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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
6
Reports from the Front detail fierce fighting as French troops attack Kemmel hill while German forces push toward Ypres from the southeast. British and French lines face pressure with renewed counterattacks and heavy casualties as the battle evolves around Mount Kemmel and the Amiens sector.
Lenton April 27 Delma Radcliffe, chief director of military operations, stresses that nations will fight all summer. He notes General Foch has drawn only a small portion of reserves and warns the upcoming weeks may decide the war, with Allied leaders relying on continued endurance and support.
Indictments were returned by the grand jury against sixteen individuals including Edwardsons on April 37. The proceedings listed charges related to a lynching case and reflect ongoing legal action.
Republican member of the Military Affairs Committee said the proposed registration bill would add 500000 to 700000 new registrants for military service. The House adopted the Senate resolution on registration bed millitary service and sent it to conference. An Iowa amendment moved new registrants to the bottom of their class. Medica Net Exempt.
Report says Leon Trotzky has gone to Murmansk to urge Russian forces to resist the German northern advance. The piece notes improving Allied Russian sentiment in Petrograd and Moscow, with shifting attitudes toward Allies and the United States amid wartime tensions. Labor groups in New York report British and American workers aligned for a decisive anti German autoc racy effort and a near revival of Allied worker unity.
The Hague April 27 Dutch forces have canceled leaves of absence for Holland land and tea units as tension with Germany rises. A Rotterdam Daily Telegraph correspondent notes the Dutch government may already be moving to deploy new restrictions and measures. Germany claims the Holland Germany differences are settled though no confirmation exists. Uruguay questions Berlin about war status after a German submarine incident affecting a Uruguayan commission to France.
Secretary of War Newton D. Baker spoke in Cleveland to mothers fathers sweethearts and friends of servicemen with a message that the government is doing all in its power for their well being. He was honored by thousands of former fellow citizens at Central Armory as his first public address since returning from France. Baker's visit, at the Liberty Loan committee invitation, aimed to push on to a loan goal nationwide.
London reports from a high naval source that the Zeebrugge operation is complete and successful. The Flanders flotilla must use the Ostend route to reach the sea, enabling British forces to better engage German ships. Blocking the channel could speed the waterway’s silting, with clearance taking weeks.
Summary of a Sunday school lesson by Rev. PF B Lesson from Mark 10 1 31 with memory verse Mark 10 14 and references to Genesis Exodus Matthew Luke and Leviticus The text discusses marriage divorce family life and child welfare and emphasizes the sanctity of marriage the duty to raise children and the peril of wealth for eternal life.
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