Foch praises American zeal in war effort on Independence Day
Paris July 4 The Associated Press reports Marshal Foch in a message to the United States lauds the American army for its rapid, sustained, and decisive aid to the Allied cause in 1918. He details growth from 350000 men and 500 officers to over 2,000,000 on French soil by armistice and highlights ships, factories, and transports aiding victory.
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Associated Press
Paris
Marshal Ferdinand
France
Ernes
Ated
Poe
United States
Germany
America
Foch
Marshal Foch
Lance
Lafayette Lovie
Liberty
Bbe
Dtsy
Pershing
Cares Courthwest
Beauvais
Junith
Dge
Vilrry
Hattia
Pointe Degrave
Garonne
Raymond Poincare
Irench Republic
Taefayette
Tuileries
Millerand
Harding
Fourth of Aly
Briand
Hughes
Wallace
First American division and monuments hailed abroad
The article recalls the American division’s actions from Mont Didier to Cantigny then Meuse in 1918, noting Pershing’s pursuit of victory and the 75,000 American dead in France. It also covers Paris Fourth of July observances and Polish Independence Day celebrations with official remarks and wreaths.
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Arty
Mont Didier
Cantigny
Pershing
Paris- Nancy
St. Michiel
St. Mihiel
Mozieres
Mont Faucon
Bantheville
Two Die In Car Crash Near Bonham Texas
Two people died and a third was seriously injured in a automobile crash five miles north of Bonham Texas on Sunday afternoon. Miss Norene Haynes was killed instantly and Miss Myrtle Danner died later at a local hospital from injuries. Aubrey Haynes, brother of Norene, was seriously injured. Six people were in the car when it wrecked at a sharp curve on a curve.
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Bonham
Texas
Norene “Haynes
Myrtle
Danner
Aubrey Haynes
Norene Hisnes
Haynes
Tanosa Residents Involved In High Speed Crash
A high speed crash left a car uncontrollable and veering into a ditch. All occupants are residents of Tanosa, sixteen miles north of here.
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Tanosa
Here
Hamburg Port Batch of June Shipping Figures
Hamburg dispatch reports show twenty nine ships to Germany with vessels entering the port in June. The tally notes twelve ships and an aggregate tonnage, reflecting a busy month for Hamburg harbor activity.
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U. 8
Germany
TcHamburg
Ves
Alls
Sters
Steipes
Hamburg
Tonnage figures for port entries and departures
In June 1920, 44 vessels entered the port with a tonnage of 355 212. In the month discussed, 688 445 tons arrived while 650 846 tons departed.
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Buzancy
Beaumont
Meuse
Aouzon
Enzeilles
Lorraine
Thhe
Firat
Amelios
Sigmed
Poland
Warsaw
Hugh C. Gibson
Bever
Aia West Commerce
Aaron
Bonhardi
And
Everyman's Store
Wilson Bros
Wilson Brothers
Wilson Bros. Athletic Union
Athletic Union
Panamas
Bangkoks
Hubig’s
Grocers
St. Anthony
H. Herweck
Crockett S16
Cain Oil CO
Alamo Industries
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