Army and Marine Casualty List Reflects WW II Losses
Washington July 16 release shows Army totals for killed in action and dying from wounds, disease, accidents, and other causes with hundreds listed by name and residence. Marine casualties include killed in action, died of wounds, and missing, with names from Idaho to Texas and several cities across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hssing
Corp
Harry Mont
Sersts
John W Hanley
Newark
Jacob Mala
Centerville
N.Y
H."collins
Hamond
Okla
Harry A Filer
Dine
Mont
Prank
It Baldt
Wellston
Louis Bruno
Syracuse
Frederick Jaan
D. C
Alfred Hutchinson
Gregory Sds Forest
Knowlton
Bradley
Ernest Many
Newbury
Alexander Menmurati
Praci
Italy
Mario Rus
Marine Corps
Hugh ‘Ackerell
Eldredge
Idaho
Fred Melcher
John D. Fehr
Palatin Avenue
Seattle
Wash
Marine Cropa
Daniel E. Donahue
Boston
Masa
Rex W. Ish
Clement C. Kite
Philadelphia
Herman Grollman
N. J
Harry Hinx
Fredonia
Kan
Joseph G. W. Klapp
Joseph W. Korsky
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jaci Napp
Ernest ‘A. Neil
San Antonio
Exus
John Semian
Taylor
Frank Bidders
Yardville
Benjamin F. Turner
Waco
Texas
John A. Overland
Camden
Henry
Te UL
Paul Glandin
Amherst
N. H
Joseph J. “Brown
Texan
Bred Belcer
Pe' 311
Bert E Ames
Americas
Joh D. Fehr
Harry F. Hathaway
Rochester
Lewis G. Humphries
Hanapolis
Ind
Frank
BK Rutherford
Charles Jewski
Jersey City
Tyson
Brooklyn
XN. Y
George E. Williams
Detroit
Henry H. Kelly
Kerrville
Tenn
President to Stay Home This Season
President Washington July 14 announces that he will remain in Washington this season. The decision is said to reflect the President’s workload and current duties in the capital, with no plans to travel abroad or undertake major public events this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
A. Va
Accidental Drowning Verdict At Inquest
An inquest into the death of Lester, a Standard carrier, ruled accidental drowning in Lake Avoca. The incident occurred while the boy swam with companions. he sank after surfacing twice and failed to reach help. The body was recovered hours later by boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is Lester
Lake Avoca
Francis
Butte
Indan
Basi
Conditions Bad in the Far North During 16 Days in Polar Zone
Report of poor conditions in the far north describes fleets in Nome and surrounding areas, with 77,000 pounds of reindeer meat brought for Minn polls consumption. Worley testified about migratory workers and a conspiracy trial, while telegraph union vice president Torun noted the dispute with the Great Northwestern Telegraph Company had been settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pacific
Heringsen
Con
Worley
West
Torun
Gary Ine Runt
Comm ‘Teleraphers' Union
Great North= western ‘Telegraph company
New System Discovered FoH Stamp Collectors
A report describes a novel plan by C. T. King involving War Saving stamps collected during travels. King labels stamps with city names, praising the hobby as lively and profitable, though he notes a humorous incident with six unwanted stamps from attractive sellers. He compares stamp collecting to other hobbies, claiming personal joy and financial value. Scene MEDAL FOR MUSTIN. Washington, July 16. Secretary Daniels announces a gold medal awarded to Commander Henry C. Austin U S N for heroism in saving Fireman H. L. Leggette on Jan. 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Pateletic Iury
C. TI. King
San Francisco
Mr. King
Mustin
Washington
Henry C. Austin
IH. L. Leggette
Daniels
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Tare
Inom
Symons
Symons Old
Rourjois
Lakes
Cere
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Hyder Mh
Ramedell
Yoothrewa
Petkas A
Xeooo Winte Veers
A. M
Tut Peo
Women's Merrill Suede
Chorateau
Michael J. Ward
Sergis
John G. Ken
Johnsonburg
George Drigsby
Lookeba
Edward 8
Fort Wayne
Willam B. Doyle
Bills Vans
Luther Jaudren
Leslie Hue
Bushton
Henry Kerb
the Station
Max ‘T. Meistrieh
New York
City
Herbert Hi. Miler
Raymond
George. C. Thompson
Earl V. West
Mount Vernon
Iowa
Williams
Oakfield
Thomas A. Wood
Orchard Park
Cooks
Frederick Humiker
Troy
N. Y
Lee Shelton
Salt Rock
W. Va
George’ Barcrett
College Point
William J Bowes
Worcester
Mass
Louie Brandt
Grandy
Minn
William. M. Brown
Dubois
Thomas Fei
Hartford
Conn
Thomas
Dale
Fred Tt
Salt Lake City
Utah
Vie
New York City
John Ellis
Frankfort
Frank Hrankeberger
Parsons
William H. Frotten
Reading
Peter Gianakopolliou
Kiparisstel
Greece
Alvin Louis
Warren
Ohio
Riley
George Root
Pine Meadow
John E. Slavin
Wilmington
Del
Raymond E. South
Trenton
N. Stewart
Woodward
Tardif
Bath
William M
Thorne
Joseph A. Troy
East St. Louis
Bernard Tucker
Joseph Walters
Bay City
Harlow W. Welch
Chelsea
Genie Wilson
John Schwartz
Louisville
St. D. Studibaker
Robert
Ore
Corps
Martin Ly Anderson
Womeladorf
Harry Chambers
Dex Moines
Town
Alvi T. Rowley
Pleasant Hills
John E. Smith
Lyons
Ellis I. ‘Beard
Harry M. Leonard
Paterson
Fred W.” McEnany
Vancouver
John A. Metnnes
Au Claire
Wis
Thurston
Mcswain
Blacksburg
James D. Matchett
Glenwood
Towa
H. Niehaus
Rand Rapids
Howard Pier=deort
Pittsburg
Leny Sabatino
Willian Genet
Claude
Sagerdes Kal Okla
George Fleischer
Port
Richmond
Nti
Odie i Rounsen Chleates
B. Wilone
Beenwettie
George We Barker
Gitags
Forsoph
SC Beach
Bes
Assole Cay
Edgar
St. "Anderson
Cedartown
Marpole
British Columbia
Clarence M. Marpole
Canadian Pacite Railway
di Marpole
Blancety
Wang
Ata Fe
N. M
Supreme Court
District Court
Elbert W. Blancett
Hint
Blancett
Clyde Armour
Sioux” City
Glorieta
Armour
Friday Harbor
Far North
Setti
King
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