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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
2
War Department records show Pershing requested 18 590 pairs of shoes for each 25 000 men monthly to build a reserve for troops in France. On hand and due contracts total 7 564 000 field shoes and 7 873 000 matching shoes, with over a million more needed this year.
United States and allies explore joint action with Japan to land troops in Siberia to block munitions from reaching Germany while warnings of a large German spring offensive loom. Gas warfare wounds American troops as Russia and Austria grapple with a tangle of alliances and peace talks.
Report from Berlin indicates the Bolshevik delegation faces pressure to sign a Brest-Litovsk peace treaty with the Central Powers. Russia would cede Batoum Kare and Karabagh to Turkey, under terms citing self determination. Delegations reportedly met amid delays and new demands.
A Prussian captain’s report details a German raid plan near Toul with a map locating every dugout nest and machine placement. It describes four rehearsals, fresh troops, and ambush tactics using five nests along the American front, with raiders advancing after artillery fire.
The Food Administration announced suspension of the meatless meal and pork restrictions as part of a broad conservation program. Increased meat production and wheat needs prompted the decision, with the suspension lasting three months or longer and indefinite beyond that period.
London telegraph confirms Copenhagen news that Turkish troops committed new massacres in the Armenian district, with Russians having asserted the event. Branting, editor of a socialist paper, has telegraphed socialist parties to urge representations to the German government per the dispatch.
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