Drive to Fill Ranks of Army In Metropolitan District
Army recruiting in New York City launches a drive to meet the regular army quota. Major J H Hughes and Colonel R D Walsh outline plans with the Mayor's Committee for National Defense. Fifteen meetings daily, two buses for crowds, and local recruiting stations in Jersey City Hoboken and surrounding areas.
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Plattsburg Camp Hosts House For Female Helpers
Special to The New York Times reports Plattsburg hosts a camp hostess house funded by prominent New York women led by Mrs. Baer and Mrs. Bacon. The facility serves as a center for workers and their families as aviation instructors from French government schools visit to inspect the camp. Military officers and cadets including from West Point arrive as part of the larger training program.
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Baker appeals for recruiting aid as Friday proves worst day
Secretary Baker urged editors to back the national recruiting drive. Only 771 men enlisted Friday, the weakest day since April 1, amid figures showing totals by state and a push to build new regiments. Navy recruitment also expands, with 6 116 men in training and efforts to station 800 in the second class.
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200 New Reserve Officers Commissioned by President Wilson
President Wilson signed commissions for 200 Officers' Reserve Corps officers last week. Forty three report to Eastern Department Headquarters on Governors Island for assignment. The list includes William Kresstonouk, Barclay McKudden, Renwick Brown, Barrington Moore, J. F. Beattie, Marion Montcalm, Carter Archurbi, and many others with assignments in Med, Eng, and Ord branches across New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington.
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New York City Men Apply in Rush for Officers Training Camp
In the first week of a four week drive to recruit 982 NYC men for an officers training camp to be organized at Fort Me han in Georgia, some 2 500 applications arrived. Officials expect 5 000 to 10 000 men to be eligible by July 15. The effort, run by the Military Training Camps Association, aims at older and married men with families, veterans and others with notable prior service. Notable applicants include polo player Devereux Milburn and former Rough Rider James B. Taller among others.
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Hospital for injured officers described in New York project
A new orthopedic hospital project for American officers is described as the first of its kind. William Salomon of New York is involved in building the facility, intended to treat disfigurements and deformities caused by wounds. Private institutions already exist for privates, but this hospital focuses on officers.
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