Gary for Better Navy Urges Strong Defense to Safeguard U S Trade
Elbert H. Gary, chairman of United States Steel, told the American Metal Institute in New York that America must build and maintain an adequate navy and a large, properly trained reserve army to protect commerce and borders. He warned rival nations will seek supremacy after the war and urged government support to expand ships and equipment. He cautioned against short sighted spending and called for a enduring arbitration framework to prevent future armed conflicts. In other news, George F. Berry, a 48 year old notary, was found overcome by illuminating gas at his DC room and revived by Dr Charles Neustadt. he is out of danger.
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Urgent call for Russian revolt spreads among soldiers
The Frankfurter Zeitung reports a captured Russian officer found a revolutionary appeal urging soldiers to surrender and join a pan Russian popular movement. It condemns the war with Japan as unnecessary, accuses the government of bloodshed and plunder, and calls for unity, leadership by the people, and disobedience to wartime orders.
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War Reports From Front Ahead of La Basse and Angres
Paris dispatches report German counterattacks repulsed by French artillery and infantry across Angres Labyrinth Betiri and La Basse front while Ablain Saint Nazaire gains and Fort Des Quatre Boqueteaux is seized. Berlin notes French gains near Lorette ridge and in the Vosges with heavy fighting and prisoner captures. Russian, Italian, and Austrian fronts show continued offensives and territorial advances amid persistent artillery duels and counterattacks.
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Gary Says Navy Not Adequate To Protect This Country
Albert H Gary, chairman of United States Steel, told the American Iron and Steel Institute in New York that the U S Navy is below needed standards. He urged stronger maritime defense and better margins equal to other nations, warning of disadvantage in peace and crisis. He praised the President as a patriot and stated U S has fulfilled its duties without involvement in the war.
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Latin American delegates plan trade visits for U S merchants
Congressional and business leaders spoke at a Pan American Union event as Latin American delegates discuss trade tours with U S merchants. Secretary Garrison hosted a special aid for the visitors at Fort Myer amid military officials in full dress, while Representative Flood pledged Congress will support the delegates’ aims to expand trade and finance cooperation.
German View Of War In Favor Of Italy And Belgium
The piece critiques The New York Times defense of Italy, arguing Germany’s diplomacy was aggressive and Belgium invasion justified by rational necessity. It contrasts German and British wartime justifications, noting Britain aimed to thwart a rival and destroy the fleet. It also covers arbitration talks, South American delegation efforts, and Nicaragua and Peru treaty discussions.
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Two Arrests In A Robbery In Washington
Police hold Dudley Germane and John Simmons on robbery complaints by Hattie Brown. Germane, 19, of 14262 Street Northwest, a salesman, and Simmons, 17, of 1814 Ingleside Terrace Northwest, a draftsman, were arrested by Central Office detectives Baur and McNamee. Brown identified them as two of three hijackers who robbed her in an automobile December 31 near her workplace, and the trio is charged with stealing Dr A B Wolf’s auto at 1188 Jefferson Street Northwest the same night. The car was recovered.
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Riggs Decision Near as Subpoenas Issued
Subpoenas issued in the bankruptcy case of Lewis Johnson & Co. require trustees to submit stock transaction records with the Riggs National Bank to United States Attorney John E. Laskey. Justice McCoy plans to finish all matters before his summer vacation, signaling an impending Riggs National Bank case decision. The move follows a Treasury Department challenge over 6,000 stock transactions and underscores tensions between the bank and federal authorities.
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Special Farmers Day at Maryland Agricultural College
Farmers day at the Maryland Agricultural College will be celebrated tomorrow with group trips, college and experiment station grounds inspections, and demonstrations. The founders' gateway at the entrance will be dedicated, with speakers Carl Vrooman and Robert Crain delivering talks on Maryland agriculture.
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