. Memories of the "411th" Telegraph Battalion in the World War here and "over there" .... ^ from the outfit for some special duty in other parts ofFrance. However, at tliat time, competent tele])h()ne and tele-. nOAALD W. .SCOTT Lieutenant. Conapany D; assigned to commanrl Com-pany E shortly after arrival in France; pi-omoted to CaptainJuly, 1918. continuing- in command of Company E. CaptainScott was taken seriously ill early in February, 1919, andwas taken to the Hospital at Chaumont, where a seriousand complicated operation was performed. He was thereuntil May, when he was evacuated t
. Memories of the "411th" Telegraph Battalion in the World War here and "over there" .... ^ from the outfit for some special duty in other parts ofFrance. However, at tliat time, competent tele])h()ne and tele-. nOAALD W. .SCOTT Lieutenant. Conapany D; assigned to commanrl Com-pany E shortly after arrival in France; pi-omoted to CaptainJuly, 1918. continuing- in command of Company E. CaptainScott was taken seriously ill early in February, 1919, andwas taken to the Hospital at Chaumont, where a seriousand complicated operation was performed. He was thereuntil May, when he was evacuated to the U. S. Apparentlyfully recovered, he was discharged and returned to theemploy of the Telephone Company, lieing assigned to the po-sition of Wire Chief at Fresno. Here he was prospering andvery happy with his wife and daughter. Suddenly, he wastaken ill about the 20th of September, 1920. and only liveda few days. His untimely passing has saddened the heartsof his old comrades as he was much beloved by all.
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