Berlin Claims Allies Repulsed In Somme Front Fight
Berlin reports Allied assaults north of the Lys and near Ville-en-Tardenois repulsed after artillery bombardments. German forces claim successful counterattacks, with forefell guards withdrawing to lines and Prussian regiments repeatedly distinguishing themselves in ongoing clashes near Fere-en-Tourdan and Chateau Thierry.
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Senate investigates de Havilland plane production debate
Washington July 29 Critics including General Pershing and aviation officials question the de Havilland type built in the United States. Secretary Baker and a Senate commission reopen hearings to probe design, weight, and strength issues amid reports of failures and ship shipments totaling over 400 aircraft.
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America Considered Menace to Powers
Amsterdam reports a European professor argues U S wealth and manpower threaten European war aims. He claims 1.5 million Ethiopians and Hungarians diverted to the United States would drain Allied manpower, worsen marriage rates, births, and mortality, and reduce war footing. He urges counter measures to curb U S influence.
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German pamphlet claims Berlin shortens front to bluff enemy
Amsterdam reports July 24 that Berlin circulates a pamphlet from a former general staff officer arguing the German front is being shortened to inflict greater enemy losses while preserving German strength. The piece urges freedom of operation remains, contending the tactic pins down pursuers under local difficulties.
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Admiral Explains U Boat Failures Amid Ocean Transport Guard
Amsterdam dispatch quotes Admiral von Holzendorff explaining German U boats fail due to Allied coastal defenses and irregular American convoy patterns from Scotland to the Mediterranean. He argues U boats target enemy cargo by reducing cargo space and disrupting supplies, countering claims the U-boat threat has ended.
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Books Must Be Sent to Soldiers From Publishers
Publishers are urged to send books to soldiers as a wartime measure. The defense department orders publishers to distribute reading material to troops, citing morale and educational value. Details on execution and participating houses are discussed, with emphasis on rapid delivery and broad availability.
Sugar Price Rise Sparks War of Words in Conference
Officials report a one cent per pound sugar hike proposal after talks with Cuban and U S representatives. George Mc Kalph chairs the internal committee and a Washington meeting is planned to decide 1935 prices amid economic tension and crop forecasts.
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German Ammunition Treasures Halt Allied Drive North of the Marne
Allied forces captured vast German ammunition stores in forests north of the Marne during the Meuse Argonne context. The landscape held shells of many calibers, some camouflaged along roads and in clearings, with thousands of shells ready for immediate use. A prisoner reported German convicts released to join the front, while a list of wounded and missing soldiers followed in the casualty column.
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Casualty List From Washington July 30 World War II deaths and wounds
Casualty cablegram reports 19 killed in action and multiple wounded or missing from various units. Names include Captain Allen N Sumace and Corporal Praderies, with many private soldiers listed alongside birthplaces such as Schuyler Nebraska and Chicago Illinois. The text also notes deaths from wounds and disease and a variety of battle injuries across multiple locations and units.
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Nebr
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Kammelsheim
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Artune
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Battila
German Officials Face Criticism Over German Money Spent in U.S.
A memorandum demanding action against German leaders in exile accuses Captain von Teerfelde and others of appalling defects and calls for arrest of former Chancellor von Bothmann Holmes. In New York, George Sylvester Viereck testified Germany spent 30 to 230 million dollars on propaganda and suggested buying influential papers to sway American opinion.
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Velehstag
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Treaties Ratified Allow US Britain and Canada Military Terms
Washington July 30 ratifications exchanged in London mark new treaties between the United States Great Britain and Canada affecting about 44 000 American citizens 250 000 British subjects and 60 000 Canadians. The accord permits limited enlistment or enrollment for service in own countries during a sixty day window ending 30 days after registration deadlines with exemptions possible through the American ambassador and British and Canadian authorities.
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New British War Appropriation Is Largest Recorded
The Daily Telegraph reports a new British wartime appropriation of about £700,000,000, the largest yet, to fund operations until October. The record surpasses the previous peak of £650,900,000. The move comes as wartime demands grow amid ongoing mobilization and supply concerns.
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Deaths and Funerals McFarland and Whittaker Notices
Funeral notices detail Ersell Patdis Metarisat and Fran tz Whittaker, with service times, locations, and surviving relatives. Metarisat's service occurred Monday afternoon at 33 o'clock, at the family home with Bishop Ridges officiating. interment in City cemetery. Whittaker's funeral is announced for early Friday afternoon at 2 oclock, with services to follow the prior rites. Surviving family members include Frances Trite ry and others, with arrangements handled by Agriot undertaking establishment.
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Fourth ward chapel service with viewing at home
The deceased Bishop BE Aj Olsen will have a viewing this evening at the family residence 625 Twenty-first Street from 6 to 5 p.m. and Wednesday between the hours unspecified. Interment is planned at an underground City cemetery. MEISSNEN funeral scheduled Wednesday at 2:40 p.m. in the Masonic temple with Queen Esther chapter Order of the Eastern Star officiating. The bereaved are noted.
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Ugder City
Fragmented Evening Journal Snippet from Silvaty Cassell
A damaged line of the Saturday Journal text notes an unnamed speaker reflecting on memory and thought. The garbled wording hints at a discussion about what someone was thinking, with stray phrases and incomplete names suggesting a misread historical column.
Austrians Open New Activities on Albanian Front
Ashington July 9 Austrians on the Albanian front in efforts to root against Venetian offensive have released reports from Rome indicating renewed activity. The troops have captured additional ground and deployed material while preparing for a broader advance. A renewed Austrian effort to widen positions on Ms Leon has been checked by opposing troops.
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Dean of Baseball Heroes Aims 25th Year
The piece recalls a veteran baseball figure, 44, with 7a years in Major League play, noting his survival through many eras and mentioning Pat Teebau Ed Delehanty Go Young and others. It highlights his still valuable role with the Cardinals despite aging legs.
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