Union City Boy AWOL Returned to Military Authorities
Union City authorities on orders from army officials at Camp Meade picked up Paul Shreve II on Saturday afternoon and turned him over to military police at Port Niagara in Buffalo. He is being returned to the Maryland camp today. Local officers were notified to arrest Edison B. Steele, wanted by Local Board No. 3.
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Paul Shreve II
Fort Niagara
Union City
Army
Camp Meade
Pal Shreve
Port Niagara
Buffalo
Maryland
Steve
Perry
Shreve
Magee
Watts
Edison B. Steele
Toulon Harbor Destruction Amid German Invasion Reports
Reports from Toulon describe staged ship setting, scuttlings, and open seacocks as German forces moved against the harbor. Admiral De La Borde reportedly interned. French crews alerted as Allies land in North Africa. German withdrawal followed by Berlin congratulating the Toulon defense, while many ships foundered and submarines evaded the minefield.
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Jet
Sturtle
Admiral de la Borde
Aix En Provence
Toulon
North Africa
Japanese Leaders Shaped War Policy, Price Says
Willard Price names five leaders, including Araki and Tojo, as driving Japan's war policy since 1931. He portrays Araki as elder strategist, Tojo as today’s power, and Hashimoto as future planner, urging U N reform and a Japanese youth reeducation to safeguard the world. Also compares Petain and Hindenburg as cautionary parallels and discusses car tech and postwar challenges.
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Hirohito
Ampepar
Namie
Hito
Tojo
Japa
Willard Beice
Harper's Magazine
Amerteq
Araki
Doshimra
Inguiel
Hashimoto
Foreign Office
Japan
Stroma
Hem
Teagali
Todny
Price
Roosevelt
Churchill
Pio
Nage
Kingoro Hashimoto
Mr. Price
United Nations
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files December 1 1922
The state marshall moved to close public gathering places lacking proper fire escapes and other rulings. A booze joint on West Main sparked a brawl ending in disturbing depredations as three Corry men were hurt. Over 900 couples danced to Messenger's Orelies at the 85th annual Hose Company ball. Robert G Purdy and Opal M Fier wed at the Lapaze home on South Ornley Street. Keystone beat by AU Buffalo in Armory basketball, marking a second straight loss. Local merchants noted improved business in the two weeks before Thanksgiving.
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Uhl
Gre Marshall
Brooks Parade
Stanford Hose Company
Armony
Factographs on Women and War Efforts Across Nations
The article discusses women in business and professional roles, Finnish and Russian wartime actions, and Allied resistance to Axis plans. It notes loyalty of French sailors and naval dynamics, and argues that Hitler’s power is waning as allied forces gain advantage, with hints of impending setbacks.
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Pedern
Hon
Axis
Feet
Hiller
Hitley
Superman
Drys Admit Slight Chance to Push War Time Prohibition
Washington dispatch notes a review of congressional debate on wartime liquor restrictions near military camps, yet predicts no nationwide prohibition. Prohibitionists concede lack of sufficient congressional support or public demand, contrasting wartime dynamics with World War I. The piece cites tax revenues from alcohol and growing local option gains as factors shaping the debate. It also mentions the Senate's rejection of a camp prohibition bill and regional dry progress in several states.
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Alexander R. Ghorge
Washington
Congress
Dey
Edward B. Dunford
Coussel
Anti-Saloon League of America
Deets Pickett
Methodist Soard of Temperance
WCTU
Sissipilion
Senate
Josh Lee
Olsinhom
Anti-Saloon League
Daily Dozen Resolve Neck Safety In Medical Aid
The text warns that a wrong motion can injure a neck and threaten life. It explains the neck relies on seven vertebrae and the spinal cord runs through them. Guidance emphasizes keeping the head straight and chin up when aiding an injured person and never moving the neck. It cautions against jolts or bumps during transport and suggests using a stretcher or ambulance.
Many Newspapers In Argentina Publish In Foreign Languages
A growing trend shows newspapers in Argentina producing sections in two or more foreign languages. Editors cite wider reach, immigrant readership, and international business as drivers of multilingual publishing strategy.
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Argentina
Voice of the People on War Strife and Soldier Pay
A wartime poem recalling muddy trenches rats and gas and a soldier's weary march. It questions American resolve and the idea of victory while lamenting the pay and treatment of veterans.
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Jerry
Kane Woman Hurt After Hospital Discharge
Augusta Johnson 58 of Sergeant was injured in a Sunday afternoon crash on Route 219 Wetmore township shortly after leaving Kenne Summit hospital where she spent nine days with a shoulder fracture. A car driven by Frank Eckman of Sheffield slid onto the berm and struck the Johnson vehicle. Johnson was examined and then taken home.
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Johnson
Joes
French Move for War Aims Echo Nazi Collaboration
Pro Nazi currents in France push toward forming a quisling government to compel war against the Allies with or without Marshal Petain. French naval sources in Barcelona report that Admiral Jean De Le Borde commands efforts, signaling dire political shifts as tensions rise.
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France
Marshal Petain
Barcelona
Admira Jean de le Borde
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Berlin
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Wiel Fight
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Beeen Petsin
Hilles
Hinderhire
Petain
United State
Nas
Germany
Ais
Lou
Jess
Lois Biel Galactive
Corry
Robert G Purdy
Opal M. Fier
Michael Lapaze
South Ornley Stree
State Armory
Keystones
Au-Buffalo
Daily Dozen
Medical Society of the
State of
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Stuart
Shane
Iga
Citizens National Bank
Waterford
Kimmy
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