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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 17, 1918

Page

11

New Method Believed To End Submarine Menace

A British naval expert and theorists discuss counter submarine measures claiming a shotgun torpedo approach and listening devices may allow fighters to hear and target submarines. The pieces question current sinking rates and whether Germany can sustain torpedo campaigns as developments unfold.

Arthur Pollen Marley F. Hay Denny Hay Submarine Company Dumbarton Scotland American Society of Naval Architects Marine Fuaineers Hay England Germany Simon Lake Bridgeport Conn America

England vows to wage endless war until aims met abroad

A Providence Journal excerpt states England will continue fighting until Europe is freed from the military menace of Germany. It argues the conflict is physical, not negotiable, and calls for removing the German leadership's power after they refuse to listen.

England Balfour Commons Europe Germany Great Britain Mieht Aken Younus

War Services Awarded to Boy Scouts in War Effort

The Boy Scouts association authorized red and gold war service badges for Scouts who complete eighty four hours of voluntary work for military and public authorities, Red Cross and patriotic efforts. A second badge honors one hundred days of at least two hours daily service. Thousands have qualified, including Wolf Cubs, with Scouts contributing in messenger roles, farm labor, waste paper drives, port duty, and support for soldiers and families. Some aided shipyard work on submarines, with many refusing payment to keep the effort as daily good turns.

Boy Scouts Association Red Cross Boy Scouts Canadian Boy Scouts Blue Cross Cits

Women of Great Britain Fully Mobilized for War Work

Lady Chetwynd reports in New York on Britain’s war effort as British women shift to labor roles, massing in factories and transportation to free men for front line service. She notes calm resilience amid Zeppelin raids, contrasts London austerity with New York abundance, and urges American women to mobilize similarly.

Great Britain Lady Chetwynd England Atlantic New York London Paris America Hyde Park Mekine Shels

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