Connecticut Officers Serve Across Army in World War I
Connecticut born officers join the American Army’s global duty with 96 commissioned members, including four colonels and 26 colonels by attachment to duties from West Point graduates to National Guard appointees. The state’s distinguished officers include four Distinguished Service Medal recipients and leaders across Infantry, Engineers, Quartermaster, Signal, Artillery, and other branches.
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Munson
Connecticut
Hirris Pendleton, Jr
James ‘Totten
George A. Wiezorek
Maine
Alaska
South
Packley
Orient
Tientsin
United States Military Academy
Ww Point
Infantry
Sienal
West Pointy
Coronel William J. Barden
Corps of Engineers
Military Academy
Parden
Dmetrics
Seattle
Washington
Chief of Engineers
Ilo. C
Engineers
Vera Cruz
United States
Ath Regiment of Engineers
Corps of Enginects
Tional
Anl
111Th Engineer
Camp Devens
France
Barden
Sherwood
Abenes
White House
Cheney
West Point
Southwest
Germany
War Department
England
110Th Regiment of Engineers
Fort Sill
Olahoma
AL Hoo
General
Army Transport Service
Aeay
Magineer Corps
Army Transport Services
Edward de Munson
Kilver Cage
Manson
Ninth Corps Area
Presidia Sca
California
Tuad Thinn
W. Mo
Pon Darory Yate University
A Genes
Harry E. Comstack
Quartermaster Corps
First Corps
Beston
Massachusetts
Connecticut National Guard
26Th Infantry
Comstocks
Harris D Pendleton, Jr
2Rd Connectment Volunteer Infantry
Ile
Army War College
School of
Adjutant Generals
Halbca Heights
Panda Canal Zone
James Totten
I.c
Tie
U.S Infantry
Coast Artizers
PNT
Raeing
Aguat
National Army
Wiheezorek
Gulsheld
School of the Line
Infantry Cavalry School
Coast Artillery School
Wieezorek
Ath Coast Artillery District
Chattanooga
Tenn
Emmett Addis
4Th Cavalry
Fort Russell
Wyoming
Addis
Philippines
Litya
Cavalry
Beng
Addiss
Army Staff College
Army School of the Line
Trinity College
Warrions
Uncle Sam
Bruce Young Hits Radio with Songs Across Regions
Bruce J Young, performing at Retry cult meetings, receives letters praising his concert on WUAT New York broadcast June 28. The program included If I Hid Thy My Sons and Grandfather's Clock, drawing attention as far west as Angola and across Ontario, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia, and New Hampshire.
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Bruce J. Young
Retry
New Hampshire
Plunge From Hotel Kills Man on Nineteenth Floor
A Chicago man about thirty years old leapt from the nineteenth story of the Yo M. G. hotel today, dying from the fall. The incident occurred in CTHHCAGG with regiarernd al ed. Fisher reporting.
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Cthhcagg
Regiarernd
Fisher
Chicago
War Veterans 10 Get Benefit From Newly Made Bills
Connecticut World War veterans widows mothers and children of deceased veterans gain broad benefits from two postwar measures enacted as Congress closed its session. The Green bill expands dependency rules and claims protection while the Johnson bill broadens hospitalization insurance compensation and filing extensions. Provisions include presuming dependence for widows mothers and children and retroactive applicability to May 19 1924, plus new allowances for dependents and streamlined claims processing across the Veterans Bureau War and Navy departments.
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GEORGE _H. MAN
Bridgeport Post
Washington, D. C
Connecticut
Congress
Tis
Comptroller General
le Veterans’ Bureau
Army
Navy Department
Veterans’ Bureau
War and Navy Departments
United States
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