War Department probes Army Y M C A conduct
War Department considers a formal inquiry into American Expeditionary Forces Y M C A workers after a chaplain and inspector general report flaws. Complaints cite distribution, staffing, and morale issues while praising many volunteers. An official investigation awaits guidance from higher command.
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Financial settlement for S A T C expenses
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