Major Rasmussen Killed by Shell in France
Major A Rasmussen, former Canadian Army officer and popular instructor, died in action on the Toul front between Amiens and Paris. He served with American forces after transferring from the Canadians and British, and was noted for bayonet teaching and leadership. He saluted correspondents and a French woman before riding away as shells burst.
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Portland
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First Corps
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Paris
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Siena
Colonel Griffiths
Dependency decision. Gherardi v The Connecticut Co.
The Supreme Court of Errors rules in a Hartford compensation case that a young man who can work but receives familial aid is not automatically a dependent. Dependency requires that aid be for a broader purpose beyond self and family support, and consideration includes the aided person’s ability to work.
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William Thomas Gherardi
Connecticut Company
Hartford
Supreme Court of Errors
Seth W. Baldwin
The
Connecticut Co
Frank P. McEvoy
Gherardi
Prentice
Wheeler
Liberty Day Specials in New England Births Reported
May 10 Boston Massachusetts Liberty day specials note a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Myer Collier in Salem named Miss Liberty Collier who received a $100 bond. In Cambridge Massachusetts triplets were reported for Bette Die and others with limited readable details.
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Myer Collier
Miss Liberty Collier
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Bette Die
Ostend Harbor Secured After Zeebrugge Style Raid
British aviators photographed Ostend harbor confirming the Friday morning attack on the submarine base succeeded. The 52 volunteers on shore faced German shore batteries as sea fog and a smoke screen hid the fleet. The Vindictive grounded and sank after explosives as officers and men were evacuated to Warwick and Lyne's flagship.
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Ostend
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Leutenant
Zeebrugge
Flanders
Lyne
Warwick
Body of Canoeist Found In River
The body of John R. Driscoll of Meriden, 17, drowned in the Connecticut river from a canoe on April 22, was found yesterday afternoon near the crash site by John F. Walker and Edward J. Quigley of Portland. Medical Examiner C. A. Sears authorized removal to Meriden. Driscoll, employed in the New Haven road signal department, left a mother and siblings. The drowning followed rough river conditions after the group borrowed a canoe.
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Meriden
Connecticut
John FF. Walker
Edward J. Quigley
Portland
C. A. Sears
Donahoe
Driscoll
Railway Association
American Guns in Bombardment In France Raid Prelude
American artillery supported French forces in a two hour bombardment near Apremont forest on the Woevre plain. U S patrols entered Apremont village but found no Germans, while other units faced light German resistance and a German counter barrage. Observers noted gas shells and German flame thrower plans thwarted by American fire as a daylight reconnaissance mission across No Man’s Land reported few Germans in the village.
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France
Apremont Forest
Woevre
Toul
Apremont
Lorraine
Ver
Navy men cited for bravery in Parker rescue at Glenart Castle
Nine enlisted men from the USS Parker were commended by Secretary Daniels for rescuing survivors from the Glenart Castle on February 26 in a cold rough sea. The honorees include John C. Cole Jonathan E. Norman Roy E. Hosses Francis W. Beeghley James H. Quinn David L. Morgan Thomas F. Troute Wilbur W. Matthews and David Goldman.
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Daniels
Washington
United States
Parker
Glenart Castle
Navy Department
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Doris Cole
Hestia Park
Roxbury
Mass
Jonathan E. Norman
Seaman
New Brunswick
N. J
Roy E. Hosses
Providence
R. I
Francis W. Beeghley
Yeoman
Des Moines
James H. Quinn
Philadelphia
David L. Morgan
Radio Electrician
Wichita Falls
Tex
Thomas F. Troute
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wilbur W. Matthews
Yonkers
David Goldman
New Haven May 11 Forecast For City And Connecticut
Weather forecast for New Haven and vicinity calls for fair conditions tonight and Sunday with cooler temperatures and frost in interior areas. Connecticut expected fair and cooler, with a night frost in interior regions and moderate north to northeast winds. Observations show clear conditions in New Haven at 52 degrees and other cities with a mix of clear and cloudy skies across the region.
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