Incredible feats of war surgeons on the French front
The dispatch praises battlefield surgeons who rapidly gather and treat wounded. It notes improved survival rates, with 86 percent recoveries in Flanders and about ninety of one hundred in later battles. American ambulance services near front lines and portable hospital units are highlighted, led by Miss Kathleen Park in Annel.
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Wounded US Nurses Help Treat French Wounded At Matmabkou
Amid battle during the Matmabkou engagement American nurses and helpers assisted French surgeons. Doctors including Galling, Schrock, Tarnoveky, Moorhead and Seber led care while nurses from Detroit and New York hospitals aided the wounded. Mission hospital staff aided triage and evacuation to barge transport toward hospital facilities.
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Citizens honor dead soldiers in Lorraine monument plan
Pittaburg Pa December 1 Citizens of Lorraine France will erect a monument to memory of Corporal James D. Gresham Evanville Ind and Privates Merla D Hoy of Glitzun and Thomas G Enright of Pittsburgh who were the first American expeditionary force casualties in France. A burr from the village prefect informs Mayor Joseph G Armstrong of the city.
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General Sarrail praised for halting German advance in Argonne
Reports from London claim General Sarrail, Allied commander at Saloniki, led French forces to halt the German crown prince's army in the Argonne and prevent Verdun's investment. Potential successor General Guillemets is noted, with reference to his prior Verdun actions and the Marne battle. Also mentions a Utah district court summons in a separate case.
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First Witnesses in Navy Probe From Abroad to Aid Inquiry
Secretary Daniels and other naval leaders testified before a House sub committee about wartime Navy work. They described shipbuilding, submarine chasers, and aviation efforts, noted manpower coordination with merchant service, and defended decisions on cost and supply while promising further reforms and cooperation.
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