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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1918

Page

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Yanks Are Coming film blocked over Creel Hearst clash

A Dayton Ohio moving picture by Universal for the Dayton Wright Aircraft Co was halted at the Broadway Theatre over a dispute between the Public Information Committee led by George Creel and Universal Co. Hearst influence blamed by Cochran while Carl Byers denies interference citing noncompliance with requirements. The lobby sign announced the stage explanation to spectators.

R. H. Cochrane Universal Film Company William Randolph Hearst Creel Committee Examploye Hearst Universal Company Hearst-Pathe Cochranes Broadway

The Yanks Are Coming Exhibition Sparks Nighttime Confusion

Rumors and dispute surround the Broadway Theatre screening of The Yanks Are Coming produced by the Universal Film Company. Key figures including Mr. Cochrane Mr. Byoir and Mr. Atkins clash over timing and approval while officials assert the film showcases American airpower and Liberty motor progress with War Department cooperation.

Universal Film Company America Americans Germany Universal Company United States Signal Corps War Department

Economic Grip on Russia and Berlin’s Influence

A Moscow dispatch reports M. Brovsky stating Russia may take a foreign loan with German concessions in exchange for wide access to its natural resources, while Berlin faces pressure to avoid interfering with Russia’s internal economic policy amid renewed Russo-German talks.

French Generals Praise American Toul Sector Fight

French generals commanding the army and corps with American units in France commend the division for its conduct at Xivray last Sunday. The army commander notes initiative and grasp of the situation, while the corps commander calls the action brilliant and asserts American superiority over Germans.

France Associated Press Toul Xivray Mmanding

Berlin Claims Ship Sinkings Hit 614000 Tons in May

Amsterdam reports as of June 23 German statements from Berlin claim May sank 614000 gross tons of ships by subs. Badly damaged vessels totaling 56000 tons were sent to Allied ports in April. Allied totals for April were 505000 tons. May totals were not published. German figures are regarded as inflated by Allies.

Berlin Amsterdam Sips Eatents

Austrian Losses Mount in Futile Mountain Front Offensive

Reported by wartime observers that Austrian forces suffered massive casualties, with an estimated 180,000 men sacrificed in vain as entire divisions perished or exhausted in attempts to breach a fortified mountain front.

Austria Col del Rosso Val Bella Asiago Monte Grappa Diaz

Poland is Reborn as Flags Are Granted to Poles

June 23 report from Our New Era bureau describes President Poincaré conferring flags on Polish National Army regiments with the Polish Legion. He vows France will fight for Poland’s freedom, noting banners from Nancy Belfort Verdun and Paris. Allies echoed this commitment at Versailles. America affirmed Poland’s independence.

New York Times Company New York Times Polish Legion Poland Poincaré France Nancy Lorraine Belfort Alsace Verdun Paris America M. Clemenceau Pershing McAndrew Wershing Clemenceau

Must Have a New World By a Just Peace and All Share It

Lloyd George urges preparation for peace at a London church gathering. He warns against repeating wartime missteps, calls for a democratic, just world sharing prosperity, and stresses no class should dominate postwar society. He denounces poverty and insists on Christianity guiding international peace.

Lloyd George London Welsh Baptist Church British Empire Jesus Christ Jesus of Nazareth

Austrian Cabinet Resigns as Vienna Faces Turmoil

Telegrams from Vienna and Budapest report the Austrian Cabinet voting a collective resignation amid rumors of famine and discontent. Dispatches describe large food shipments from Budapest, strikes in Vienna and across Prague Laibach Agram and Gratz, and looming revolutionary tension.

Amsterdam Vienna Budapest Austria Geneva London Daily Express Prague Laibach Agram Gratz Hungary Hapsburgs Innsbruck

Painievé Urges Prompt Aid to Russia

Paris report notes Paul Painievé former French premier advocates immediate aid to Russia amid ongoing crisis. He joins other French statesmen urging action as coverage continues beyond the front page.

Painleve Russia New York Times Paris Paul Painievé

Italian Front Improves as Diaz Shifts to Attack

From London the report notes Diaz moves from defense to the offensive on the Italian front, aided by reserves. The Piave river’s seasonal rise and prior bridge losses hinder river crossings, increasing Allied vulnerability to Austrian pressure amid evolving tactics and heavy weather.

Signor Sonnino Diaz

Austrians Retreat On Piave After Frontal Assault Fails

Italian official statement from Rome says Austro Hungarians recrossed the Piave in disorder from Montello to the Adriatic as Italian forces press the retreat. The bulletin also rejects Vienna reports of large Italian losses and airfield victories, noting lower enemy air losses and righting alleged enemy claims.

Piave Montello Russia Berlin

General Diaz Briefly Announces Action Along Forty Mile Stretch

London dispatch notes General Diaz's brief statement regarding activities along a forty mile stretch. The report frames the military movement in broad terms, with emphasis on location and scope rather than detailed operations. No further specifics are provided in the fragment.

General Diaz

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