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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1918

Page

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BRITISH MAKE GAINS ON PICARDY FRONT IN ENDURING BATTLE

Paris reports a French counter attack recaptured Merv on the Noyon Montdidier front as German offensives press along a 21 mile line. British and Australian troops push about Morlancourt near Albert capturing prisoners and machine guns. Tank use aids German assaults while French resistance holds central positions.

Compiegne Picardy Paris Merv Noyon-Montdidier War Office Arcnde Ribecourt Belley St. Maur Marqueglise Aronde Aise Nayon Montdidier Verdun Mery Oise Teutons Estrees Arsy Matz Elincourt Thiescourt Wood Ermans Ger London Morlancourt Albert Amiens Lancourt Scarpe River Nieppe Forest Aveluy Wood

Americans of French Confidence

By N. C. Parke reporting from France on June 10, American troops earn French confidence after battles at Chateau Thierry Seicheprey and Cantigny and at the Marne where fresh units held and counterattacked. French admiration grows as khaki presence becomes familiar and news spreads among civilians and soldiers alike. Selective service details follow, noting calls to colors.

N. C. Parke France Marne Taha Bt Oe Uncle Sam Europe Chateau Thierry Seicheprey Cantigny Picardy Beenj Jaulgonne Chateau

Casualty List With 130 Names From World War I

Washington reports one hundred thirty American expeditionary forces casualties, including twenty six killed in action and forty eight severely wounded. Officers noted include Lieutenant Edmund Corby and Lieutenant James J. Lawrence. The long list names corporals, sergeants, privates, and specialists from many states, with locations such as Lancaster Pennsylvania and Chicago Illinois.

Washington War Department Edward Hines, Jr Chicago Edmund Corby New York City James J. Lawrence Atlanta John T. Costello Binghamton N. Y Elmer B. Dommel Lancaster Talmadge W. Gerrald Galivants Ferry 8. C Cecil C. Abels Ravenwood W. Va William A. Purcell Philadelphia James A. Burns Wausau Wis Leon Campbell Athens Frank Caralunas Tamauqua Cecil C. Craig Phillips Okla Paul F. Cross Shelbyville Ind Joe F. Frentzel Canton Ohio Charles B Hackney Knoxville Tenn Paul L. Hargreaves Jamaica Zed S. Honaker War Forest J. John Toniconic Ark Archie Lascher Sawyer William C. Lindsey Ottumwa Chrenus E. McCary Mich Omee P. McGrath Cleveland Charles Maggione Syracuse Edward C. Pitt Rocky Mount N. C Marion D. Thompson Levering Noel Troncy San Francisco Cal Victor Tuttle Newport Henry Urbanowski Detroit Edward F. Weil Cleves Paoset Zaico Grodno Russia Fred S. Murphy Framingham Mass Dewey G. Burr Bristolville Bernard Hurst Oldenburg Arthur H. Kuoni Sauk City Louis Bass Horatio Eirea I Gatton Henry Howard Franklinville Alex Miller Raymond Miss William Glynn Huntington Michael Keating Brooklyn Edwin V. Ruoff New York James Hartney Minneapolis Shirleysburg Edward A. Nosbaim Patrick O’leary Butte Mont Phillips O’leary Phillips Peterson Hammond George Furcell Duncott Arthur Randall Mia Charley L. Skinner Charlotte Emory C. Smith Denton Tex Lee E. Smith Pineville Henry Snell Birmingham Ala Edward Snyder Cincinnati Charles Stahl Aylor R. Stone Chestnut Level Henry E. Thomas Marceline John H. Tritt Gastonia Robert Wilson Mondovi Henry C. Wintermute Belvidere N. J

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