American Red Cross. Pennsylvania Chapter. Mahanoy City. In Memoriam Of Those Who, Coming from the District within the Limits of the Mahanoy City, Red Cross Chapter, Quakake to Girardville [inclusive] Made the Supreme Sacrifice in the Great War for Democracy, known as "The World War" 1917-1919. Mahanoy City, Pa., [1920]
This is a six page memorial to the fallen veterans who lived in Mahanoy City in the anthracite coal region of northeastern Pennsylvania.
http://accesspadr.org/u?/sstlp-wwi,405
Joseph A. Borkowski. The Role of Pittsburgh's Polish Falcons in the Organization of the Polish Army in France. Pittsburgh, Pa., 1972.
Borkowski recounts the contributions of this Polish fraternal organization whose recruits fought for independence for Poland in France during World War I.
http://accesspadr.org/u?/sstlp-wwi,412
J. Bennett Nolan. The Reading Militia in the Great War. Reading, Pa., [1921]
This has American Expeditionary Force regimental histories of Company I, later known as Company D, 150th Machine Gun Battalion, Forty-second Division, and Company A, later known as Company B, 108th Machine Gun Battalion, Twenty-eighth Division. These regiments were organized in Berks County, Pennsylvania in the city of Reading.
http://accesspadr.org/u?/sstlp-wwi,437
James Lloyd Knipe. History of Hospital Train No. 52 and Its Personnel: American Expeditionary Forces, France, 1917-1919. Lancaster, Pa., 1943.
This is the history of medical relief of Hospital Train number 52.
http://accesspadr.org/u?/sstlp-wwi,404
Herman R. Furr. 314 Machine Gun Battalion History, Blue Ridge (80th) Division. [No location, 1919]
The recruits in this regimental history lived in Virginia, West Virginia, and western Pennsylvania.
http://accesspadr.org/u?/sstlp-wwi,640
