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The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1918

Page

2

Balloons in War Grow From Circus Sights to Army Eyes

Washington reports balloons now serve as aerial observers for the army and navy. Observers in balloons provide range and direction to batteries, with parachute jumpers trained for safety and map recovery after a balloon's destruction.

Committee On Public Information Washington Uncle Sam Army Navy Earth

Wild shell swept road ride from the front

Clarence B. Kolland recounts a dangerous retreat along a shelling road. Amid roaring shells and airborne debris, soldiers and civilians crisscrossed the line, shells exploding nearby, ditch hiding spots filling with hard tack and anxious humor as they pressed toward a YMC warehouse for supplies.

Brothers Die on Marne Battlefield Seven Dead Huns

A letter from John McFarland's son describes Verner among seven dead Huns on the Marne battlefield near New Brighton Pennsylvania. The message notes Verner died game, still gripping his rifle, as his brother writes from the front lines.

New Brighton Verner John McFarland Marne

I Knew It Was a Roof In the A E F Y M C A

A war memoir fragment recounts a perilous ride under shellfire with a driver and a passenger narrator who stays steadfast. He notes dodging roofs, dodging debris, and counting a tree as they rush through a torn landscape while delivering tobacco to soldiers and claiming sprinting glory in the YMCA unit.

M. P Brother Bones Fritz

Luzynski Chooses Army Over Burglary Trial

St. Louis judge offers 23 year old Joseph Luzynski the choice between enlisting in the US tank service or standing trial for second degree burglary. Luzynski opts to enlist.

St. Louis Bass Court of Criminal Correction Joseph Luzynski United States Tank Service Luzynski

New Battleplane Speedster From Glenn L. Martin Plant

Cleveland engineers unveil a new two engine battleplane with 75 foot wingspan and 2400 pound carrying capacity. Early tests show strong maneuverability and full gun coverage with no blind spots. Additional aircraft of this type are to be produced steadily.

Cleveland, O Glenn L. Martin Company Martin Europe

Cook Gets Fortune Yet Stays On Duty

Camp Sevier Greenville D C H H Miles a hospital cook learned a distant relative left him 150000 dollars He remains at the patients kitchen base hospital and plans no career change He comes from Tarboro North Carolina and has served many years in the army and navy.

Camp Sevier Greenville D. C H.H. Miles Kitchen Miles Tarboro N. C Army Navy

British Forces Carve Envelopment in Palestine Advance

Allied report details General Allenby’s pocketing of Ottoman forces in Palestine. British wings sealed around Nazareth and the Sharon hill region, with Nazareth, Jordan Valley, and surrounding areas captured. Airmen bombarded Turkish positions, inflicting heavy casualties. over 18,000 Turks taken prisoner and guns counted at more than 120.

Palestine Betw Jordan Nazareth Dlain Sharon Centoy Jordan Valley Allenby Allenbys

Italians Join Allied Forces in Macedonia Push

In Macedonia, Italian troops have joined British French Serbian and Greek forces against Bulgarians as reinforcements stream toward the north through southern Serbia. Serbian advance west of the Vardar breaks 25 miles into former positions near Prilepe Ishtik road. East of Monastir allied forces move in the Cerna bend capturing several positions.

Macedonia Serbia Cerna Vardar Prilepe- Ishtik Vavardar Monastir

Plans to Secure Allotment of Men for Navy and Marines

Washington announces a new plan to meet manpower needs of the Navy and Marine Corps. The Navy will average 15,000 men monthly and the Marine Corps 5,000 monthly for four months, then 1,500 monthly. Recruitment centers will handle applications, with mobilization officers coordinating through draft boards for naval and main corps enrollments.

Washington Navy Marine Corps Daniel Mrine Corps Marine

Haig smashs German lines at four distinct points

London Field Marshal Haig reports English troops smashing the German front at four points along the Somme sector. British forces near Gavrel north of the River Scarpe advance on a two mile front and secure positions east of Epehy. North of Epehy they push forward south of Guislain and repulse a German attack on Mouvres.

London Gavrel Scarpe Epel Epehy Haig

Two Aviators Die At Indianapolis Speedway Crash

Indianapolis officers report Captain Hammond of the Royal Flying Corps and C Kinder of Greenfield were killed when their plane nosedived while returning from a Liberty Loan flight to Greenfield. Lieutenant Roy Pickens of the speedway aviation field was seriously injured. The crash occurred as they prepared to land at the speedway field.

Indianapolis Ind Hammond Royal Fyi'* Corps C. Kinder Greenfield Lie Roy Pickets Speedway Aviation Field Liberty Loan Speedway Field

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