War Department casualty lists add 762 names
Two lists released by the War Department yesterday increase total names to 762 more than previously reported. The releases include many soldiers killed in action, surpassing numbers seen in recent days.
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War Department
Connecticut Squeezes Through in War Casualty Lists
The 1024 Infantry shows its mettle as Connecticut men dominate recent casualty rolls. Official and unofficial lists split into killed in action missing in action severely wounded and died of wounds with a total of 158 killed in action and 165 missing in action. Corporal John Dalton’s sister received a letter explaining delays caused by distance from billets, clarifying why he appeared missing in action. He is reported well and happy.
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Connecticut
New England
John Dalton
South
Boston
Dalton
Heee Ans
Cas
Iyan
Keates
Isthavvande
BOE OU McOmnonc
Local residents listed in scattered Connecticut and Worcester area addresses
A roster of residents with multiple addresses across Connecticut towns and Worcester shows names including Stanley Gadzick Kensington. Joseph McGuinness Leominster. Joseph Janczweski Shelton. John F Marshall Somerville. Vincent Ostroski Pequabuck. Harold A Nute Worcester. Hepolit Soltan Springfield. Walter Raymond Spring Worcester. Fred James Bradford New Haven. Anthony Rocco Piccone Goshen.
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Stanley Gadzick
Crystalline St
Kensington
Conn
Joseph B. McGuinness
Marion St
Leominster
Joseph Janczweski
Maple St
Shelton
John F. Marshall
Pembroke St
Somerville
Vincent Ostroski
Pequabuck
Harold A. Nute
Rockport
Worcester
Hepolit Soltan
Sharon St
Springfield
Walter Raymond Spring
Dowling St
Fred James Bradford
West Ivy St
New Haven
Anthony Rocco Piccone
Goshen
Missing In Action Names From Connecticut Towns Listed
A list of missing in action personnel includes Lt Willard E Bushey of New Haven Sgt August Landmark of Gaylordsville Corp Joseph L Sinsigallo of Hartford and several others with home addresses in New Haven Hartford Bridgeport Norwalk Cambridge Cambridge and Rockland areas. The roll calls multiple officers and noncommissioned officers across New England towns.
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Willard E. Bushey
Norton St
New Haven
Conn
August Landmark
Gaylordsville
Joseph L. Sinsigallo
Park St
Hartford
Paul M. Balduga
Pearson St
E. Hampden
Edward B. Gurney
Huntington St
Sam Nazzaro
Main St
Branchville
Charles P. McGuire
Putnam Ave
Cambridge
Samuel V. Reid
Batavia St
Boston
Edwin J. Sweet
East Side
Bridgeport
Ernesto Sposi
Bristol
Anthony V. Nicastro
Acorn St
Norwalk
John Henderson
Alvion Snt
Rockland
Paul James MacDonald
Fairhaven
Czeslaw Zwitrosky
George St
Ansonia
Unofficial List Killed in Action Names
Unofficial list records service members killed in action or died in accidents. Names include Samuel Axelrod Waterbury Connecticut. Joseph Cyphers Bridgeport. Joseph Desmarais Fall River. Manuel Oliveira Fall River. John H. Feltham Newport Rhode Island. Harold Barrows Middlebury Vermont. Arthur D Buffum Pawtucket Rhode Island. Units referenced include 18th, 30th, 326th Infantry and 47th Infantry.
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Samuel Axelrod
Kingsbury St
Waterbury
Conn
Joseph Cyphers
Bridgeport
Joseph Desmarais
Carter St
Fall River
C Co
Manuel Oliveira
Hope St
L Co
John H. Feltham
Newport
R. I. K Co
Harold Barrows
Middlebury
Arthur D. Buffum
Merrick St
Pawtucket
R. I
F. A
WOUNDED (Degree Undetermined) Set
The list names soldiers from Brockton Bridgeport Waterbury Fall River Pawtucket and Woonsocket with multiple units including 58th Inf Corp 8th Inf 39th Inf 18th F A and 1st Eng Pt and notes wounds with designation degree undetermined. The entries list full names and street addresses for each serviceman.
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Harry Warren Marchbank
East Avenue
Bridgeport
Conn
F Co
Edward Jones
Waterbury
James H. Taylor
Bowler St
Fall River
Batt
F. A
Dona J. Goyette
Japonica St
Pawtucket
R. I. H Co
Eugene Hebert
Lapham St
Woonsocket
R. I. F Co
Eng
Hennessy Piece Notes 118th Inf Link at Hamden Conn
Pt Charles G Hennessy of Whitney Avenue Hamden Connecticut connected with the 118th Infantry Corps. The terse record lists a service association or mailing reference for Mr Hennessy tied to the unit, indicating a local veteran linkage or registration entry.
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Charles G. Hennessy
Whitney Ave
Hamden, Conn. , Co
Inf
Notable World War II Company Lineup and Locations
A clipped wartime roster lists Winslow RB Weston WOT T.AS TON Mach. Gun Co. 104th Inf Mech. Paul Thiesse Elm Street Conn. H Co. 102d Inf Pt. Paul V. Superneau HOLYOKE B Co. 102d Inf. Details show unit assignments and street references for these service members.
Military personnel listing from Hartford area units
Corporal John H. Hitchcock of Locust Street Northampton. Private Joseph Mathieu of 101 Wellington Street Fall River. Private Leon Stomski of Westfield Connecticut, Co. 102d Infantry. Listed with 26th Infantry and 21st Infantry detachments.
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John H. Hitchcock
Locust Street
Northampton
G Co
Joseph Mathieu
Wellington St
Fall River
Leon Stomski
Westfield
War Casualty List Names Missing Soldiers
Prisoner previously reported missing Lt Marland C Hobbs of Brookline and Lt Willard Bushey of New Haven listed among the 102d Inf and 104th Inf units. Names include Howard C Wixring West Haven Conn D Co 102d Inf and Peter Cunningham Waterbury Conn 1024 Inf among others.
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Howard C. Wixring
West Haven
Conn
D Co
Luigi Vetille
Liberty St
Southington
A Co
Leo F. Stankard
Waltham
F Co
Norman Oldrid
Carpenter St
Pawtucket
R. I.C
F. A
Peter Cunningham
Griggs St
Waterbury
Marland C. Hobbs
Upland Rd
Brookline
Willard Bushey
New Haven
Missing Brookline Lieutenant Hobbs Found Safe as Prisoner
Word reached 78 Upland road Brookline that Lieutenant Marland C. Hobbs, reported missing in action July 23, is safe and unharmed, held as a prisoner in Schweidnitz in southeastern Germany.
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Franklin W. Hobbs
Upland Road
Brookline
Marland C. Hobbs
Schweidnitz
Germany
Theatrical Men Pledge $150 000 For War Front Entertainment
Theatrical managers at a dinner of the Americans Overseas Theatre League in New York pledged 150000 dollars to entertain the army and navy. Each manager promised to urge stars under his care to give two or three months of performances at the front.
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New York
Overseas Theatre League
Army
Boston Soldier Believed Killed in Action Now Reported Safe
Private Thomas Fitzgerald of 224 Gold Street South Boston was reported killed in action by the War Department but Congress man Gallivan in Washington says Fitzgerald is in France and unhurt. Fitzgerald boarded at Camp Devens February 26 and sailed for France May 10 with Company A 39th Infantry. Lieutenant John H. Feltham of Company K 104th Infantry is reported killed in action in France July 28 per a letter to his Newport Rhode Island wife confirmed by the attorney general. Feltham formerly served in Newport artillery and became a second lieutenant at Plattsburg camp in 1917. He leaves his wife parents and two young children.
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Thomas Fitzgerald
Gold Street
Boston
War Department
France
Gallivan
Washington
Fitzgerald
Camp Devens
39Th Infantry
John H. Feltham
104Th Infantry
Newport
R. I
Feltham
Newport Artillery
Plattsburg
New England Boys Listed Among War Casualties
A Washington press-style roll lists New England servicemen killed in action and died of wounds or accident. It names Lt. John Feltham Vernon Avenue New Port Rhode Island and Sgt. Paul R Farrell Centreville Connecticut among others with hometowns across Connecticut Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire and Rhode Island. The list includes several fleeting addresses and service details for personnel from Co 102d Infantry and other units.
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John Feltham
Vernon Ave
Newport
R. I
Paul R. Farrell
Centreville
Conn
C Co
Harry E. Johnson
Hubbard St
Bloomfield
Richard P. Donnelly
Winthrop Ave
Beachmont
Stanley Kadelski
Edgar Sst
New Haven
Alexander Kolodzeonzyk
York St
Con
Rare Coupons and Goods Advertised With Contact Details
An old notice lists 50c per hundred United certificates and various stamps, coupons, tags, and exchanges. It also advertises a rheumatism cure by L Kuttner at 373 Blue Hill Ave Rox, with a phone number. A steel cabinet sink is sought with state dimensions, condition, and cash price, via C F P Box 3276 Rostov Masa.
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Columbus Ave
Mason & Hamlin
Post
the Post
Henry F. Miller
United
Washington
L. Kuttner
Blue Hill Ave
Rox
Tel
SAFH
Rostov
Masa
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