List of 48 WWII deaths with ranks and locations
Washington June 7 The army casualty list shows 48 names. Seventeen killed in action, twelve died of wounds, six died of accident, six wounded severely, and one died of disease. Officers include Lieutenants Robert B. Anderson Henry W Clark and Grosvenor P Cather. Generals and lieutenants listed with towns such as Boston Chicago San Francisco and New York City. Names span many states and towns across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Army
Robert B. Anderson
Wilson
N. C
Grosvenor P. Cathner
Bladen
N. B
Henry W. Clark
Boston
Harriman
Conem S. Priddy
Chicago
Robert EB
Michie
Staunton
Livingston L. Baker
San Francisco
Duncan R. Grant
New York City
Bart A. Neville
Winona
Minn
Ralph M. Noble
Galesburg
Red Cross
Lynn HH
N. H
Welborn
Foch May Not Make Counter Drive This Year
Washington observers believe the great battle is near the original sector and foresee German supreme effort. They think General Foch cannot seize the initiative until American strength is in great force, and do not expect a major counteroffensive for months, possibly not until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington, D.C
Foch
Senator Lodge Defends the Navy in Submarine Debate
Washington D C June 7 A Senate debate followed charges that the navy allowed U boat raids off the Atlantic coast Senator Lewis of Illinois accused editors and politicians of misleading statements about U S conditions Senator Brandegee asked why mariners were not warned and where destroyers and submarine chasers were The exchanges focused on whether the United States had adequate sea defenses Senator Lodge defended the navy saying its task was as hard as finding a needle in a haystack and that the U S Navy has done all it could with courage and foresight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Navy
Atlantic
Senate
United States
Lewis
Ilinois
Brandegee
Connecticut
Navy Department
Germany
Senator Lodge
Charles A Willett Dies After Fall in Staging Injury
Charles A Willett of St Albans aged 41 died from injuries after a fall on the staging at Central Scranton shops. He had worked for the railroad for twenty years. He leaves a wife two daughters and three sisters.
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Charles A. Willett
St. Albans
Alban
American aces add to air victory tally in France
Paris reports new aerial successes as French and American pilots extend their victory counts. Second Lieutenant Frank Baylies of New Bedford and Sergeant David E. Putnam of Brookline reach their twelfth and sixth victories respectively, joining Lieutenant Madon Pensard and others with rising totals across French squadrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Havas Agency
Frank Baylies
New Bedford
Mass
David E. Putnam
Brookline
Madon
Pensard
Boyau
Montpelier honors Corporal Guyette before home crowd
In Montpelier Corporal Raymond C. Guyette, a native of Moretown, spoke to 1,300 people at city hall after returning from service in France. He shared his wartime experiences, urged support for Salvation Army, Liberty Loans, and thrift stamps, and thanked the community as admirers and relatives crowded the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Guyette
Moretown
Curtin Guyette
Montpelier
H. J. Norton
America
Huntington
Fiuyette
Washington, D. C
Ral Guyatte
France
Salvation Army
Mad River Valley
F. Mitchell
John Adams
Guy
Ette
Union School
Seminary
At & Odlock
State House
City Hall
Burton Ward
Curtis Guyette
Corporal Guyette
Vermont Farmers urged to unite with Midwest allies
A Vermont speaker urged farm groups to organize with Middle West allies to gain political influence and improve marketing, credit access, and grain supply. He argued loyalty to farm bureaus is essential, noting Vermont's hay and wheat production lag and bankers favor Western farmers, hindering local progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard W. Selby
Mancar
Newane
Vermont
Washington
Bor
Middle West
Massachusetts
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Apt
Het Grosvenor P. Cather
Boston Corp
Joseph Drabkin
Lodi
Cal
Ies
Herman J. Evans
Lebanon Junction
Conn
Silas Triplett
Hunting Creek
Joe W. Bouret
Cheyenne
N. D
Clarence Henry Co
St Joseph
Raymond F. Cuthbertson
Nebo
Charles Dean
Alger
Wash
Walter W. Hawk
Cincinnati
George Men
Brockton
Maas
B. Shayne
Moorehead
W. Showers
South Tith Street
Org
Mike Sinkevich
Ferry Street
Easton
Hood
Mall of 2
L Hood Co
Lowell
Harlie C. Smith
North Street
Middletown
Lewis T. Strickland
Cerro Gordo
Jae Lynn H. Harriman
Concord
Priddy
Chicago. Corp
Otto G. Abbott
New Kirk
Okla. Corp
Robert Finnegan
Pittsburg
Herman Hansen
Edmore
Mich
William L. Baxter
St. Paul
Mike Christianson
San Pedro
Ah William W. Gosnell
Greenvilla
Enn
Cabe Keen
Pinola
Miss
Leon R. Mathews
Springfield Maas
Louis C. Sayre
Vergas
Arville Scroggins
Visalia
Jon Baden
Robert BE
L. Michie
Stau. Net
Edward Reamer Agnew
Carrick
Hiram J. Cole
Inglewood
Cheater Brisby
Jacksonville
Tex
William HH
Marietta
George EB. McKenna
Far Hill Pet
Benjamin Wood
Lynn
Earl H. Neville
George E. Finkle
Huron
Corp
Vester A. Benson
Creston
Ira M. Curtiss
Virginia
Bernhardt Bottolfson
Hartington
Neb
Walter J. Neugent
Worcester
Jase
Oscar Olson
Wildwood
N. 1
Robert O. Ruede
Oak Street
Meriden
Joseph Nolan
Hartford
Frank L. Smith
Revere
Mass Corp
Henry E. Woods
Brooklyn
George Corman
Newark
Edward Patenarde
West Haven
Cluett Peabody Scosinc
Co. Alcura
Beecham
Hotel Bowdoin Cor
Bowdoin and
Cambridge
Boston, Naval
Cn, Campbell
O. J. Dodge
Heston Almerteas
Radway
Posinembar
Aiswat
Lieut
Sergt
D. E. Putnam
Corporal Raymond C. Guyette
Holden Farrar
Charles Def. Bancroft, Jr
Wilith
Stanley ‘Arnham
Farrar
New York
Charles A
Merchant
William Wentworth
Hampshire County
Haydenville
Mase
Wright
Lackey
Charles Ballard
Helius
Guitt
Perse
Hart Schaffner & Mi
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Moore & Owens
BARRE
North Main Street
West
New England
Castoria Oe
J. W. Dillon
Agt
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