Casualties in American Expeditionary Forces Announced
War department reports eighty AEF casualties with twenty nine killed in action six died of wounds two died of disease two died in an aeroplane accident four from accident and other causes and thirty one wounded. The list names officers and enlisted men from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
L A. Gireaux
Boston
Daniel J. Carney
Yonkers
N.Y
Wim. F. Chamberlain
Arceta
Cal
Maine
E. Hillard
Bellevil Ernest
War Garden Fungus Remedies and Bordeaux Mixture Guide
The National War Garden Commission outlines simple Bordeaux mixture for fungal plant diseases. It describes copper sulfate, lime, and water preparation, storage tips, and use with nicotine sulfate for disease and pest control. Readers are urged to obtain the free war garden primer from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National War Garden Commission
Washington
War casualty and missing list from multiple states
A roster lists wounded and missing soldiers with hometowns in Brooklyn New York Hevelton Kentucky Cross Ohio Mecham Glyn don Minnesota Mumaw Dayton Virginia Olsen Spokane Washington Skaggs Fort Thomas Kentucky Skidmore Plainview Minnesota Slater Milford Delaware Uckowski Paterson New Jersey Watson Roxbury Massachusetts Corporal Clifford Gaylord Fort Madison Iowa Privates Floyd Baker Paul Groves John Stacy Missing in action Privates Vernon Davis Eriberto Rocha Stanley Barger Edward Dermark Albert Mason John Taracka Oak Park Illinois Previously reported missing now returned to duty Privates Stanely Barger and Eriberto Rocha noted as returned while others are listed as killed in action.
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Robert E. Cooper
Stoneham
Cole
John W. McClure
Louie
Verard
Dean Zeely
Dorchester
Lass
Elwood —. Allen
Nort
Mich
Fred Kearns
Plattsburg
Richard M. Laver
Martin
Tenn
Joe Maguiers
Gary
Ind
Wi. Lorenzo
Allen
Plainview
Minn
Chester L. Briggs
Houston
Maine
Stanley L. Buck
Strong
James 5. Cusack
Melrose Park
Ill
Ales
SY. Guyette
Penacock
N. H
Winston Hogdden
Sangus
Mass
Juliana Hamilton
Ohio
Maxwell H. Marshall
Brunswick
N. J
Agnus Nicholason
LaCentre
Wash
George L. Pelkey
Newport
Porter M. Piler
Springerton
Otto ‘Turkofski
Waukesha
Wis
Ebenezer Bull
Fairhaven
Thomas J. Provence
Clinton
James E. O’flaherty
New York
Jack Brown
Columbia
S. C
Jeal Chase
Hannibal
Edger Rocheford
Woonsocket
Brooklyn
N. Y
Delbert T. Carmichael
Hevelton
Charles Cross
Bikeville
John H. Green
Alderdale
Frederick Kerner
Burke
Earnest Kimbrell
Sprotansburg
Leslie Knose
Close
Lorin E. Mecham
Glyndon
John F. Mumaw
Dayton
Gilbert Newton
Cal
Harry T. Olsen
Spokeane
Oliver F. Skaggs
Fort Thomas Ky
Cyrenus
Skidmore
Howard C. Slater
Milford
Del
Zygnot Uckowski
Paterson
Fred Watson
Roxbury
Clifford Gaylord
Fort Madison
Iowa
Floyd Baker
Jewell
Paul T. Groves
Des Moines
Women Replacing Men In War Industry Workforce
A Penna Department of Labor survey shows women taking over lathes drills and other tasks in Bethlehem Steel mills Erie Railroad shops Forty Fort fabricating plant and Warren shops. New codes planned include mandatory goggles and employer provided eye protection for hazardous processes. The data will guide future wartime employment rules as industrial women grow in number and scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penania Department
Laberan
Ate
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem
Redington
Erie Railroad
Susquehanna
International Fabricating Company
Forty Fort
Warren
Department of Labor and Industry
Industrial Board
Funeral of Mrs Tommain Delayed to Saturday Morning
The funeral for Mrs. Tommain, set for tomorrow at St. Joseph's, is postponed to Saturday at ten o'clock to allow her son Frank in the U S service in Florida to arrive. Hemstitching services offered by Mrs. C P Trushel at 1106 Pennsylvania Ave East. 6-24-61
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommain
St. Joseph’s
Frank
United States Service
Florida
C. P. Trushel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wheatless bread recipes tested for the Food Administration
In April 1918 the Washington based conservation division and Department of Agriculture published wheatless loaf bread recipes using no wheat. The guide lists Oat and Corn Flour Bread Rice and Barley Bread and several muffins, with measurements, baking times, and substitutions. A final note announces a June 27 special meeting of the West Review No. 4 for candidate initiation and July 4 planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration (Conservation Division
Department of Agricultural
Washington
West Review No. 4
Neutrone Prescription 99 Claims Universal Rheumatism Cure
Nationwide testimonials praise Neutrone Prescription 99 for rapid relief of rheumatism with claims of joint and muscle stiffness reduction. Advertising notes immediate improvement and urges readers to ask druggists, with mail orders available in one dollar sizes and Warren supply from Siegfried's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Siegfried
Vigorous Revival Promise From Bioferem Vitamin Tonic
An advocacy piece touts Bio-ferem as a quick cure for worn out nerves and low ambition. It claims two tablets after meals and one before bed with a seven day course, promising restored energy and renewed vigor, backed by a money back offer if goals aren’t met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyesicians
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Metzger
Wright Co
June White
Alony
Ceguary Sr
the Times
John Sagler
Kapuvar
Hungary
Omar G. Smith
Fouke
Ark
Michael Warshall I Jr
Wallington
Mayburn E. Williams
Clifton Forge
Albert W. Johnson
San Saba
Tex
Edmund Plazewski
Chicago
Wallace H. Smith
Glendale
Alfred E. Bates
Bronxville
Amos, Benbow
Muncie
George J. Bierman
Milwaukee
Clayton Charmichael
Hartford
N. D
Santo Castagn
Mortuary Record
the Evening Times’ Food Dept
Lady Maccabees
W.S.S
W.S. S
Sterno
Pickett Hardware Co
Pavania
Pavania Oil CO
Bell
Warren, Penna
Union
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