Eighty-Eight Names on War Casualty List
Washington May 6 Eighty eight names are in the casualty list announced by the War Department. Six killed in action three died of wounds 15 missing nine died of disease two victims of accidents four severely wounded and 48 slightly wounded. Names include Sergeants Harry G Bruce Elkton Virginia Albert Stefanik Lowell Mass Corporals Gus Chretien Phillips Okla Damase J LaFlamme Bristol Conn Privates Gustaf Erickson Gardner Mass Charles F Wiseman Ewing Neb Died of wounds Lieutenant Joseph Quesenberry Las Cruces NM Cook Chandler Waterman Montclair NJ etc.
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Aviator Captan Mahien Reported Missing After Night Flight
London residents and military records indicate Captain Mahien, an aviator noted five times in the army dispatches, is missing following a nocturnal flight. Authorities search air routes and allied centers for any sign of his aircraft or crew.
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Germany Offers Eight Peace Terms From Berlin
London reports Germany has proposed eight peace terms including renouncing western claims and restoring Belgium. Other points grant Alsace Lorraine autonomy, keep the eastern status quo, and bar Kiao Chau with concessions from China. The proposals reportedly aim to calm Britain and reflect Berlin influence. Also noted are Connecticut loyalty claims, liquor price hikes, and silence of Paris’ long range guns after a German bombardment.
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Forty One Motorists Arrested in Willimantic
Forty one motorists were arrested by local police Sunday for motor vehicle law infractions. Most offenses were failure to sound the horn when approaching a street intersection. The accused, from various Connecticut points, were released after court orders to appear today.
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Austrian War Office Report on Italian Front Duels
Vienna dispatch reports heavy artillery duels along the Italian front with Italian reconnaissances frustrated on the lower Piave river and artillery exchanges continuing on the southwestern front.
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Senator Robinson to Attend Hot Springs Club Convention
United States Senator and Mrs Joe T Rob inson will be honored guests at Hot Springs Arkansas during the fourteenth biennial convention of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs set for the first ten days in May.
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Elderly woman dies while knitting Red Cross sweater
Mrs Frances McMinn, eighty five, collapsed from heart trouble while knitting a Red Cross sweater for a boy overseas. Her body was found slumped in an armchair with knitting needles still in her hands, at Superior.
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German Prisoners Complain of Protection Abilities
German prisoners complain of inadequate protection from British aviators. A captured lieutenant said he was escorting a train carrying 26 centimetre shells to the front when a British airman bombed and destroyed the train at Weincourt.
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German Station Destroyed in Mysterious Explosive Event
Paris May 6. A mysterious explosion destroyed the electric rail station in Frankfurt on Main, Germany, a significant disruption to rail service and infrastructure. No further details yet on casualties or responsible party.
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Germans to Strike at Channel Ports
London May 6 Germans renew activity near the Belgian coast at Nieuport Mercken Boesinghe and Dixmude with aims to infiltrate along the North Sea coast threaten Dunkirk and press the Ypres salient. Expert analysis notes evolving artillery tactics and possible pincher moves against Arras and Givenchy, while Allied generals plan to preserve reserves for counterattacks.
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New Haven Weather Forecast For May Tonight And Tuesday
New Haven area foresees generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with rising temperatures. Connecticut expects cloudy skies and possible showers with coastal areas seeing fair skies tonight. southwest winds will be moderate to fresh. A broad trough from New Mexico to Minnesota drives unsettled showers over the region plus elevated readings northward, with reports of 90s temperatures in the upper Midwest.
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Country Life Plans Spark Farmer’s Gentle Remark
A wandering stranger expresses a wish to live in the country next summer. Farmer Corntossel notes the ambition as admirable, offering a quiet nod to rural simplicity and a hopeful outlook.
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