Roster of World War II casualties and wounded listing names
A long casualty roll lists Killed in Action, Died of Wounds, Died of Disease, Wounded counts, and a roster of officers noncommissioned officers and privates with home towns across Delaware Ohio Merrimac Portland Noblesville Topeka Brooklyn Chicago Trenton and many more representing U S Army units. The list includes MAJOR Raymond B Austin LIEUTENANTS Fred N Brown James Curtis Richard J Fuller FE Huntainger August W Kee HAL O Leary W C Orr Glenn K Spencer Wiley Sutton Clair W Welty SERGEANTS member A Ernest Geixe Joseph Patterson Paul C Rowan etc CORPORALS Albert A Carlock K F Chaning John Fred Compton etc PRIVATE Theodore Agaires Claude C Allinson TE Anderson W H Anderson John Angelo Frank Belliono S Horney John F Bishop Joseph Cawley A J Clapton P Cobb Sanford M John Patterson Andrew Peterson etc and numerous names with hometowns across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond B. Austin
Delaware
Ohio
Fred N. Brown
Merrimac
James Curtis
Brook
Richard J. Fuller
Portland
Huntainger
Noblesville
Ind
August W. Kee
Wis
Hal O'Leary
Ester
Mus
W.C. Orr
New York
Glenn K. Spencer
Pueblo
Coto
Wiley Sutton
Atlans
Clair W. Welty
Apple Creek
Ateter A
Ernest Geixe
Council Trusts
Jows Iiph Patterson
Orange
Paul C. Rowan
Elizabethtown
Albert A. Carlock
Etowah
Tenn
K. F. Chaning
Broachland
Okla
John Fred Compton
Mowers Penn
Campo
Jamestown
Allert Hoaberg
Topeka
Kan
James Kline
Sara
Heodore Agaires
Violet
Claude C. Allinson
Rockville
Mte
Anderson
Sioux Falls
W. H. Anderson
Sherman
Miss
John ‘Angelo
Dagus Mines
Frank Belliono
Rexburg
Idaho
S. Horney
Steubenville
John F. Bishop
Sawers
John H. Buchtein
Dupo
Joseph “Cawley
Pittston
A. J. Clapton
Rewnkiss
Texas
P. Cobb
Pine Tops
N. Cot Sanford
Ministerial Association Pledges Unified Health Support
The Silver Bow Ministerial Association met Saturday to address the health crisis in Butte. It praised doctors and Red Cross workers, commended the county board of health, and urged state authority to take charge if local agencies fail to act, promising public support for safe measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
United
Thie
Board of ‘Health
Ite Cross
Si Bowen
Mr. Boardman
Butte
Red Cross
Anaconda
Maroney
County Board of Health
Bane
Counts Board
Aunie
Soe Freign
Montana
Snc
Hoover
Pamine
Tan
Archy
Miss Edythe McConnell Works War Relief Drive
Miss Edythe McConnell of Hastings on the Hudson collects fruits flowers jellies and jams for wounded soldiers at St Hospital No 1 New York to aid healing and morale. The Women s Motor Corps member volunteers to boost nurse and patient spirits with cheerful provisions and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe McConnell
Women’s Motor Corps
Hastings
Hudson, N. Y
Fase Hospital No. 1
Gun Hil Road
New York
SALT LAKE YOUTH PRES, Wally Gardner Succumbs
Wally Gardner, 18, died at a Butte hospital on Saturday after two weeks of flu and pneumonia. He had moved from Salt Lake six weeks earlier to join the Husroughs nadine nieoktes Company. Survived by mother, two sisters, a baby brother, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements were not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Gardner
Butte
Sattraey
Sale Trie
Nadine Nieoktes Company
Gardner
Baike
Pegene
Oregon Avenue
Red Cross Women Mail Christmas Parcels for Soldiers
The 25 women of the civilian relief committee in Butte completed a 30 day drive mailing Christmas parcels to U S troops overseas. They organized, inspected at Whitehall and Melrose, and coordinated with Miss Jeannette Ezelkels and William Symone. The effort ran Nov 1 to month end with no major delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Crowe
Tutte
United States
Jeaninette Ezelkels
The
Red
Cre
Hed Crown
William Tuohy
T. J. Walker
Whitehall
Red Cross
Whites Hall
Puce
Spence
Fessenden
Wolverton
Putte
Butte
Jack Cohen Sheaierman
Melrose
I Harvey
Cartie Sappington
Harvey
Fose
Mayer Jewelers Promises Best Mainspring and Repair Deals
Mayer promotes watch cleaning for $1 and repair services for $1.50 claiming the largest, best equipped factory in Butte with skilled artisans for both new and repair work. An advertising claim offers $100 to anyone proving a cheaper mainspring. The ad highlights low prices and custom work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
Butte
Butte Jewelers
Maine Springs
North
Main
War era reflections and food fears loom in national message
Fragmentary prose coins a patriotic call amid wartime shortages. References to Kaiser Bill, food crises, hoarded rations, and Hoover era pleas frame a public mood. Entwined are poems and admonitions urging empathy, self sufficiency, and national unity against civil collapse.
Joshers Ready If Ban Lifted In Time
The Butte Joshers club committee, organizer of the fifth annual big vaudeville show for charity, vows readiness for a Dec 20 opening if a ban is lifted in time. Despite flu and restrictions, workers aim to polish features and raise funds, stressing no conflict with authorities and intent to execute a record setting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Joshers’ Club
Chelaumas
Leavitt's return to Butte delayed
Scott Leavitt state director of federal labor to Montana was called away from the state on important matters connected with the United States employment service delaying his return to Butte. He had spent over two weeks there and held numerous conferences with employers and workers. Many problems were submitted for his decision and remain under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Leavitt
Montana
United States Employment Service
Butte
Leavitt
Great Falls
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Yapoo
Tim
Waker
Coan
McAdoo
Yegenbos
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
Genghal Banking Business
Silver Bow National Bank
Federal Reserve
Otional Supervi
Gerald
Clark
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro., Bankers
Lished
Alex
Johnston
K. Heslet
Assisiani
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Western Mont
National Bank
Missoula, Mont
United States Depositary
Norns m
DR. Lamb
Butte Weave Butte
J.J. Hevland
Hattie Handley
Billings
John Pronovost
Joseph Pronovost
Ronan
Corp
Melvin Reeves
Sarah Reev
Coalwoy
Lloyd M. Baldwin
Coral Point
Joseph J. Christopher
Sand Coulee
Edward J. K . Lake
Oscar Nelson
Roy Gibson
Lothair
Ige McFarland
Thomas Young
Cottonwood
Fred J. Davis
Laura Day Henry Wern
Clair L. You
Scobey
William c
Thomas
Cyr
David
William Davis
Aurora
Horace Deitzer
Troy
Nick Diatfox
Toledo
Durre
N.central
Fletcher
N. ¢Orge
Towand
W._D. Goodwin
Count Oscar
Geo Carran
Lawatte
Utupenke Cis
Blue Sp
Degraff
Hawks
Humboldt,Tenn
Herring
Metamora City
Charles Hea
Franklintown
Hey
Mont i Janssens
Jarvis
Blue Creek
W.va
M. H. Jennings
Germantown
N.Y
James TR. Johnson
Alfred Jones
Metal
John Robes
Trenton
N. John Kirschbaum
Downs
Louis Klekar
Hallettsville
G. J. Kline
Youngstown
Emil Kui
William F.und
Hull
JK Laughlin
Triekhan
F. W. Teidich
Brooklyn
J. E. Lepley
Santa Fe
John Patterson
Kearney
Noa Andrew
Peterson
Ty Kit Pond
G. IC Porter
Mount Sterling
Amont Ce
Rene
Harrigburg
Saylor
Urge Schoeck
Alien John Sehrt
Beloit
William Sittars
Akron
Frank J. Starr
Seattle
Wash
Stevie
Otlton
Gila
Styers
Mayflower
Ark
Teater
North Catskill
Titus
New Haven
Conn
Trammell
Whittier
8. C
Upton
Prairie Point
Jorge Varlas
Moundsvill
Joseph J
Weng
Wilton
S.C
EJ. Wight
Weeping Water
Chicago
Wayne
Ministerial Association
Miss Edythe
Raezeme Connell
Salt Lake
James 8. Kirk
Eli Te
Hoboken J
Place
Minnie Richards Smith
Kaiser Bill
Maxting
Josherg
Broadway
Riddell Paint and Art Co
West Park St
Maloney
North Main Street
Columbia
Newbro Drug Co
Park Street
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