Bridgeport Men Killed and Wounded on the Field of Honor
Local rolls list Bridgeport military personnel with fatalities and injuries from World War I actions. Names span Lieut Daniel H Lawler to Priv John L Kirk, with units including 102d Infantry 18th Infantry Ambulance and signals, along with several officers reported wounded or missing. The roster cites home addresses and service numbers across multiple branches and battalions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Daniel H. Lawler
North Avenue
Cook Henry Clarke
Wallace Street
Isador Durkin
Beach Street
Frederick Godfrey
Southport
Robert L. Collins
Hewitt Street
London After Air Raids Shows Few Visible Scars
Report recounts London’s war damage with damaged facades, filled cracks, and rebuilt signs as signs of resilience. Observers note some preservation intentions, citing a corner building to serve as a war relic for future proof.
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London
Wipperary
Landon
New York
Ald
Names in the News and Germanism in World Unity
A historical synopsis reads that proletariat denotes labor dependent classes distinct from capital owners, tracing the term to trench origins. Deutschtun, from Germanism, expresses Gi peoples’ ideals of German forms dominating global thought and unity, linked to the Latin proletarius describing property owning citizens serving the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Proletarius
All Real Men Unite to Beat Berlin's Beast in War
A vivid wartime scene describes mixed Allied troops chasing a dog and cat in a French town. The incident highlights global cooperation as Italians Belgians Africans Australians and French civilians join American forces in motion through the streets. It argues that Americans are mingling with enemies and allies, learning languages customs and building friendships across nations as the Allied cause grows.
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Berlin
Beast
Picarroy
Nationaliten Tren
America
Ie World
Laren
Tore
Rane
Srimapathy Jo
Soldiers Killed in Action List Names and Addresses
A wartime notice lists service members killed in action with ranks and street addresses across towns. Included are Walter D. Frazier, John S. Cunningham, Victor Edward Joinville, Edward H. Lamont, Edward F. Stanton, Wilson Marshall Jr., Hector N. Menard, John Webber, August Matthias, Vincent Norcia, Frank K. Snyder, Alfred Annunziata, Charles H. Hartman, William J. Cumming, John Ward McLarney, James Hickey, May'ston Edson Banks, Harry Magilmick, and others from infantry, field artillery, medical corps, naval reserve, and ambulance units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Avenue
26Th Infantry
Mihram Aram
Seaview Avenue
Edward FE
Belden
Worth Avenue
Earl E. Steffy
State Street
Charles Dudley Mills
Golden Hill Street
Arthur Azores
Park Avenue
Signal Corps
John E. M. Nelson
Myrtlecourt
Joseph J. Devine
Denver Avenue
Field Artillery
Charles J. MecLaughlin
Jones Avenue
Marine Corps
William T. Nazgie
Fairfeld
John A. Connell
New Haven Road
Air Service
William C. Kinsela
Fairfield
Howard Smith
Broad Street
James Agnew
Bank Street
Dominick Luciano
William J. Cumming
Meigs & Co
Ridgefield
102D Ambulance Co
John Ward McLarney
Frank Street
United States Navy
James Hickey
Gregory Street
National Army
Devens
May'ston Edson Banks
West Avenue
Naval Reserve
Harry Magilmick
Capitol Avenue
First Officer Walter D. Frazier Killed in Action
Second Lieutenant Walter D. Frazier, 21, son of Mrs. Walter A. Tringier of Bridgeport, was killed June 4 in action with the Marines. He ran away at 19 to enlist in the Canadians, later joined the U S Marines after the war declaration, and was a Wie ner Wis graduate at CubeR academy.
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Walter D. Frazier
Bridgeport
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stephen H. Hutriuk
Pembroke Street
Boyd Infantry
Harry W. Congdon
South Avenue
Eric A. Erickson
Cleveland Avenue
Lawrence Chambers
August Watthirs
North Washington Avenue
Ambulance Co
Thomas J. Smith
Lebista
Vincent L. Keating
Park Place
Vield Artillery
Walter Chimiel
Ogden Street
James F. Coleman
Remington Avenue
Charles W. Knowlton
John J. Michlovich, Jr
Church Street
James W. Hope
U. of P. Ambulance Co
John L. Kirk
High Park Avenue
Stratford
108D Infantry
J. A. Connell
Wilson Marshall, JR
Bridgeport’s
Hard E. Steefy
J. de Devine
Brest
Bulleligs
Hethors
John Ball
Lorin
Ment
Rep
Edwin F. Stanton
WAEUT
W. FT. Nagle
J. W. Hope
Edward E. Belden
ST. Peter’s
R.C. Church
Howard Ave
Rev
Thos. J. Kelly
Pixley Place
John S. Cunningham
Victor Edward Joinville
Edward H. Lamont
Mountain Grove Street
22D Infantry
Edward F. Stanton
Stratford Avenue
Marina Park
Hector N. Menard
Willow Street
John Webber
Main Street
August Matthias
Greens Farms
Vincent Norcia
Hamilton Street
Frank K. Snyder
Black Rock Turnpike
Alfred Annunziata
Catherine Street
Charles H. Hartman
East Main Street
Medical Corps
Walter A. Trrng
Ier
Frazier
Uni
Ted States
Wie
Ner Wis
Cuber
Academy
Sewing Machine Co
Ong Wunifred
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