Saturday, June 3, 1916
Correspondence (0)
Gap in Correspondence
No surviving record of correspondence for this date. The Archive continues through witness accounts and official records.
Venetia Stanley
Location unknown.
Official Register
1916-06-03Top News
Canadian forces attempted a counterattack at Mont Sorrel but suffered heavy casualties.. The British passenger ship SS Golconda struck a mine and sank in the North Sea.
Cabinet Council
Parliament
Witness Observations
"Today, my last day, I am rather glad to find myself so popular with nurses and patients. ... 12, who has lain lost in her own dirt since I have been here... has suddenly developed a disease, incurable, called foetid bronchitis..."
"I wrote a memorandum setting out the likely consequences of the government's decision being allowed to stand."
"Called to see L. G. at Walton. Found him very excited regarding naval news. He spoke in strong terms of Balfour and the Board of Admiralty. He said Fisher should have been recalled..."