Source: History of Texas World War Heroes, published by Army & Navy History Co., Dallas, Texas, 1919;
TO THE MEMORY
OF OUR FALLEN COMRADES
WHO PAID THE PRICE
FOR THE PEACE WE NOW ENJOY,
THIS BOOK IS REVERENTLY
DEDICATED
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PVT. ALBERT E. PHILLIPS, son of T. A. and Jane Phillips, Dallas. Entered the service August, 1917. Trained at Camp Bowie. Assigned to Company H, 144th Infantry, 36th Division. Overseas July, 1918. Participated in St. Etienne and Champagne sectors. Discharged following the armistice.
Pg. 183
PVT. E. J. PHILLIPS, son of Mrs. Mary Phillips, of 5804 Lindell Street. Entered service April 2, 1918, and was assigned to the United States Marine Corps. Trained at Paris Island. Overseas on May 27, 1918. Fought in battles of Bois de Belleau and Parey Tigney. Was gassed and ankle broken. Discharged March 21, 1919.
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CORP. THOMAS R. PHILLIPS, son of William R. and Jane Phillips, of 5504 Santa Fe. Entered service September, 1917, and was assigned to Company F, 359th Infantry, 90th Division. Overseas July, 1918. Wounded September 26, 1918. Captured by Germans. Almost starved when found. Discharged after being in hospital 4 months.
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Lamar County Honor Roll
BLOSSOM
Phillips, Floys F.
Phillips, Marshall
DEPORT
Phillips, Floyd H.
Pg. iv
PARIS
Phillips, James M., 105 Clarksville St.
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Honor Roll
Below are names of men from Dallas and Dallas County who have given their lives serving under the Stars and Stripes in the victorious War for Democracy.
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Phillips, Irving B.
Pg. 300
Dallas County
Army Nurse Nell Phillips, in overseas duty, Bass Hosp. Rouen, France. Discharged at Great Lakes.
Pg. 301
Honor Roll
Graduate Nurses Who Were in Service From the Baptist Sanitarium Dallas
Dallas County
Red Cross Nurse Frances Phillips, served at Corpus Christi and Base Hospital No. 1, Gondfecourt, France
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Navarro County
Pvt. James Phillips, 21st R.R. Eng. Verdun Front, Blooming Grove, Texas
