Germany Prays for Harvest as War Strains Food Supply
A continent wide appeal echoes from Protestant churches urging prayer for bountiful crops amid wartime shortages. Brandenburg church leaders criticize greed and hoarding while calls go out for clergy to warn flocks and urge fair distribution to ease famine. Reports describe Dresden bread line hardships and a rabbit farming push as authorities seek relief. The piece notes growing centralization under a food dictatorship and warns England may face reciprocal shortages for its prisoners as the war continues.
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Church Committee
London Daily Chronicle
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Frankfurter Zeitung
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Cologne Gazette
War Medical Unit Sails for Central Powers Relief
Six doctors and six nurses compose the sixth U S medical relief expedition to be sent from the United States to the Central Powers under the American Physicians' Expeditions Committee. The party sails yesterday for Rotterdam on the Holland America liner Ryndam led by Dr Joseph R Eastman of Indianapolis. Other physicians include Dr He Oberembt Dr Hubert Dunn Dr Herrmann Schumm Dr Ralph Bettmann and Dr Cueth. Nurses include Anna Gruel Lulu Jones Mary Bauman Lully Kroeger Martha Werner and Anna Kroeger.
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Lully Kroeger
Martha Werner
New York
Anna Kroeger
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Skeptical of War Bonds Prompt German Investor Caution
The Rhenish House Owners' Gazette urges investors to favor German mortgage securities over war bond paper. It warns war loan holders may face disappointments, noting critics who derided Liebknecht in the Reichstag previously championed house owning interests.
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Grief Fueled Munich Mob Targets Austrian Dressed Woman
A Munich crowd of mourners mobbed an Austrian woman who wore a diaphanous yellow and green dress with a blue veil. She was stripped of her attire and beaten before police found her prostrate, later charging her with shameless dress during a time of mourning.
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Marienplatz
Russian Front Staff Visit Reveals French War Methods
Bernard Pares, reporting from Russia, describes a visit to the Russian Army staff, where a lecture on French military life and attack methods impressed the Commander in Chief and officers. The account highlights production gains, French defense and offense, and a shared belief in Allied victory amid cold weather, cheering crowds, and ceremonial dinners.
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Dock Strike Delays Vessels at Cristobal Harbor
Panama June 17 report: dock laborers refuse to work causing delays for ships departing Cristobal. Rumors of high wages for stevedores in Liverpool excite crews who strive to secure jobs. Numerous stowaways detected aboard ships.
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New York Times
Panama
Laverpool
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