Local Man's Name on Casualty List Reported Wounded
A Middletown man appears on today's casualty list with Sergeant BR Rogers reported wounded severely. Other local names include Corporal Russell D. Miller Bullville killed Frank Dougheris Liberty wounded severely Frank Belke Newburgh wounded severely Homer Wade Newburgh killed Lieut Homer Phillips Lisbi wounded Sergeant Donald H. Lee Delhi Harold O. King Sidney wounded Pascvale Trotta Hizhi Falls Abraham Zirt Ellenville missing Lieut Fred N. Kinne Delhi killed Harold Maloney Folmeston wounded.
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Middletown
BR. H Rogers
Russell D. Miller
Bullville
Frank &. Dougheris
Liberty
Frank ©. Belke
Newburgh
Homer
Wade
Phillips
Iisbii
Donald H. Lee
Delhi
Harold O. King
Sidney
Pascvale Trotta
Hizhi
Falls
Abraham Zirt
Ellenville
Fred N. Kinne
Harold Charles Maloney
Folmeston
Sketchy note from ChlY inquiry yields uncertain details
A fragmented note mentions a 20er sketchal yaticell attending wad ChlY with unclear meaning. Key names or places are not identifiable, leaving the event and participants uncertain.
George Fetherolf recalls going over the top in WWI
George Fetherolf of this city, wounded in England, writes a vivid account to A. J. Holmes describing a September assault in a sunken road, trench, and canal crossing. He details digging a shelter, advancing under nighttime bombardment, meeting scared German soldiers, and exchanging fire, including a Lewis gun and Colt 45 encounter, before reaching the rear aid station. He mentions future travel plans, hospital life, and local contacts in London.
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George Fetherolf
England
A. J. Holmes
Dartford
Santa
Dad
London
Napoleon
Jerry
Jenny
Lewis
Major Egan
United States
France
Victrolas
Red Cross
Ernest
Mr. Corbett
Mrs. Hatton
Mr. Alford
Signing of Peace June continues on train page one
A partial OCR fragment shows the phrase Signing of Peace June repeated with continuation indicated on train page one. The readable lines do not provide names dates or events beyond the fragment.
Admirals Praise Allied Warship Squadron Spirit
Admiral lauded a American battleship squadron attached to the British grand fleet for displaying a spirit of true comradeship throughout its service, highlighting close Allied cooperation and mutual support in wartime operations.
Farewell Address As Grand Fleet Detaches from Command
Sir David Beattie thanks American officers and men aboard the New York on December 1 as the squadron detaches from the grand fleet. He notes both British and American disappointment at not meeting the German fleet and warns the Germans would not come out for a finish fight. The day of surrender would be a pitiable sight.
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Sir David Beattie
Grand Fleet
New York
Sir David
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