War era guards join Civilian Auxiliary Corps under article of war
Major General Milton A Record announced that guards at vital war industries across the Third Service Command will be sworn in as members of the Civilian Auxiliary Corps of the Internal Security Forces. They gain full army regulations including court martial and may resign if unwilling to meet requirements.
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Third Service Command
Civilian Auxiliary Corps
Internal Security Forces
Gentr Milton. A. Record
Baltimore
Erie Man Struck By Car Leaping Curb Near Viaduct
Walter Dobrogas, 43, of 1117 East 9th Street, was near death at Hamot Hospital after a car driven by Tidman Tidman 50 Eaglehurst struck him at 12:05 a.m. Tuesday near the south end of the viaduct. He suffers a compound fracture, a fractured thigh, head lacerations, and shock with little hope of recovery. Police say Tidman did not realize he struck the pedestrian until his wife spoke. The vehicle crossed the curb, traveled 67 feet, and knocked Dobrogas to the sidewalk before speeding away.
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Erie
Walter Dobrogosz
East 9Th Street
Hamot
McBrias
Humot Hospital
W. G.tidman
R, D
Eaglehurst
Tidman
Dobrogasa
Dobrogess
Poor Richard Club honors Gen. Olmstead
General Olmstead receives the Poor Richard Citation of Merit for his wartime Army Signal Corps work. He notes advertising aids recruitment and highlights three-dimensional global warfare and instant communications. The event, Army Day at the Poor Richard Club, featured Col A A Farmer Col David Sarnoff and other industry leaders.
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Poor Richard Club
GEN. Olmstead
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Telephone Company
Erie
Warren
Philadelphia
Richard
Olmstead
Army
Signal Corps
Col
A. A. Farmer
Philadelphia Signal Corps
David Sarnoff
RCA
National Broadcasting Company
Philly
Tne
Poor Richard
Henry Luce
Time
Life and Fortune
Pearl 8
Buck
Westbrook Pegler
Raymond Gram Swing
Clymer Soldier Honored At Home and Community Notices
Long listing of social events, visits, and reunions in Clymer and Mayville area. Activities include handkerchief shower for Miss Mordott, bridge party for Mrs Ida Johnson, multiple family gatherings, church services, and a Ruslink family reunion. Names feature Gravink Legters Schruers Newhouse Tewinkle Beckerink and many others with dates and locations around Panama Mayville and Findley Lake.
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James Gravinic
Felen Mordott
Gravink
Miss Mordott
Laura Carlisel
Neva Wardes
Marian Kolstee
Mabel Schruers
Jean Schruers
Nettie Rhebergen
Gladys Legters
Minnie ‘Ton
Jennie Gravink
Blanche Legters
Ruth Beckerink
Amy Newhouse
Florence Legters
Ida Johnson
Minnie Book
Los Angeles
Calif
Johnson
Ora B. Carlisch
Minnie Cook
Clinton Mitacre
Kané
Guy Johnson
Lyle and Allan
Panama
Beatrice Johnson Schiller
Schenectady
N. Y. Mu
Frank Casler
Glora Johson
Union City
Arthur Schermerhorn
Gordon
Bradford
J Urry
Ripley
Hasting
Can
Peahk Wallace
Wilkes-Barre
Sheridan Wallace
Rollie Osborne
Itcaca
N.Y
Earl Osborne
Marjorie Akins
Chautauqua
Hubert Brown
Frank W. Neckers
Winifred Christenson
Carol Compton
Iva Jane Neckers
Lilian Geertson
Lorraine Erickson
Velma Elliott
Mary Elliott
Mayville
Treva Wilcox
Ethel B. Wassink
Gerrit, Timmer
Carlyle Neckers
Douglas
Holland
Mich
Hattie Rickers
John Tiki
Dewittville
Ruslink
Norman Ruslink
Carvie Gleason
Chautauqua Institute
Joshua Hogenboom
Jerry Dean
Kermit
Detroit
Schruers
Mayville Park
Jesus
Edna Robson
Peter Schusmann
Robert Schruers
Ivan Cady
Norval ‘Tecorney
Norman Cady
Solo
Richard Teri Haken
Leonard Beckerink
Minvile Nywelde
Emma Beckerink Heslink
Mary Beckerink Legters
Meyville Park
Hany Ments
Ani Mra
Harry
Ment
Peter Sehur
Giant
Rud Beckerink
James TedHaken
Peter Schurman
Floyd Cady
James Holthouse
Bertha Tewinkle
Milwaukee
Wis
Helen Tewinkle
Belleville
Lyle Gompton
U. S. Army
Marvin Holthouse
Lorraine Holthouse
Leon Fardink
Lyle
Lavon
Larreng
Jennie Holthouse
Fred Newhouse
Pred Arnink
Moya Armink
Stig Dale
Jack
Mildred Fardink
Rochester N.Y
Otis Pardini
Gilbert
Harry Vidal
Buffalo
James Warnshouse
Gilbert ‘Ton
Vidal
Rebekah Lodge
Useir
Esso
Albert Manuel
M. J. Manuel
Til
Compton
Frances Wilcox
Treva. Wilcox
Ossinking
N. Y
Luella Cordia
Laura Gefiisch
Rma Osborne
Esther Williams
Dorothea Wiggers
Albert Neckers
Walter Legters
May
Sthel Schurmean
George Campbell
Chautauqua Institution
Pittsburgh
Girls’ League For Service
Doris Rustin
Paullny Beckerink
Tinbees
Doris Howles
Wil
Hiller
Chris Hanley
Emogene Groters
Gemmny
Hitler
Bessie Vanarden
Germany
Evelyn Rieber
Carls Kolstes
Dons
America
Laura Carlisch
Virginia "Pewinels
Jean Behruas
Edna Rhetergen
Florence Bilis
Kenmore
Henry Ruebergen
Howard Rusbergen
Evelyn Beth Ruebergen
Clymer
Harold F. Legters
Albert Kearns
Harl Osborne
Henry Edmunds
Sherman, N
Patti
Sherman
Phyllis Tenpas
Erie
Imis Shirley Schruers
Lillian Wiggers
Viola Tewinkle
Emogene Gunters
Doris Fowles
Layon Fardink
Pauline Beckerink
Findley Lake
Virginia Tewinkle
Geneva Queereveld
Esther Queereveld
Fragmented OCR Note on Southwest Battle Forces
A garbled OCR passage references soldiers, mastery, and approaches near ships in the Southwest. The text is incomplete, with many unclear terms and broken phrases, but implies a military context and a large-scale engagement or movement. No clear dates, places, or proper names are discernible.
Death of Pe Camden in election year tale
A partial obituary fragment notes the death of Camden amid an election year narrative. The text references Pear and a strawford event, with mention of first degree but lacks coherent context or dates. The readable bits suggest a local notice style, preserving key names as far as legible.
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Camden
Strawford
Unclear OCR item on local pact and university event
Fragmentary text references industry pact and university, with names and numbers unreadable. Unable to determine clear participants, dates, or locations from the garbled OCR.
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Gory
Erle
Dion Motor Car Company
Lke
Kermecotl Copper Corporation
Doh B. Reno
Highland Township
Kane
Wattsburg High School
Kenneth Pulling
North
Rex Soeiy
George A. Gordon
Lerdly
South Street
First Avenue
Joyce Arn Sheppard
East Shareh Street
Lewis B. Hershey
National Selective Service Board
Boston
Selective Service Board
Howard J. Blakeslee
Mr. Afiders
K. Blakeslee
Corry
B.D. 1
Camp Lee
American Telephone S Telegraph Co
Otterbein Brotherhood of the United Brethren In
Christchurch
MAM
E. V. McClintock
West Wayne Street
County War Board
United States Department of Agriquiture
James Walker
Penneyvania State War Board
Penn- Sylvamin
United Service
Erie Hospital
British Isles
Harold Legters
Helen Mordoff
Ray Rensiters
Dairymen's League
Mensink
Marion Gallup
Mead Park
Reformed Church
Heltzenrater
Stockton
Kathryn Gyders
Olock
Heitzenrater
J. H. Hogenboom
Young Ladies Mission
Cornelius Wigers
Methodist Church
D. D. Samuelson
Epworth
North Clymer
D. D. ‘Samuelson
Young People's Society
U. 5
Easton’s
Kellogg’s
Seneca Macaroni
Ring Bologna
Pka. Sc
REX Theatre
OUR Service
Hobert L. Proctor
Howard W. Quested
Defense Workers
Aikens Motor Sales
South First Ave
Wing
Willi
Lipton
Julder
Lillie Dana McCray
SETI
Charles Patterson
Tutsie
Sooraans
Kodak
ABC
Eastman Filme
Lindsley‘s
Guy Rogers
Leo Finherty
Fe Bourwatt
Reuters
Franz
THE
Boston House
Mrs. Harvey Garner
Hazel
Spiesman
Ars
Eugene Fowers
Ted Dey
Jorge Bensink
Sylvester Froniers
Shambaugh
Tit West Minin Br
Alton Speny
Raked Beane
McCloskey
Home Bakery
Mrs. Plessie Johnson
Reds
Ole Force
Stu Stalin
Mose
Bryans
Easian Jing
Niles
Industralon
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