Bay State Boys Still In Action In Toul Sector
Massachusetts troops in the W4th Infantry lead New England names in yesterday War Department casualty list. The unit has suffered the heaviest American losses over there, with 49 names overall: killed in action, died of wounds, accidents, disease, and injuries. Lieutenant Laurence S. Ayer is listed among the killed. Lieutenant James Calder Marquardt died in an accident.
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Massachusetts
W4th
Toul
New England
War Department
Clinton
104Th
101St Infantry
101St Engineers
102D
Laurence S. Ayer
James Calder Marquardt
Tiz Foot Bath Promise Shouts Comfort for Tired Feet
A vintage ad extols a 25 cent Tiz foot bath claiming to ease burning corns bunions and calluses. It promises feet will feel lighter and shoes become more comfortable with repeated use and even allows wearing smaller sizes. The quick tone urges buying at drug or department stores.
New England Boys On Casualty List
A wartime casualty report lists sergeants and privates from New England towns. Names include Sergeant William Knapp of St Johnsbury Vermont and Private Charles D Cosma Marlboro Massachusetts among others, with statuses ranging from killed in action to wounded including severely wounded and slightly wounded.
News Print Export Ban Favored by Publishers
At the American Newspaper Publishers Association annual convention in New York, a ban on exports of news print for the war period was urged to prevent shortages harming publishers and the public. The group also pressed Canada to restrict exports to allies and criticized the second class postage law as unworkable.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
United States
Canada
Congress
Frank PP. Glass
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Birmingham News
War Trade Board of the
War Trade Board of Canada
Association
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Daniels
Casualty list lists 49 names from April report
Washington April 25 casualty list shows 49 names distributed as killed in action six died of wounds seven died of disease four died of accident one died of other causes 24 wounded. Listed are officers and soldiers including Lieutenant Laurence S. Ayer Corporal Daniel J. Scanlon Private Donald R. Frazier Private Walter R. Berry Private Walter B. K. Birkland and others. One prisoner in Germany is noted for Hector Rolman.
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Washington
George R. Dolan
Till Samuel Buckingham
Fred DL. Christianson
Hdward R. Joyce
Nicholas Angelo
Walter R. Berry
Walter BK. Birkland
Everett S. Bristow
John M. X. Corbit
Charles R. Goodnow
Roy Gulliskson
Nasihb Haddad
George M. Powers
John
Patrick M. Stanton
Hector B. Rolman
Germany
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