Industrious Nation Builds War Readiness Ahead of Time
The Naval Consulting Board reports 100000 industries registered for war service with 30000 engineers at work. Firms nationwide, including New York manufacturers, provide plans to repurpose plants for munitions, machinery, and supplies. The effort aims to stock a robust industrial backbone for defense, confident in government use and rapid mobilization.
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Howard E. Coffin
Washington
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Verdun Front Letter Praises Allied Resolve For Victory
A French army officer on leave at Verdun writes to praise Allied perseverance and English strength. He describes the intense shelling and strategic points, notes German tactics and nerve, and predicts France and Britain will secure complete victory with the Allied effort.
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London Daily Chronicle
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England
France
Army Bill Amended to Protect Boy Scout Uniforms
Chief Scout Executive James E. West pressured Congress to amend Section 125 of the new Army bill to allow Boy Scouts to wear their uniforms. The revised Sec 125 bans wearing Army style parts by nonmilitary wearers while creating exceptions for National Guard and certain allied groups. The change aims to avoid penalizing Scouts for patriotic uniforms and to ensure War Department supervision over uniform design.
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France and German Prisoners Arrive in Swiss Custody
A London Times correspondent describes the arrival of thirty French prisoners in Neuchatel Switzerland to await the end of the war. Crowds welcome them with music flowers and gifts as they travel to Courtaillot where they will stay under Swiss guardianship until peace.
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