47 Connecticut Men Reported in Casualties Today
Washington December 18 1944 list shows 47 Connecticut men in war casualties. Four Bridgeport soldiers killed in action are Joseph Bertany James M McLevy and others wounded or missing including Russell Nugent and Patrick Wynne. The casualty roll includes killed in action missing in action and wounded with many named by town and state across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Washington
Bridgeport
War Department
Joseph Bertany
James M. McLevy
Russel J. Nugent
Pri
Atrick Wynne
Dresser
George T
Chicopee
Mass
Hanscom
Wilmer W
Carthage
Ale
Tennett
Albert F
Waterbury
Conn
McLevy
James M
Wentworth Street
Croene
Frank
Gauthier
Arthur
Salmon Falls
Herey
Alfred Ta
Pawtucket
Albert
Leonard
St. Agatha
Tigsing
Thomas I
Milford
Stoky
Tom
Hoollisten
Vitte
Antonio
Siamford
Fooper
Donn
Lempster
N. IL
Waves
Stanley E
Claremont
Monite
Walter IT
IF River
Is Mass
Petrito
Domenico
Wartford
Gainard
Philip A
Cheli
Oll
George T Teast Daren
Realty Transfers and Land Tracts Listed in City Records
Realty records show transfers of land parcels with buildings in Washington Place Fremont andNerman streets Center Street and other locations. Notable actions include George to El Wooed and Cornelia, Louis Clyman acquiring a tract with buildings, and John Ere receiving Eaton Oden Street parcels. Also listed are transfers involving Arelic Willkun streets and Thorpe, along with several others in Union City Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 1
Elwooed
Cornelia i
Colorado Avenue
Lovighl Graves
Louis Clyman
Washitton Place
Eanwalonek
Annie Krawilowelk
John Ere
Semis
Eaton
Oden Street
Tor
Statiihsport Savings Bank
Fremont
Nerman Streets
Jaututs Snasentebel
Hillard
Lang
Theodore Lang
Hind
West
Liberty Meel Alot
Bam and Trust Company
Thorpe
Launl
Arelic
Willkun
John RB
Woodfull
George RB
Louis Mc Lund
Louis Glynn
Piper
Washington
Plac
Debate over German propaganda lists and justice needs
The article critiques a Department of Justice inquiry into alleged German sympathizers in the U S during wartime. It cites Bielaski’s excluded names, defends omitting some individuals, and argues for reform in how the government targets pacifist or German affiliated groups. It notes lawmakers questioning the legitimacy and fairness of the list and urges balancing civil liberties with national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bielaski
Payal
Ancke
Fle Harris
Stock
Department of
Fuse
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Winecenty
Terryville
Wolart
Tacob
Boston
Nery
Frank A
Providence
Mottiey
Tramey F
Dorehes
Kandel
Charles
Auburn
I. Clark
Ralph J
Wore
Emery
Charles Ty
Tayn
Udrew RK
West Rutland
Winacett
Marry
Chelsea
Green
Urico
Porehaster
Wilson
Charles A
Charlestown
Lebhe
Holward
Brigston
Saddler
Tiddette
Nugent
Russell
Gronwx Avenue
Bridgenort
Coma
Coppi
Stefano
Bristol
Com
Krieger
Walter C
Worcester
Miss
Rollins
John J., Jr
New Bedford
Couture
Adelard
Holyoke
Viet Oman Mw
Alotviile
Aco
Albisor
Pane
Gasne
Sokowieh
Beal
Thurs
Coan
Ci Teba G
Beistel
Gorm
Mindhew
Windsor
Mocha
Miuttiu
Bratcford
Cent
Conne
Nese
Willian WL
Naviwatins von
Cardaropoli
Minnceseo
Ehic
Black—Taupe
Navy
Somme
Pbeaverette
Pyday Coe Ae Choice
Serges
Poplins
Velours
Treco
Gabardines
Plaid
Novelties
Henna
Congo
Castor Artillery
S5omms Bisque
Wyre
Patrick
Center Street
Report
Itkits
Fee
Union City
Department OF Justice
Bureau of Investigation
Senate
Wuehr Bleth
Geman
Germany
Miyor eClellan
Ramy
Wart
Harvard