Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-24
Total of American
 Casualties, 8,634
KILLED IN ACTION AND LOST Al
 SEA 1912
DIED OF WOUNDS, 4s2
Yesterdays Casualty List Contained 56 Names-23 Were Killed in Ae- tion-16 Died of Wounds-soo,ooo Americans in France.

Washington, June 23.-Total casual ties in the American expeditionary force to date numbered S,634, accord ing to an announcement today by the war department. They are divided as follows:
 Killed in action, including 2s1 lost at sea, 1912.
 Died of wounds, 4S2
 Died of disease, 1,26S.
 Died of accidents and other causes. 446.
 Wounded in action, 4,S11.
 Missing in action. including prison
 Killed in Action.
 Serseants: Carl E. Cross, Mountain burg, Ark; Carl R. Sohncke, Woodside, N. Y.; Corporals: Daniel F. Cooper Haverhill, Mass; Benjamin J. Hamby, Pike City Ark; Edward r. McCutch- con, Brooklyn, N. Y; Clyde A. Smelt- ger, Massena, Iowa; Privates: Ranzie Adams, Paragould, Ark; Shelton B. Beaty, Arkansas City, Ark: Zygmunt Branski. Syracuse, N. Y; William E. Burgess Baltimore, Md; George W. Cason, Hartwell, Ga; Jerry 0. Devin- ney, Cincinnati, O.; Raffaele Digiorio. New York city; Thomas E. Goode, Boise, Idaho; August J. Klinkner, Car negie, Pa; Thomas H. Larsen, Sioux | City. Iowa; George E. Marshall, Ru- pert, Idaho; Patrick Paradine, Somer- vile, Mass.;J Tom Phillips, Louisville, Ky; Willie L. Rowland, Hope, Ark; George J. Sneberger, Anaconda, Mont; Wesley J. Stubbs, Marble City. Okla; Loren M. Trotter. Caldwell, Idaho Died of Wounds. | Lieutenant James H. Hughes. Howe Tex: Corporals: Charles Wade, Flaw 1 ley, Tex; John Lawson, Jamaica Plain Mass; Joseph G. Balenger, Lowell. Mass; Frank H. Brown. Lond du Lac, Wis; Emil Bruder, Holyoke, Mass; Jodie N. Fetguson, Timpson, Tex. :; George Gassenberger, Westwego. La. Dale Hyland, Portland, Mich; Clarence A. Larson, Tunbridge, IN. D; Mark E. Quinn, Shamol1in, Pa: Norman B. Rodebaugh, Philadelphia: Frederick H. Saunders, Cambridge, Mass; Peter Scharnell. St. Louis, Mo; Walter M Sorg, Coal Springs, s. D.
 Died of Disease. Corporal Frederick M. GriswoId New York; Private Jack V. Price New York.
 Died of Accident. Lieutenant Dow R. Cope, Yakima
 Washn.
 5, Died ef Accident and Other sausss.
 Private Albert Penthouse, Bellewood Ills.
 , Among the severely wounded are: Lieutenant Thomas Arthur Goodwin . Chicago; Privates: Mihram Aram l 1886 Seaview avenue. Bridgeport
 Conn.,; Connie Telesca, Dunmore, Pa.
 Raymond Lawrence Walker, Marion s Center, Pa.
 Prisoners (PreviousIy Reported Miss 0 ing).
 Corporal George D. McHugh, 1o
 Tyler street, New Haven Conn. e Privates: Frank J. Aliano, 66 Parl . street, Bristol, Conn; Charles H. Mo l, Govern, Charlestown, Mass. h Casualties among the marines wit e the eXpeditionary forces are not in
 cluded in this list No official tabula
 ton of these casualties reported t |, date was available today, but unofficia g figures show that they total slightl d more than 1000.
 e The 549 names reported by Genera d Pershing since last Sunday include
 40 killed in action, 6S died of wound.
 34 died of disease, "A died of accident e and other causes, 264 wounded in ac l. ton, and 19 missing in action, includ if ing prisoners.
 e In Fine Physical Condition. : With some 900,OOO men TOW i
 France. the small number of death
 from disease reported is considere
 rather remarkable and shows that th
 American soldiers are in fine physics ). condition.