Wilson Praises Care Of Troops In Statement
Washington June 1 President Wilson praised the care of troops and the moral physical and mental manhood of the new American army. He said no army into history had more painstaking thought for protection and stimulation and that the commission on training camp activities mobilized the nation’s moral and spiritual resources behind the troops.
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Rejected Men Offered Limited Service in War Production
From the Adjutant General Portland June call aims to enlist minor personnel for special or limited service in production work. Eligible men 26 and under must volunteer by June 4. after that date, shortages could trigger draft selection. Positions include locomotive engineers, firemen, telegraphers, auto mechanics, cooks, clerks, and laborers in a healthful production effort.
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Little George Dewey Speaks on Warthime Morale
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a misread aside about Admiral Dewey kin and wartime talk. The text references his supposed remarks to allies and Hun foes, mentioning youths and a teleview tale, though many words are garbled and unclear.
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