Private William Devore Plans Home Return in Spring
Private William Devore of the 64th Engineers in France writes his sister Mrs. C Malone of 131 North Street that he is well and expects to be home in April or May.
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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1918
Page
11
Private William Devore of the 64th Engineers in France writes his sister Mrs. C Malone of 131 North Street that he is well and expects to be home in April or May.
New York officials of the Young Men's Christian Association will thoroughly investigate complaints by wounded soldiers returning from France about methods and charges at camps and on supplies. Dr John R Mott said the council will seek to uncover unfounded claims and address founded ones to guide future policy. Also reported is the death of George McCarter, Paterson broker and banker, at 75 from heart paralysis following long illnesses. survived by widow.
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