New Camp Lewis Dental Building Opens for Soldiers
Camp Lewis Tacoma May 2 The new dental surgery building at Camp Lewis, largest on the post, opens with eight operating rooms and 24 chairs. Soldiers receive extensive dental care previously unavailable. Lieut GR Heap of Spokane in charge. The facility promises better treatment and new equipment including movable target practice for rifle training and a boxing program. Women sing and teach at YMCA huts while French Spanish instruction expands. British forces report a 250 strong boy class joining a German division in France as heavy casualties strain depots.
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World War II casualty list tallies 92 names in report
Washington May 2 casualty list shows 92 names with breakdowns including killed in action 11 died of wounds 3 died of accident 5 died of disease 3 died of other causes 3 wounded severely 7 wounded slightly 66 missing in action plus seven officers named Lieut Ingersoll Sundvall Feegal Nokes Lovett Canill Niller Jet and others reported prisoners Capt Frank J Lovett and son wounded slightly among officers and privates listed by name with ranks and units and missing in action Corp James C Lee.
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Clayton C. Ingersoll
August Leo Sundvall
John R. Feegal
Frederick Nokes
Frank J. Abi
Will F. Lovett
Francie J. Canill
Samuel Niller
Robert H. Jet
Mitchell
Corp
Louis Xan Horseshoer
Stanley Dubois
John &. Cunningham
George A. Fairchild
Frank W. Ferraro
Bedbugs Included in Sagdtace Campaign
Chicago May 2 The government prosecution said the organization carried a widespread conspiracy to upset America’s war effort. Nebeker claimed sabotage and direct action were practiced across industries, from disabling plants to spreading bedbugs in hotels to press workers with unmet demands. Security was tight at the courthouse as authorities warned against disturbances.
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Nebeker
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Nelleker
San’ Fran
Businessman retires citing rising costs of goods
The proprietor explains retirement due to higher prices for quality clothes, hats, and furnishings and announces a price-reduction plan to clear a large stock of dependable men’s wear. This move aims to supply customers with yearlong needs at lower costs.
Atlantic Port Sinks After Collision With French Cruiser
The steamship City of Athens was rammed and sunk by a French cruiser near the Delaware Coast. Of 198 aboard, 6 were lost, 37 passengers and 42 crew perished. 33 passengers and 42 crew were rescued by the French ship's boats. Canadian casualty list includes Americans A C Kemmis and RK King.
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Delaware
le Collins
Ocean Steamship Company
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Colling
Ottawa
Ontario
A.C. Kemmis
Sand Point
Idaho
RK. L. King
Ferndale
Wash
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