Allies Press Forward As German Front Digs In
French and British forces push from the great Salient between the Oise and Ancre as German offensives stall. Readers learn of heavy French gains near Noureil and shifting momentum south of the Somme with ongoing violent fighting around Montdidier Amiens and Crises Wut while Allied war offices report German reinforcement efforts and the likely continuation of the battle.
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British Hold At All Points In Somme Front
London morning dispatch reports British troops maintaining strong positions along the Somme as German assaults falter. German counterattacks near Nowe and additional villages are repulsed with heavy losses, while French forces contend for momentum and line holds endure under pressure.
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War Front Shows Germany Poised for Fresh Spring Attacks
The War Department warns Americans to expect renewed Teuton offensives on new fronts if the Oise and Ancre drive does not yield victory. It notes Germany has large reserves and will press aggressions to force allies into surrender or terms. The report highlights trained American units ready to lead future missions.
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Wilson insists Germany must be beaten in war
President Wilson remains committed to defeating Germany and pursuing victory before peace terms. In a letter to Bishop Henderson he reiterates the aim to crush German military power, notes Teuton attitude toward humanity, and maintains the US will fight until victory is secured.
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President Wilson May Speak for New Liberty Loan
Friends of the President say he may enlist in the Liberty Loan campaign and deliver speeches at key points. He is believed to plan a Baltimore address Saturday to launch the third Liberty Loan, with public interest in any remarks on the international situation.
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Americans Moving Into Battle
Special to the Nuggut reports that American forces in France are massing to join the German front. Troops are moving from multiple towns toward encampments as hundreds of thousands prepare to engage the German advance alongside British and French lines. Citizens and units express high spirits about anticipated action.
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Ship construction tops March quota amid material shortages
Washington April 1 The Shipping Board reported March activity shows 56 ships launched and 20 completed and delivered despite steel shortages and other material delays causing the program to lag the month’s schedule by twelve thousand tons of sailing capacity.
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Germans Renew Bombardment of Paris Early April Morning
German long range guns resumed shelling Paris after a one day pause with shells landing in suburbs but causing little damage. The attack follows a daily pattern with a set number of shells during each period. In Canada, Ottawa reports a five year extension suspending government royalties on Yukon coal to spur mining development.
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