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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1918

Page

18

Casualty lists show broad declines across the country

Casualty tallies released this morning indicate a decrease of several hundred names nationwide with New England listings reflecting the drop. Notable entries include Captain Lester H. Mills headlining deaths by disease and Lt. Robert G. Durgin among the dead with further losses and wounded noted for multiple units.

New England Lester H. Mills Livermore Falls Robert G. Durgin Exeter Street Newmarket N. H Eethia Suitutin

New England Boys on Casualty List

A long list of fallen and wounded from New England and nearby states is reported with numerous names, towns, and units. Among them are Sgt Henry Merien Marlboro and Pvt Charles Deborge Indian Orchard, with many others from Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island and Vermont.

NEW England Boys Casualty Sgt Henry ©. Marien Martin St Marlboro Corp Kenneth A. MelKenzie Burlington 7 Corp Floya Webster Ritter Emorustville Charlie Deborge Frankland St Indian Orchard Lawrence Joseph Clark Jo Thayer Franklin Francis A. Maguire Inwood St Dorchester Michael Scalia Everett St Joseph G. Pelkey Summer St Pewburyport Frank Suprun Wo Main Quincy Charlie Mitchell Railroad Ave Bridgeport Conn Wladyslaw Fprusak Derby St Salem

Boston Society Attends Farre Exhibition Opening

Prominent Boston society figures gathered at the Horticultural Trail for an informal opening of Lieutenant Mari Farre's 130 Die of French aerial warfare collection. The formal opening is at 11 am and runs for 10 days with daily screenings of official French government films.

Boston Horticultural Trail Mari Farre Parre Spencers. Wood Farre Morize Viscount de Fontenilliat Naval Aviation Station Tech Godfrey Cabot Massachusetts The National Aeronautic Committee Russell S. Codman Barrett Wendell Willam A. Gaston Allan Forbes BE. Preble Matley W. K. Richardson William A. Gaston Viscount de Ventenillat George Wells Dpd. B. Updike

Gardner Puts Ventres Away In Grading Match

Pinky Gardner of Schenectady defeated Al Ventres of Manchester two straight falls at the Grand Opera House last night in a classic contest. Gardner won first fall in 48 minutes 10 seconds with a head chancery and arm scissors, second fall in 87 minutes 37 seconds with a similar hold. The card also featured John Kilonis defeating Cyclone Ress in a 47 minute bout with a double wrist lock amid a rough crowd scene.

Pinky Gardner Schenectady N. Y al Ventres Manchester N. H Grand Opera House Gardner Secon John Kilonis Cyclone Ress Kilonis John

Private Ownership Urged to Build Great American Fleet

Schwab called for private ownership of ships to develop a national merchant fleet, arguing private capital will expand cargo carriers and benefit all sectors from farmers to manufacturers. The Boston gathering praised war efforts and lauded General Edwards, Walcott, and Foch, highlighting Yankee Division heroism and postwar industry outlook.

New England Edwards Schwab United Armies Boston New Fingland Mr. Schwab Kansas Oregon South Walcott Chateau Thierry General Edwards Charlie Mr. Walcott Hun. He Crossed the Fields Where Soldiers, Who Gave Their “Ah Oon Belleau Wood Belleau Wood Paris Degoutte France Y. D Everbody Tory Foch Bethlehem Lehigh Valley

Sea power needed at reconstruction congress warns

Edward A. Filehe of Boston tells a joint Chamber of Commerce group that sea power and ocean transport are vital to peace time prosperity and export capacity. He argues for cautious government support to conserve materials while emphasizing industry can apply wartime lessons.

Harriman Chamber Tie Boston Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce New England States New England Port of Boston Edward A. Filehe Borton Traymnore United Tater Sergius Interstate Commerce Commission International Commerce Commission Thos

Resolutions Push for Merchant Marine and Easing Controls

Major groups adopted many resolutions refereed to the clearance committee of the congress for final report tomorrow. A widespread call favored expanding the merchant marine to expand national commerce abroad while urging less control over business and voluntary action to ease production and distribution regulations.

Congress

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