Bomb Shelter Chief and Seaplane Rescue Drama
Dr Albert J Stevens of New York and Dr Harry J Dooley of Chicago led a rescue mission after a seaplane crash thirty miles off the coast. Their fast boat reached the wreck, shelling forced the group to dive, and they fought a strong current toward land while German troops approached. Two of the rescuers were swept toward shore, with one drowning amid the perilous retreat.
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Albert J. Ste Ops
New York
Harry J. Dooley
Chicago
Doctor Stevens
Dooley
Elreumetaner
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Doctor Fooles
Earlooone
Phey
Freund
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Raid and Rescue At Sea In German Bombardment
Two men left adrift in rough seas were rescued by two officers after a sinking raid by Germans. The two sailors, exhausted, were pulled ashore and treated with blankets as a bombing base nearby confirmed the two men were saved. Explosions followed as a car convoy fled the base under fire. A question lingered over which soldier, Stevens or Dooley, avoided capture or death.
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Maurice M. Moore
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Peanut Center in Marseilles Tops Global Market
Marseilles Peanut Center in Marseilles France serves as a global hub with over 120000 metric tons of peanuts and 240000 tons of shelled nuts processed annually in a single year at the central market.
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Marseilles
France
Abel
HUN SELLS SUPPLIES SEIZED IN FRANCE ORDER
Renewed evidence of German ruthlessness in occupied territories is shown in a captured army order from a section south of the Vesle river. It calls for forced labor of inhabitants for army needs with paper wages as low as 6 cents a day, ages listed, and mandatory payments in gold or silver for rations. Supplies were taken from the population and then resold.
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France
Veste River
Marne Sallent
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