Weather Forecast Snapshot with Fragments
A fragmentary weather note describes thundershowers this afternoon or tonight. It mentions a cooler, southeast portion and a stray forecast line about Friday.
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
8
A fragmentary weather note describes thundershowers this afternoon or tonight. It mentions a cooler, southeast portion and a stray forecast line about Friday.
Washington reports 34 names in today’s casualty list. Otto Jones, formerly a barber here now in training at the Great Lakes hospital, is listed as wounded and missing with spinal meningitis improving. he is up and about the hospital and expected to return on a short furlough.
Washington reports May production of new ships reached a historic high with 44 vessels completed and delivered to the Shipping Board totaling 28 571 tons. First five months of the year show substantial gains with May boosting output beyond January February and March totals as British totals also rise.
Patricia O'Ourke stars in a six part comedy drama described as an absorbing law adventure. The on screen misadventure features air thrills and a carefree vibe amid crime and pursuit.
The Indiana State Council of Defense issues guidance on commerce restrictions. A retailer may sell to any one he pleases, provided terms are followed, with emphasis on controlled distribution and compliance during wartime conditions.
Secretary Lansing denounces Prussianism and calls for end to war as he speaks at Columbia University. He argues for strong leadership to marshal unity, condemns peace proposals that imply compromise with Prussianism, and stresses that force remains essential to defeat aggression.
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