Roosevelt weighs postwar youth training plan
President Roosevelt urged gradual public opinion on a one year postwar training program for youths aged 17 to 43, combining military and civic training without compulsory service. He suggested using domestic and foreign facilities, including Alaska and the Aleutians, noting future camps could last about 25 years and be stronger than WWI structures. The Nile Valley density comparison appears incidental in the report.
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Aleutians
Local residents plan trips for funerals and visits
Harry Anderson and Mrs Clair Linendell head to Hornell New York for John Knapps funeral. Others depart for New York City Buffalo Elmira and Cleveland area visits and family gatherings. The group includes Elmer Gilbertson Mrs Genevieve Dobus Miss Nina Gilbertson and many relatives visiting or traveling on furlough or for brief stays.
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Congress Street
Hornell
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John Knapp
Clair Linendell
Virginia Armitage
New York City
Genevieve Dohus
Eloise McCann
Elmira
Fred Laver
Arvilla E. White
Martha Mendenhall
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Callr
Walter”. Davis
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Cherry Point
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Murel Kolstee
Florence Pond
Chautan Qua
Jean Kolstee
Ryan Evans
Nuliard Music School
Patricia Cragg
William Bell
Royal Oak
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Camp Wolwords
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Stuart Wright
Ann Willisins
Cambridge Springs
Mary Ressler
Harrisburg
Edward Kineley
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Grisman
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Jamies Wharton
D. W. Bogart
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George Hunter
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Erie
Elmer McColim
Mix Arnhilt James
Mercer
Guarding Against Outdoor Ills This Picnic Season
The article warns of outdoor hazards like poison ivy and mosquitoes during spring and summer. It covers poison ivy poisoning, safe handling, and washing after exposure, plus mosquito control ideas such as yellow bulbs, citronella, soap solutions, and cooling treatments for stings and bites. It notes that burn smoke from poison ivy can spread toxins and emphasizes cautious exposure timing and protective measures.
New Baby Born to Delaney Family in Rome City
A son was born last evening at the Rome City hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William Delaney. The newborn weighed 7 pounds 12 ounces at birth and is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kinley Sr. of the city.
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William Delaney
Edward Kinley
Corry Hospital
Lewis Hopkins
Tyronvifle
Bible School Students At Mead Park Outing Details
Over forty Salvation Army Bible School students spent Thursday at Mead Park enjoying a woods stroll a park picnic lunch and an afternoon of games contests and races. Prizes were awarded and chocolate milk served. Adjutant and Mrs John Morrison organized and supervised the outing.
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Salvation Army Bible School
Mead Park
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Peral
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Miss Arlene Wilson Honored At Dinner
Miss Arlene Wilson of Union City was honored at a dinner attended by eight shop office workers from the Corry plant. A fried chicken dinner was served and gifts were presented by the office fore.
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Birthday Party Honors Miss Jeanette Platt at Home
Mrs. William LaPize hosted at her South Center Street residence Wednesday afternoon for her granddaughter Jeanette Platt of Sparansbury who turned ten. Seventeen children attended and presented gifts as refreshments of sandwiches, chocolate milk, ice cream, and birthday cake were served with Opal Port and June Davis assisting.
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Jeanette Platt
William LaPize
South Center Street
Sparansbury
Opal Port
June Davis
Lugosi Divorce Suit Filed By Actress Wife
Los Angeles Aug 18 a divorce suit against film actor Bela Lugosi was filed by his wife actress Lilien Arch who calls him a cruel husband and seeks custody of their son Bela Jr after 11 years of marriage.
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Bela Lugosi
Lilien Arch
Birthday celebration at Johnson home for first birthday
At Carol Lee Johnsons home on West Smith Street yesterday a birthday party honored her first birthday and Stanley Stebbins visiting on his eighth anniversary. A birthday lunch followed with games and gifts for guests.
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AL Hintitiayarty
Carol Lee Johnson
West Smith Street
Westerday
Stanley Stebbins
Wedding at Erie Local News Highlights Rob erts O Connor
Miss Margaret B. Roberts married James O'Connor at Holy Rosary Church in Erie on Saturday morning August 12. Rev Walton J. Col Way officiated the ceremony. The bride is a cousin of Mrs Glen Stenrt and has visited Toc friends of many occasions.
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Erie
Holy Rosary Church
Margaret B. Roberts
James ¥. O'Connor
Walton J. Col Way
Glen Stenrt
Bond Issue Approved in Erie County Refund Plan
Harrisburg reports the Department of Internal Affairs approved a $200,000 bond issue for Erie County to refund bonded indebtedness. The decision, dated August 18, mocks a procedural step in county debt management.
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Harrisburg
Department of Titernal Affairs Today
Erie County
State Dems Start Campaign in September 15 Plan
Democrat insiders filed in Burg, as President Romevelt retreats announced a statewide effort. Lawrence Pesce heads the campaign, listing 35 electors for the Commonwealth and organizing a mid September state committee meeting to map a platform. Roosevelt and Wallace are cited as past winners, with plans to hire a national speaker and mobilize support for the fall election.
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White House
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Wallace
Lawrener
Area Man Heads Legion Group
Harrisburg reports an area man elected head of a state Legion group at its 21st annual grid promenade. The meeting, tied to the Lewley convention, named several officers including grand chef de gare and grand cheminats, with a push for support of the Pennsylvania state orphans home and related acts.
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le Gillette
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Gary
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Lewitt
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Liely
Covention
Lewley
Henry Bamberger
Philadelphia
Grant Clef
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Scotland
Treasury report details August receipts and expenses in Washington
Treasury data show August receipts 67.95 million and expenditures 206.95 million, leaving net balance 199.70 million. Total debt listed at 212.3 billion. In Braddock, Milanovitch of Attisiy Junction Ohio was fatally burned at Edward Tomkon works when molten steel exploded, showering workers.
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Braddock
Milanovich
Attsiy Junction
Edwar Thomkon Works
Careple-Tlindiseel Corporation
Wateran
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