British and Canadian War News From Langruth Herald
The Langruth Herald reports British occupation of Samara and harsher economy demands by the food controller. Canada’s Imperial Munitions Board funds shipbuilding with 25 million dollars. London warns Canadians crossing to the US must deposit 8 dollars after May 1. Submarine activity remains high with daily losses and Allied air combat fierce. Camp Hughes slated for Manitoba and Saskatchewan units. French report cites 19,000 German prisoners and over 100 guns captured. Education and Red Cross efforts expand with exams in June and a new Adington Society organizing in North Lakeland.
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