Keeps Army in Danzig as Enmity Grows With Foes
In a chaotic Eastern Front report from Warsaw on June 28 1918 German and Polish tensions flare as Danzig remains calm while German troops stay put. Polish and Ukrainian forces clash with Hungarians in Eastern Galicia amid shifting fronts and rumors of Polish withdrawals to bolster the German frontier.
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Galicia
Ritoyrer Lumby
Lendom ‘Times
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Public Ledger Co
Warsaw
Silesian
Ars
Prody
Zlaczom
Zitata
Lipa
Gnila Lipa
Portugal Names New Cabinet in June 1948
Lasbon June 48 The new Portuguese ministry was announced with Premier Cardoso Finance Chaves War Peres Foreign Affairs Meldo Barretto Marine Cunha Commerce Wa varro. Funeral services for Maj Arthur D Minick will be held at 4 PM at 641 H atred Northeast. body to be shipped to Wichita Kans for burial. Minick survived by wife and one child.
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Arthur D. Minick
Undertaking
Wichita Kans
May Minck
Division of U S Fleet Begins Next Tuesday
The United States fleet will split into Atlantic and Pacific commands starting Tuesday in New York. Admiral Hugh Rodman will hoist the Pacific flag aboard the New Mexico and the fleet will move to Hampton Roads then toward San Francisco around July 17. Admiral Mayo will lower his flag from the Pennsylvania, to be succeeded by Admiral Wilson, with ceremonies in New York and Washington to follow.
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United States
Pacific
New York
Hugh Rodman
New Mexico
Hampton Roads
San Francisco
Henry T Mayo
Pennsylvania
Henry B. Wlison
Benson
Commando
Admiral Mayo
Daniels
Atlantic
Hudson Hiver
Mayo
Washington
General Board of the Navy
Was Sacrificed, Crozier Thinks Sacrificed
Brig Gen Crozier ex chief of the ordnance bureau testified before a special House investigating committee about wartime unpreparedness. He said he repeatedly urged extensions before the war and after the national defense act urged a larger ordnance staff and contracting authority, but his requests were not acted upon.
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Crozier
Ordnance Bureau
Special House
Secretary of War
Questioning War Department Sacrifice After Ordnance Chief Removal
The Senate military committee questioned Gen. Crozier about being sacrificed by the War Department amid criticism. Crozier recalled being moved from chief of ordnance to the war council, a demotion masking a promotion, and the council’s swift death. Gen. Sharpe faced a similar fate as public wrath subsided.
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Senate Military Committee
McKenzie
Crozier
War Department
Ordinance Department
War Council
Gan. Sharpe
Quartermaster Corps
Dutch Castle for Ex-Kaiser Exile in Netherlands
Former emperor William and his advisers doubt extradition will be allowed by the Netherlands. The entourage scouts homes for Count Hohenlohe’s future residence as potential exile sites, with choices near Doorn or Arnhem. William remains calm while his wife grieves Germany’s treaty withdrawal.
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Tthe Associated Press
Wiliam
Netherlands
Armerongen
Count Hohen
Ollern
Germany
Foerster
Hohensolern
Doorn
Arnhem
British Dirigible R-34 Lands on Long Island Reported
The British airship R-34 is expected to land on Long Island and return promptly to Britain. The vessel’s anticipated U.S. arrival is noted as part of the transatlantic program.
British dirigible voyage aims across the Atlantic
The British air attache announced a lighter than air craft will cross the Atlantic in a round trip. American merchant ships are asked to relay the North Atlantic weather report to Cape Race for outward and return voyages. The B-34 will land at Long Island to refuel and replenish gas supplies.
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Atlantic
Cape Race
Long Island
Richeson and Binns Tie from Bagby Farm
Miss Annie Lee Richeson wed Edmund Dabney Binns at the Bagby home in Caroline County. The ceremony was officiated by Rev H Willis with assistance from Rev Andrew Broaddus. The bride is the daughter of the late Reuben Richeson.
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Washington Post
Fredericksburg
Frank Buchner Richeson
Bagby
Caroline County
Annie Lee Richeson
Edmund Dabney Binns
Richmond
H . Willis
Andrew Broaddus
Reuben Richeson
American troops depart Brest end Archangel campaign
A battalion of the 310th engineers sails from the archangel front with a detachment and 20 ensigns honored for gallantry as American participation ends. Gen Richardson and the headquarters detachment stay for weeks while British reserves and Russian forces push on the Dvina front and gain prisoners. In Ukraine, Petlura advances toward Kiel as Grigoriem forces move north after seizing Odessa, Kherson, and Nikolaiev to link with Petlura.
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Brest
Richardson
Archangal
Dvina
London
Ukraine
Petlura
Kiel
Grigoriem
Odesea
Kherson
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