War casualties and statuses listed by name in Spokane Tacoma and Seattle
A fragmented World War II era roster records Private Carl A Olson Private Arthur Lawson and others with statuses including WOUNDED SEVERELY WOUNDED SLIGHTLY MISSING IN ACTION KILLED IN ACTION DIED OF DISHASS and various next of kin addresses in Spokane Richland Tacoma Beattle Seattle and Chehalis. The list names numerous service members with outcomes and relatives.
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Dineane
Princners
United States War Department
Seattle
Walter H. Stafford
Mra
Isabella Stafford
Sunnyside Ave
Nui
Charles Williama
Niels F. Ingerman
Jack & King
Melissa J. King
Care Scandinavian Dank
Erik A. Uddman
Nellie Love
Leroy Aves
Clarenés le Lavermann
Mary Brockmann
George Mullach
Mato Pullach
Clarke Cherry
Ivelyn A. Cherry
Donovan
Corp
Jesse C. Peckham
Thomas K. Peckham
Arthur C. Hiliett
Nellie M. Elliott
Midfield Ave
Valley Ford
James J. McConahey
Louten McConahey
Emil J. Timmerman
Richland
Marie M. Timmerman
Arthur
Billott
Nellie Millott
Reeceveners
Tacoma
Pauline Kreut
Spokane
Carrie Deck
Book Appeal Made for Sick Soldiers
Immediate gifts of books for wounded soldiers in army hospitals are requested by the American Library Association. Books may be left at central or branch libraries. The return of every transport with wounded increases the need, according to the association. A wide variety of books is desired.
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American Library Association
Navy reports war losses and postwar ship plan
Washington on December 11 details the navy losing 44 warships between the war declaration and armistice signing. Secretary Daniels reports the annual figures while Rear Admiral Coontz states the Navy aims for 29 battleships with about 40,000 sailors in active service after March 1.
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Washington
United States
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Spring Cigar Co., Inc
First Ave
Pike St
Ave
Hutler Hotel
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Willamette Dee
M’cormick Line
Cherry St. Phene Eliiet
Paris
Dee
Atlantic
Paria
Ue Front
Owen W. Kelney
Salamanca
N. Y
Harry Chism
Baltimore
Elmer E. Taylor
Indianapolis
John T. Johnson
West Point
John G. Grenfell
Fall River
Mass
Lawrence C. Jefferson
St. Paul
Minn
H. W. Davia
Roxbury
Eugene Newland
Edward F. Buckley
F. J. Gormley
New York
Celty
Washington State
ACTIC
Carl A. Olson
Private Arthur Lawson
Addreas
Cecelia Sparkland Pimp OY
Elmira
Lom Lawson
Mre
Emma Edge
Homer J. Edge
Degher
Melvin Gill
Florence
Raymond D. Rice
Theo Munson
Jennie M. Rice
Liew Joseph OG. Kreuts Jeut
George Bullach Corp
Harry G. Heck
Sergt
Edward Stephens
Lee PF
Genanla
Larence
le Lavermann
Ivate
Chas
Williamea
Jacob Wormentrand
Frank F Hamilton
Jack
Kings
Erik A
Herbert Irwin
Dikp of
Alice M. Stephens
Piatteville
John L. Jones
Mary Brockman Beattlie
Isabella Staffo Beattle
Niels FB Ingerman
John Wantukhouse
Chehalia
Wm A Hamilton Beattle
Meliesa J. King Beattle
Beattle Sunnve
Thomas B. Peckham
Jacob KB. Taylor
Port Townsend
Gertrude Branth Monroe Giobbe A. Varietti
Bhelton Thomas Read
Tae Ae
Neat of
Laura Irwin
Fraser-Paterson Co
Australia
UNION
Union Label
Congress
Lufkin
Massachusetts
Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society
America
Siberia
Japan
World
Densmore
J. BR. Denamore
J. A. Mears
Portland
Fickert
Mooney Caven
Mears
Normandy
Fraser-Paterson Ca
Paterson Co
Marks
Tom Marka
Tallman
W. Ray Jones
City Health Department
Fram Reiter
R. Dr. Benjamin
Jones
U. S. Navy
Houston
Tex
J. D. Dixon
Bronx
Port Worth
N. Sullivan
Lone Rock
Wis
Carrathea Field
Clara Oldham O'Leary
T. 8. O'Leary
Charleston Navy Yard
Masa
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