How France Has Been Fed
Before the war a distinguished French officer General Maurot warned France that in war the meat industry could not supply the army with fresh meat due to a lack of modern refrigerating plants and transport and a deficient national herd.
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Maurot
Echo de Paris
France
Work or Fight circulars on display in red letters
The State Council of Defense promotes attractive circulars bearing the inscription Work or Fight in red letters with blue text posing a question about slackers and traitors. Thomas Exell and his wife Rupert, visiting on business, are staying at the Palace hotel and plan to depart toward the state line tomorrow morning.
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State Council of Defense
Thomas Exell
Rupert
State Line
Palace Hotel
Hide Prices Cut 10 Percent Beginning August First
Washington reports that hide prices will drop about ten percent starting August 1, with the adjustment understood to be effective from that date.
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Washington
Czech Soldiers Elect Officers In Italy War
Special correspondence notes Czech and Slovak soldiers in Italy electing leaders by strict tests. They pledge to die for liberty, swear on the Verona battle flag, and vow to avoid capture. Recruits are judged by fellow soldiers for language, loyalty, and courage, forging a disciplined, fearless force under Austrian oppression.
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Veneto
Verona
Uberty
Carl
Bohemian
Crete
Italy
Vienna
Italy Embraces Baseball and Football in War Era
The Italian press supports American sports as morale boosters for troops. General Pennetta praises Gazetta dello Sport for fundraising to supply baseballs and footballs to soldiers. He notes football and baseball games strengthen unit morale and aid training.
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New York
Italy
Felice Ferrero
Italian Bureau of Information
America
Gasetta Dello Sport
Pennetta
Gazetta Dello Sport
Pennella
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