Southeast troops in France get supplies at wholesale prices
American forces in France benefit from post exchanges run by the Army and Navy Y M C A under General Pershing. The Red Triangle conducts the largest business enterprise, selling cigarettes and supplies at cost with no profit. Fatima 50 centimes, Camels 35, and other brands priced to match wholesale costs. Captain George M. Lynch reports prices have stabilized and troops pay cost.
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Books of American Library Association Found Across France
Raymond Fosdick reports ALA books discovered in dugouts, cow barns, hospitals, and villages across the training area in France. He notes the library service has grown rapidly, with millions of books distributed to soldiers and sailors deployed or in transit.
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National Commission On Training
Rance
America
Need Only Creed Cited By Evangelist Gipsy Smith
Gipsy Smith told vast southeastern audiences that need is the sole creed as meetings boost support for the United War Work campaign opening November 11. The evangelist urged focus on creed over other aims amid large rally attendances.
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United War Work Campaign
Florida newspapers pledge aid for United War Work drive
Florida daily and weekly papers pledge to back the United War Work campaign opening November 11. The pledge centers their effort across the state to inform the public about the seven war work agencies and the goal of raising 170.6 million dollars.
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Florida
United War Work Campaign
Salvation Army Soldiers Helped at Chateau-Thierry
The Salvation Army provided lemonade to American and allied troops during the Chateau-Thierry battle. Surgeons note the drink helped cooling wounded soldiers while they awaited care. The Army’s welfare work is highlighted as a major wartime effort supporting fighting men through the united war work fund drive.
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Y M C A Helps Troop Builders With Huts In Forests
In the pine forests of Alabama Georgia Tennessee and other Southeast states men are hewing wood for the war program while the Y M C A locates huts and tents to support these loyal workers and bolster morale along the shipbuilding effort.
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Georgia
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