John D. Ryan aims to secure 15 million feet of Sitka spruce monthly from Cascade forests to support Allied aircraft production. Analysts note the plan requires massive extraction of other timber and complex logistics including railroads and logging rails.

Washington John D. Ryan Ryan Cascade France England United States Germany

Limits Eligibles for Bureau Duty

War Department issues orders limiting induction of draft eligibles for General Staff bureau duty to those technically qualified. Excludes men physically disqualified for general service and those physically qualified only for special or limited service.

Washington General Staff War Department

German Prisoner With Harbor Maps Nabbed in Atlantic City

Federal agents arrested a man on the Boardwalk in Atlantic City who claimed to be Norman Allen but is named Herman Joseph Jungbluth. He faces Espionage Act charges for possessing harbor maps and munition data to aid Germany, with bail set at 25000 dollars. He posed as a Belgian refugee and had worked as a bookkeeper in Newark, later linked to uboat communications and a paroled criminal record.

Atlantic City Norman Allen New York Herman Joseph Jungbluth Yungbluth Naval Service of Germany United States Federal Falkenbach Manufacturing Company Henry W. Lewis Greweey Jungbluth New Jersey Herman Jungbluth New York City George Stanler Wyse Avenue Bronx 116Th Street Seventh Avenue Stanler Russia Frederick Krafft

Court sentences Kraftt to five years for seditious utterances

The United States District Court in Newark yesterday began serving a five year sentence for seditious utterances, recently affirmed by the Supreme Court. Kraftt was sent to Essex County jail and will later be transferred to the prison at Atlanta and fined $1000.

United States District Court Newark N.1 United States Supreme Court Kraftt Essex County Atlanta

Lehane and Plunkett Held for Sedition

The Department of Justice arrested Cornelius Lehane and Martin Plunkett on charges of circulating treasonable literature. Lehane, once named ambassador to the United States by James Larkin, was held in Hartford on $25,000 bail after his arrest in New York. Plunkett, Socialist candidate for governor and Connecticut party secretary, was held in New Haven on $1,000 bail after a preliminary hearing. papers and pamphlets were seized in Wallingford and New Haven.

Department of Justice Cornelius Lehane Martin Plunkett Lehane United States James Larkin Irish Republic Great Britain New York Hartford Conn Plunkett New Haven Secret Service Connecticut Wallingford William A. Wright

Exhibits Teach Housewives Food Conservation in Grand Central Palace

New York hosts a Conservation Food Show under the National League for Woman's Service at Grand Central Palace. Federal, state, and city exhibits emphasize wheat conservation, meat substitution with vegetables, and war garden models. Daily multilingual demonstrations run Monday through Saturday with notable visitors and performers supporting health and economy efforts.

New York City National League For Woman's Service Grand Central Palace Federal Food Board United States Department of Agriculture Hylan National Child Labor Committee Misssour Lucas Jean Booth United States Child Health Oliver Harriman Blanche Bates Holbrook Blinn Patricia Collinge Oswald Yorke Florence Nash Georgie Cashle Hudson Sarah Biale Maude Scherrer

Sprague Named Special Assistant for Port of New York

Attorney General Gregory appointed Rufus W. Sprague Jr. of New York City as Special Assistant to oversee enemy regulations for the Port of New York. He succeeds William Wallace Jr., who cannot continue active service but will advise on ongoing Port of New York issues.

New York Times Washington Gregory Rufus W. Sprague, Jr New York City New York Sprague William Wallace, Jr

Secrets of OLearys Flight Revealed in Trial Evidence

Testimony traces Jeremiah OLeary and Arthur Lyons leaving New York City on May 7 bound for St Louis. Prosecution details parallel actions by John OLeary and William Daly as they sought to shield Jerry amid a Bull Publishing Company case and a justice-conspiracy narrative.

Mr. Barres Q@ntana John Goy Jeremiah O'Leary Arthur Lyons New York City St. Louis Jerry Bull Pub- Melting Company John O'Leary Jed Ander John Olea Commiseiver Hitchcock Jerry O'Leary Arther Lyons William Daly Daly Bronx Bull Publishing Company Stern Carl Rodiger Madison Avenue Rodiger Father O'Donnell John Central Park East Parkway de Victorica Arthur Lyons Reno Hudson Terminal Hudson Pennsylvania Felder Maurice O'Brien Phoenix Ariz

National War Labor Conference Discusses Labor Recruiting

Washington June 14 The second day of the first National War Labor Conference convened by the Federal Employment Service examined recruiting skilled and unskilled labor for war industries. Nathan A Smyth of New York outlined the unskilled program while I W Litchfield of Boston described plans to recruit more mechanics and workers for munition plants and shipyards.

Washington National War Labor Conference Federal Nathan A. Smyth New York Employment Service I. W. Litchfield Boston

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