Roanoke Rapids Herald Showcases Global Photo Network
Through an association with other American newspapers The Roanoke Rapids Herald is represented worldwide by about two hundred photographers. Over a hundred work with the armies and navies of the warring nations. The best and most interesting images will be reproduced weekly for Herald readers.
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Mosquito Fleet at Wakefield camp inspires wartime carpentry
Soldiers rush work on aviation camps on Long Island scenes show painting star aircraft and actors in trench warfare. Officers train at Wakefield camp as stories mix humor with duty. A sergeant jokes about a wife halting a carpentry meeting while a second mate guesses a distant object on the horizon.
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Wakefield
Mass
Testing His Sense of Balance In Aviation Tests
A CORNELIE photograph shows positions used to test the vital sense of balance in aviation candidates. The chair and the aspirant are spun rapidly to elicit vertigo. The test for United States airmen is among the most rigorous, demanding near perfect physical condition.
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United States
Armen
Soldier Insurance Measure Largely Follows Outlined Plan
The measure to provide insurance for soldiers proceeds with only minor deviations from the previously announced outlines. Officials say the program remains on track, detailing coverage goals, eligibility, and funding expectations while avoiding major changes.
Government War Insurance Plan Lets Soldiers Buy Life Policies
A wartime insurance program would allow soldiers sailors and marines to purchase life coverage from 1000 to 10000 dollars with a premium around eight dollars per thousand. The plan also requires a $15 monthly family allotment from pay, plus government allowances to dependents and disability benefits, with installments deducted from pay.
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Washington
Senator Simmons
Representative Alexander
DIT
Alsa
War and Navy Departments
Entire Fleet Board legal staff quits in sympathy with Goethals
The full legal staff of the emergency fleet corporation resigned in a body, reportedly in solidarity with Major General Goethals whose resignation as general manager was accepted by President Wilson. Named attorneys include George Rubles Joseph P. Cotton George H. Savage Charles P. Rowland and Edward B. Burling. Officials offered no explanation.
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Goethals
Washington
Mergency Fleet Corporation
Wilson
George Rubles
Federal Trade Commission
Joseph P. Cotton
George H. Savage
Charles P. Rowland
New York
Edward B. Burling
Chicago
Mr. Savage
Ofirials
Fleet Corporation
General Goethals
Capps
Famed
Forth Shipping Board
Sergeant Hoskier Cited for Courage in Aerial War
Paris reports Sergeant Ronald Hoskier of New York, a Lafayette Escadrille member, was killed by a German aviator over St. Quentin in April this year. He is commended for remarkable courage and sacrifice after a defense against three enemy planes.
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Paris
Ronald Hoskier
New York
Lafayette Escadriffe
St. Quentin
Hoskier
Porte's Illness Halts British Graft Trial
London reports Wing Commander John C Porte of the Royal Navy Air Service and his codefendants facing Bow Street police court in the Curtiss airplane graft case. Counsel said a specialist reported he was bedridden from a hemorrhage of the lung, making attendance uncertain and delaying appearance dates for the defendants.
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London
John C. Porte
Royal Navy Air Service
Bow Street
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