Four Fliers Die in U S Aviation Training Crashes
A series of fatal accidents at four U S military training camps claimed four lives. Chief George C Mills of Jersey City died near Taylor Field Alabama when his aircraft caught fire. Private John Barner of Philadelphia perished at Ellington Field Texas after loss of control. Civilian instructor Stanley Coyle of Condeport Washington collided near San Diego. Lieutenant Joseph J O Malley of Albany Missouri died at Brooks Field Texas in a tail spin. Cadet Elwin Chapman of Brookline Massachusetts severely injured in the California crash.
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Cadet Killed When Blazing Plane Falls 2000 Feet
Across three reports on June 4 a series of air mishaps left several dead and injured. Avi Cadet George C. Mills of Jersey City New Jersey died when his craft caught fire and plunged about 2000 feet near Taylor Field. Second Lieutenant Joseph John O Malley of Albany New York was killed when his plane went into a tail spin. John Barner of Philadelphia and Lieutenant Elmer N May were injured at Ellington Field in Houston when their aircraft became unmanageable and crashed.
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Two Fliers Rescued From Sea Off Nantucket Island
American aviators Ensign Roleau and Mechanic Harrington were rescued by the patrol boat Sadie ten miles southeast of Sankaty Head after their hydro airplane sank. They were adrift overnight and brought ashore with no severe injuries. Earlier at Rockwell Field San Diego a collision killed civilian instructor Stanley Coyle and severely injured Flying Cadet Elwin Chatian when their plane collided with another at about 200 feet.
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Archbishop of York Urges Allied Resolve to End War
The Archbishop of York told a Middlesbrough audience during a U S visit that Britain and America share a sacred cause and must hold fast until victory. He praised American unity, labor, and resolve to devote resources, urged quick aid, and lauded President Wilson's leadership in uniting diverse elements for peace and freedom.
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Casualty List Names Wars Enduring Toll and Heroes
Washington reports a war casualty list listing forty names with actions and outcomes across multiple branches. Notable entries include Lt. Col. Robert J. Maxey of Missoula Montana and Lieutenants Leopold Arnaud New York and Joseph R. Sandford Skowhegan Maine. Additional wounded and prisoners are named with home towns and units. The list reflects KIA DOW DOD and missing statuses, with a long roll of private and noncommissioned names across states and cities.
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Reserve Army of Allies Readies Strike on Fronts Near Rheims
An Allied front line report details strong holds northwest of Rheims and near Soissons as Crown Prince's forces press west and south toward the Marne. German assault, gas bombardments, and massed attacks cause heavy losses while French lines struggle to hold and regroup.
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French Flyer Downs 28th Foe
Paris reports Lieutenant Georges Madon, a leading French aviator, now credited with twenty eight aerial victories. After a wartime internment in Switzerland and a recent illness, he returned to the front and again disrupted German formations, bringing down several aircraft in pairs.
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Arnaud Libel Case Postponed Amid War News
Long dispatch from World War I era noting Lieutenant Leopold Arnaud's slight wounds and family ties in New York. reports of prisoners of war, missing soldiers, and deaths among Americans and allies, including Walter Wilhelm, George Sehorn, and James Garvin, with updates on Caillaux Treason-related libel proceedings and related wartime notices.
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