Graves Registration Service New Branch of American Army
The Graves Registration Service will act as a new branch of the American Army dedicated to proper burials and care of American dead in France. Under a regular army major, it reports to General Pershing and will supervise divisional cemeteries, with headquarters detachment and reserve units for rapid attachment. Cemeteries in France will be marked and recorded, with identification and letters sent to relatives, and ongoing inspections promised.
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Great Drive to Build Red Cross Membership in Weber County
Organizing for a national Christmas drive to boost Red Cross members runs December 17 to 24. Ogden and Weber County committees, churches, unions, clubs, and schools will recruit members with speakers, office open, and educational campaigns. aims include a county flag display and a 15,000,000 member national target to outpace allies.
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Austro Germans Pound Italian Lines With Heaviest Guns
Italian front dispatches describe a heavy Austro German bombardment on the Cave and northern fronts. Shells reached Mancino and near Treviso as 400 projectiles concentrated on a single point. Italian General Diaz said terrain gains were minimal at enormous sacrifice.
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Lloyd George warns no halfway house to victory and defeat
Prime Minister Lloyd George warned there is no midway path between victory and defeat and opposed peace overtures to Prussia while urging strong terms. He endorsed Wilson’s peace goals, cautioned against trusting pacifist plots, and urged steadfast action to secure a just, lasting peace through enforcement of a treaty.
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