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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1917

Page

7

Worldwide Herald photographers in wartime pages

The Roanoke Rapids Herald is served globally by about two hundred photographers, over one hundred with armies and navies of warring nations. Weekly, the best and most interesting images taken by these photographers will be reproduced on this page for Herald readers.

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Wear the four button badge for volunteer enlistment

A rejected volunteer letter urges recipients to wear a four button badge to prove patriotism. It warns against lending the button to others and advises keeping or returning it to a recruiting officer. The piece contrasts loud displays with quiet duty and notes some volunteers face social slights.

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Shrimp Industry Faces Conservation Considerations

The Gulf and South Atlantic shrimp fisheries sustain a key minor industry. Reports to the commissioner of fisheries indicate depletion in some areas during the past few years. A natural history study of the species began in 1914 to guide potential conservation measures.

Gulf South Atlantic Commissioner of Fisheries

From Press Gallery to Preston Recognition by Gallery

James D. Preston, longtime superintendent of the senate press gallery at Washington, receives an automobile as a token of appreciation from current and former members for twenty years of service.

Epitel Washington Marshal Joffre Scott Joffre Dusserand James D. Preston Senate Press Gallery

New Officer Training Camp to Open Next August

A new officer training station will be established next August. The plan outlines opening another training camp to expand police readiness and enhance field operations.

Training Courses Open To All Applicants For Camp Entry

New York announces extra officer training camps after the successful first camp. About 40 000 men were recruited for the officers training camps nationwide. A second camp is expected in August for those eligible but not selected. Captain Arthur Cosby urged early applications and anticipated a clearer notice from the War Department. He advocated three months notice for better recruitment and orderly preparation before active service.

New York War Department Arthur Cosby Conbey Unie

Senate votes to ban cereal use in alcohol during war

The Senate approved an amendment to the espionage bill 82 to 8 forbidding cereals or grain in liquor production during the war, while rejecting a pre censorship section. The vote signals a heavy shift toward press censorship elimination and a broader dry stance, with further battles expected in conference. Senator Cummins of Iowa proposed the prohibition amendment.

Washington United States Senate Committee of the Whale Cummins Iowa

Army transport chief to head port of New York shipments

Col. John M. Carson, quartermaster at New York for the U S Army, named superintendent of Army transport service for New York port by Secretary Baker. The move is part of a plan to coordinate U S and Allied military shipments through this port using a yet unnamed special shipping board.

New York John M. Carson United States Army Army Transport Service Baker United States

First Ship Contracts Signed for 1918 Deliveries

The Federal Shipping Board announced the first contract under the Administration's billion dollar program. Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Drydock Co. will build eight steel vessels for 8,800 tons each, delivery in 1918. The board is also negotiating for 250,000 tons of additional steel and wood tonnage.

Washington Federal Shipping Board Los Angeles Shipbuilding& Prydock Co

Bethmann Hollweg Holdings Secure Amid War Ties

Berlin dispatch reports Bethmann Hollweg's position as Imperial Chancellor remains secure as he meets Reichstag leaders in Berlin and discusses wartime water diplomacy after a hurried trip to Great Headquarters and a return to Vienna for further talks.

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