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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
6
Senator borah challenges wartime spending as defense and budget records are scrutinized. Amid political debate in Washington November, he questions efficiency and seeks clearer accounting from administration officials and allied leaders.
A wartime letter from Frank Tagall to Emily Curmpy recounts life near Verdun during bombardment. He describes artillery barrages, air fights, and seeing an American down a German plane. The letter notes the Allied advance and the emotional impact of receiving news of victory on November 12, 1948.
A soldier recounts near score deaths during a brutal trench encounter in France. He describes shelling, fear, and fatigue as his unit advances into Germany, noting losses in officers and men, hunger, and exhaustion. He mentions French celebrations and cites unreadable wartime book titles.
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Berlin reports a harsh measure as the military governor enforces order with limited troops. Crippled Germans are barred from city offices and streets, reportedly to avoid inflaming public sentiment amid the food crisis.
Copenhagen dispatch reports a divided effort between the Lejvise workmeeds and soldier coum hes to arrest Von Hintenbwrg and the great general beter 'eocording to mn disniteh f.
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