Americans Building For A Vast Army War Report
The London Times appraises American war effort in France. It details rapid expansion of aviation training, large production departments, flying schools, repair centers, and new camps. It notes 2000 Chinese laborers, vast railway yards, and plans for a three million man army aiding Allied victory.
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American war aims and resolve amid Europe’s shifting fronts
The piece argues that if the enemy fails to deliver a knockout blow in its assault on the allied Itaés and pivots to a peace offensive, Americans must fully understand the American achievements and plans. It calls for unity and courage to deter traitors and pacifists and to press to the right kind of peace.
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American Army in France Ready to Sacrifice Further
London June 13 The Daily Mail correspondent reports the American army in France is prepared to make greater sacrifices than the brigading of American troops with French and British forces. He notes troops regret not having more trained Americans to aid the Allies and says the United States will be grateful for any future sacrifices if demanded.
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Flying Cadet Killed in West of Lavernia Crash
Percy J. Gong of Locust Valley Long Island was killed in a plane crash four miles west of Lavernia on Gonzales Road around 1 p m Thursday. Cadet Leng, in cross country training, was alone in the aircraft. high winds likely caused loss of control. Ambulance took the body from Jelly Field for delivery to his mother Mrs Annie Long of Locust Valley.
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Lambert Elected President of American Medical Association
Dr. Alexander Lambert of New York wins the AMA presidency in a 60 to 57 vote over Admiral W C Braisted. The result marks the closest contest in the organization's history as Atlantic City is chosen for next year and the date awaits trustees. Lambert is medical director for Red Cross work in France and leads the New York State Medical Association.
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Weather summary for major cities and regional forecast
San Antonio tonight and Friday predicted to cool with temperatures from 96 to 100 and moderate winds. Separate forecasts include St Louis 64 clear with northeast winds, Chicago 64 clear with west winds, Kansas City 68 clear with southeast winds, New York 58 cloudy with northwest winds, Washington DC cool with northwest winds.
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Dreadnaught Down by Motor Boat Off Dalmatia Coast
Commander Rizzo recounts sinking an Austrian battleship and a second damaged or destroyed by Commander Millazo’s motor boat near Pass Selve between Asinello and Preminda. About ten destroyers surrounded the battleships as Italian torpedo boats closed in. A 600 pound torpedo struck the first dreadnaught, while a second hit followed, triggering a dramatic explosion. A depth charge aided escape amid pursuit.
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Rizzo Italian Hero Sinks Austrian Battleships Near Pola
London reports Commander Guigi Rizzo, commanding two motor boats, torpedoed two Austrian dreadnoughts and a destroyer near Pola. The action, six months after sinking the Wein, left only one Austrian battleship at Pola. Rizzo, a Sicilian former merchant seaman, escaped.
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Allies excel in gas warfare report to committee
Washington reports that Allied forces outrun Germany in gas warfare. Carl L. Alsberg, chief of the bureau of chemistry, told the Seventeenth agricultural committee they have more gas and better defensive masks, while also applying gas more effectively. Washington faces water shortage as fountains statewide halt.
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Vanderbilt Bride Marries Raymond Baker in Holmwood Ceremony
Mrs Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt wed Raymond Baker director of the United States Mint at Holmwood country home. The couple will reside in Washington after a West trip. Baker has long held government posts and served as secretary to the American embassy in Petrograd. Vanderbilt survived the Lusitania sinking, dedicating herself to war work and charity.
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Army casualty list lists 188 names with multiple outcomes
Washington June 13 The army casualty list shows 188 names including 19 killed in action 9 died of wounds 3 died of accident and other causes 1 died in airplane accident 4 died of disease 137 wounded severely 11 wounded undetermined 4 missing Corporal Martin Gindron Galveston Texas and Private Everett F E Bryant Pittsburg Texas are among the severely wounded.
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Attempt to disarm troops sparks clashes in Russia
A May order by Leon Trotsky to disarm Czechoslovak troops aiming for Vladivostok triggered violent clashes with Soviet forces in several locations. Reports from Amsterdam on June 13 say if the 150,000 Czechoslovak troops are allowed to leave with arms to join Allied forces, Moscow may fear dangerous implications for peace and neutrality.
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Spy Hunt Aboard Holland America Ship Nieuw Amsterdam
Upon arrival at Atlantics Port the Holland American liner Nieuw Amsterdam faces a three hour health officer inspection and ongoing questioning of some 612 passengers. British and American inspectors health service physicians and intelligence officers conduct the search. About 50 members of the Woman's Motor Corps of America assist in screening women passengers and their effects.
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Germans Break Pact Movement Eastward on Front South of Moscow
A Russian wireless dispatch reports Germans in Ukraine opened a new movement eastward on June 10 along a 106 verst front from Valuski to Zpukoska, violating the demarkation accord. Foreign Minister Tchitcherin has instructed Ambassador Jaffa in Berlin to protest and demand a retirement to their former positions.
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Allies Find Hanes Are Not Worried About Hun Attack
French and British reports from June 12 describe American troops arriving in Europe with high quality and courage. French counterattacks near Compiègne recaptured ground, halted German advances, and yielded prisoners and guns. Ground terrain favored French offensives on the right, with significant losses for German divisions and continued heavy fighting as preparations for further actions proceeded.
French Stop German Advance South of Aisne Marne Front
Paris dispatch reports fierce action southwest of Soissons with French forces delaying the German push between the Aisne and Marne. A counterattack along Matz drove Germans back to the north bank, while Americans in Bouresches and Belleau Wood repelled assaults and held gains. Prisoners and machines guns captured as French lines hardened.
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Americans Barrel on Belleau Wood Triumph in France
June 12 reports say American artillery destroyed German escape routes as Marines captured about 400 prisoners after storming Belleau Wood northwest of Chateau Thierry. Six officers were among the captives. rations and bread tied to uniforms showed poor gear. Prisoners expressed desire to live in the United States after the war. German plans allegedly aimed to end the war by next fall.
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Paris Troops Show Unmatched Order In Montdidier Offensive
Special Cable describes French counter attacks south of Montdidier as conducted with precise planning and calm. Motor lorries carried two crack divisions under a brief artillery barrage before tanks led an infantry advance amid air superiority. Fires erupted in two villages as a shell depot exploded, yet morale remained high among Parisians and other troops as the day concluded with a steady, well organized advance.
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