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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1918

Page

13

Senate faults U S airplane program amid waste and delays

The Senate Military Affairs Committee summary decries 1917 18 efforts to build a U S air arm as largely wasted. It cites $640 million plus $54 million in further costs, lack of American made fighters and bombers, spad and de haviland issues, halted Caproni plans, and late Handley Page deliveries. It notes 601 De Haviland 4s embarked and only 67 reached front by July 1, 1918.

Washington D. C Senate Military Affairs Committee United States Europe Congress de Haviland 4 France de Haviland Bristol Curtiss Aircraft Company Col. Clark Maj. Vincent Curtiss Company NE. Haviland Gen. Pershing Signal Corps

Black Hawk County Soldiers Wounded in Action

Private Raymond Staevick of Waterloo previously with Camp Cody troops is severely wounded August 3 after reaching France with an American division. Private John Cratsley, son of J. A. Cratsley of Castle Hill, reported wounded around August 1. his first gas exposure occurred July 9. Cratsley serves in Company B.

Raymond 8. Staevick Waterloo France Camp Cody John Cratsley J. A. Cratsley Castle Hill Co. B

Story of the De Haviland Plane Controversy and Suspension

The report details repeated complaints by General Pershing and the navy about dangerous structural weaknesses in the De Haviland plane. It notes that on August 2 production was suspended to implement corrections, and that production is set to resume after the fixes.

DE Haviland Gen. Pershing Navy

Quake Eruptions Prompt Nequén Town Departures

Government telegraph stations report eruptions of Mount Llama and Mount Lafian in Neuquen territory are not serious. Yet residents of two nearby towns fled their homes citing fear and shaking.

Associated Press Buenos Aires Llama Lafian Neuquen

Prisoner describes overcrowded U boat crew after Penstone sinking

Captain David Evans, survivor of the Penstone sinking, reports eight days as a prisoner aboard a German U boat. He describes a 77 man crew on a 200 foot submarine with two six inch deck guns, crowded sleeping quarters, minimal food, and limited interaction with the crew. He says the guns were pointed and the prisoners ignored and not interrogated. He notes the U boat planned to stay here but released him without explanation. The ordeal wore on the crew and was exhausting for any sailor.

Washington, D. C David Evans Penistone Triumph Vans San Jose

Funeral services for Frank B. Wilson

Frank B. Wilson, once with the Al Barnes circus, died at Presbyterian Hospital Wednesday evening. Funeral services were held at O Keefe and Towne chapel this afternoon. Burial followed in Elmwood Cemetery. He had been taken to the hospital when the circus was in the city August 5 and was too ill to continue with the show.

Frank B. Wilson O'Keefe & Towne Chanel Elmwood Wilson al. Barnes Presbyterian Hospital

Aviation Field Expansion for Washington Protection

A base on the eastern Potomac branch will be enlarged to protect the capital and train officers. The project includes aero patrol functions and a cost of 103000 dollars has been approved.

Washington, D. C Potomac River Washington

City in Brief: Local Visits and Court Actions

Local social notes list Miss Anna Perrin in Waterloo visiting friends, Miss Neva Tallman visiting from Minneapolis, and many others in city and surrounding areas. Municipal court records show seven civil cases for small amounts filed yesterday. several residents travel for work and vacation, with clergy and professionals returning to duties.

Anna Perrin Clarksville Neva Tallman Minneapolis Minn Alice Tuttle Ciyil Miller M. Bodell Pauline Muenster Mineral Point Wis Henry C. Mullan Sioux City I. M.davison Frank W. Court Kenyon Kenyon Farm Canada

Italian Press Rows Over Nation's Toward Neighbors

The article reports a heated press dispute over Italy's foreign policy and Adriatic relations. It names leaders such as Baron Sonning and Gloriate d'Walde von Rome and references a 1944 London agreement and tensions with eastern neighbors.

Talian Press Nation’s Way Towand Tle Associated Press Tialy Foradigny Potter Corriera Delhe Seri Mili Baron Sonning Piefaredsh Winster Adriane Gloriate d'Walde Rome Hatron Seonina London Beter

Adams of Nebraska elected G. A. R. Head at Portland Meet

Adams of Omaha Nebraska yesterday was elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic for the coming year at the Portland meet. The new leader served in the Civil War with the Fifth Wisconsin Battery in the Fourteenth Army Corps under Generals Thomas and Sherman. J G Chambers of Portland was chosen senior vice commander in chief with officers Walter Nordall Ferrin and others named for key posts.

Portland Ore Adams Omaha Xeb Grand Army of the Republic Wisconiin Fourteenth Army Corps George W. Thomas Sherman J. G. Chambers Charles FF. Walter Virginia Santor M.ferrin Vermont Philip A. Nordall Boston A. N. Trimble Lincoln Neb D. H. Stowitz Buffalo Quartermaster Genera George J. Keblogge Newcastle Cal Patrioticinstructor

U S Plans Post War Transport Fleet Policy

Washington August 2 German propaganda aims to sow a rift among allies by asserting U S plans to use its postwar fleet for trade conquest. Hurley Shipping Board chairman says America will first win the war and then develop transport for its own trade routes without harming other nations' rights.

Associated Press Washington United States Chatrant Hurley Shipping Board Hoe America Hurley

German officer unaware of war causes says U S entry tricked

J de McGraw Republican leader who visited the Ighthusg front reports German soldiers ages 17 to 49 appear tired and hopeless. He quotes an officer claiming they were tricked and unaware of outrages that drew America into war. McGraw also mentions Roosevelt sons in Paris hospitals.

New York America J. de McCraw Republican National Ali McGraw Garman Iitve Col Roosevelt TheodorefLoosevelt Archiad Roosevelt Paris

Sweet and Dowell Return From Europe Visit

Special report states Congressmen Sweet and Dowell came to Washington from a month abroad in Europe. They praised the fighting Third Iowa now the 188th regiment of the Rainbow division. They met many Iowa soldiers who were healthy and in good spirits despite numerous injuries from eight days of heavy combat.

Washington D. C Sweet Dowell Europe Third Iowa 188Th Regiment

Secrets of a Perfect Complexion by Madame Langford

Madame Langford outlines skin care routines for women including nightly cleansing with Velvetina Complexion Soap and warm water, Velvetina Massage with upward strokes, and morning use of Velvetina Vanishing Cream and Velvetina Face Powder. She warns against over-reliance on powder and promotes consistent washing and toning.

Madame Langford

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