New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1929, Page 13

[ e =i - - \ B e T A ‘. - e N N ks NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, 'R D.\\;'. NOVEMBER 15, 1929. re he was buried | which ] |deaa s generally received vol-|that the remains be left where the faged. TIFY | untarily through some comrade in |soldier fell or whe | |arms who recalls, perhaps from a |first. | isolate newspaper articles na killed or where he was buried. | This work is carried out under the n 1 ! Investigs and Research Branct : fi at ssible ) ela e marked Graves in Framce | from other sourcen soncraiis | i 15, (UP)—Twelve |information a contour map and re- hundred Americen doughboys still | questing that the location and a lie in unmarked graves scattered |with success. No definite identi- ross the cold hills of France from |fication is made unless it is posi- the Channel to the Vosges. Identi- {tive and th, is done finally from cation parties are still searching the office of the Quartermaster these lost graves and hardly a week | General in Washington. passes without one or more bodies | Tooth Cl biing found. | A complcte system of f Of the 130,265 men in the armed is kept, hoth in hi forces of thes United in Washington, lied during the World War, 30,794 |identification (after re now buried in the American | identification. by means of parts of military cemeteries abroad. Twenty- | uniform, personal belongi seven bodies, found in lost graves |ige g and so forth) is| during the summer by searching |generally made from tooth charts | have been transferred 1o or from certain peculiaritics know t cemeteries for burial in the | to have existed, such as broken or | alignment of white crosses. | fractured hones and so forth. | In the eight war cemeteries, the [ Ydentification and number of American soldier dead |partfes are working at present, | buried today follows: [ principally in the Meuse Argonne :use-Argonne, Romagne ringes aucourt Aisne-Marne, Belleau . ... s and office | ates who | ang - 14181 | sector and in the Chateau Thierry- | Oise-Ai | St. Mihi 6,010 | g sector, sectors whenever information | 4, 1 is received. Helpful information is| Somme, Bony ...... : received from ¥rench, British and | Sureanes, Baris ........... 1,534 |German authorities. The bodies of Brookwood, England ...... 453 | unidentified soldiers when found | Flanders Field, Belgium 366 | are kept in the morgue at the near- | I Grave Marked est military ceme until every | Every grave is m ked now with | means of identif on has been wrker, either a cross | exhausted. If identification is| id in white Carrara | finally unsuccessful, t body is | The graves of unidentified’| huried as an unknown soldier. No about one half | cases are known of one per cent of the total burials, | there has been any doubt are marked with stones bearing | dentification as an the inscription: “Here lies in hon- | soldier. | ored glory an American soldier known but to God." where the hody of a soldier buried | The work of finding lost graves an unknown has subsequently | is growing more difficult with time. | peen identified through additional | In the first few years after the |information furnished by relatives, Wwar, hodies were found i 00ds or | friends or comrades-in-arms after turned up by plows of farmers as a lapse of several years. When | they reclaimed the battlefields for |identification is positively estab- (heir crops. lished in this way, a grave marker | Searching parties continue their | pearing the customary inscription to | American a Occasionally cases have occurred wo ver, ¢ during the s substituted for the unknown harvest eason. ‘fhese workers | marker, | possess complete charts which en- A few isolated graves remain, ible them to identify bodies even | princip: though they have been buried for are more than eleven years. War Information relative to unlocated y in France. 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