Allies Plan Executive War Cabinet for World War Effort
Reported by Gilbert via the Washington desk, allies propose an international wartime executive to coordinate U.S. agencies and allied ministries. The plan envisions representation from Shipping, Food Administration, War Industries Board, Treasury, and others, with possible postings for McAdoo, Daniels, and Roosevelt to Europe.
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Spedin Pierat
Washington
Foch
England
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Tuly
War Industries Board
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Wisehover
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New International War Body Lacks Clear Strategy
The article argues a proposed international executive would gain power without real strategy or diplomacy, while national leaders including Wilson Lloyd George and Clemenceau would retain control of diplomacy. It warns that weak political unity and absence of firm agreement threaten effective war administration and international coordination.
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Clemenceau
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Lonnie
Stettinius May Go Abroad On Ordinance Mission
Washington June 7 Assistant Secretary of War Stettinius may soon go abroad on an important mission related to ordnance and ammunition supply for American forces. Secretary Baker authorized the statement that the assignment is under consideration. Reports that a Navy official would also be sent abroad could not be confirmed. Assistant Secretary Roosevelt denied any official proposal and Secretary Daniels said he contemplated no such trip.
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Baker
Steftinivensa
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Marines Race to Halt Foe at the Marne
Marines moved from training camps on May 40 to positions along the Marne at Chateau Thierry. They accounted for at least a thousand enemies and aided a pivotal defensive stand as the German advance toward Paris pressed near the city. American machine gunners later pushed into action after a long auto trek, reaching a hill overlooking Chateau Thierry as French batteries opened fire.
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First American Marines Hold Chateau Thierry In Night Battle
An eyewitness account recalls the June 4 action at Chateau Thierry where American Marines and a young Pittsburgh lieutenant with thirteen men held the south bank under heavy German shelling. They repelled attacks, moved guns, and ferried wounded while French and colonial troops shelled the enemy, maintaining a stubborn stand to protect bridges and the river crossing.
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Armies Mark Time As Germans Feel Out Allied Lines
London dispatch from June 7 reports a lull on the Marne Aisne front after a ten day storm. Allied initiative continues with limited objectives as German forces, led by Ludendorff's hopes for a surprise and Foch's readiness, endure a pause to overhaul their machines. The Crown Prince's army undergoes overhaul to resume movement.
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the Tribune
London
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Foch
Peace Talk Fills Teuton Press
London reports peace talk pervading German outlets as Germany seeks a summer peace offensive. Reports cite Hertling peace speech plans, German desire for settlement, and cautious Allied reactions. Observers note news is carefully weighed, while high command anticipates a possible Paris push before August.
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