Troops Enjoy Noisy Home Welcome in New York Harbor
United Press reports troops arriving in New York amid fog and holiday crowds. Officers including Col Pratt led the parade along Manhattan streets while residents welcomed the soldiers with cheers and a New Year's Eve salute as the liner Mauretania docked offshore.
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Armistice Commission In Session For Finl Peace Talks
United Press reports the Armistice Commission meeting daily at Spa with a British led headquarters. German and Allied delegates sit at separate tables under guard as Berlin communications track progress ofarmistice negotiations and the advance toward Finland.
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United Press
International Armistion Communion
Gontinaty
Gormmi
Delegaton
Aiumal
Allien
Bach Uonita
Berlin
Another Car Stolen in Washington Area
About 60 o'clock Saturday evening George Bowen parked his automobile on Washington Street near work. Upon returning he found the car missing and notified police but it was found later badly damaged with the top ripped, one wheel gone, and fenders bent. Two men, Temon and Pronk Gillette, were seen about the area and were later traced by officers.
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George Mr. Bowen
Washington Ar
Mr. Temon
Pronk Gillette
Giroge
Throndalfo
Draft Board in Corry Union City Completes Work
Corry Union City draft board reports full totals of registrants and service members from the state. The article notes 195,208 men from Pennsylvania registered, with about 07,920 examined and 8,975 receiving care, as veteran numbers and national guard figures rise.
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Union City Draft Board
Wiliam
Murduch
Win
Himber
Pennsylvania
Tata
Staten Sinder
Worwice
Ann
Eris
Union City State Board
Friend County
American prisoners suffer after return from Germany
A United Press report from Washington says the War Department released a statement by General Pershing noting U S prisoners returning from Germany faced poor and vile food limited hospital care and sickness Many suffer from cold yet most are now safe in American lines and receiving proper care The department found no evidence of German brutality toward Americans among 7000 returning Allied prisoners of various nationalities
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United Press
Washington, D.C
General Pershing
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British Advance Deep Inside Hun Border
London reports British forces have penetrated about fifteen miles into the Prussian border. The advance, made by the Second Army under General Plumer, extends a thirty mile front and links with American units near the Luxemburg region. The breakthrough reportedly stiffened the Prussian line early Sunday.
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United Press
London
Luxemburg
Plumer
Sergeant Merle Rickerson Reported Wounded in Action
Sergeant Merle Rickerson of Carry, Indiana, reportedly severely wounded during the later days of World War II. A family notice via Mrs. John Kimberly and Miss Mildred Rample states he lost a limb on November 1 and remained in a hospital in Omanoi with the 28th Infantry.
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Merle Rickarson
Ind
Hante
John Kimindy
Mildred Rample
Merle Rickervon
Nation
Beret
Rickeraon
Omani
Noby
European Situation Improves Says Provisional Plan Progress
Paris dispatch reports a developing plan to relieve the European crisis with a provisional solution for teaching and provisioning the afflicted peoples. Col Howgting and Herbert Mover met with officials from Czechslovakia, Yugoslavia, Romania, and neighboring powers to agree on indefinite form handling. Food supplies assurances emerge, prices stabilize modestly, and a visit by French and Italian leaders to London is viewed as a symbolic event for Lloyd George.
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Herbert Mover Folay
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London
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Lloyd Georga
Dairymen's League Held a Meeting
Dairymen's League held a meeting to discuss forming a stock company and renting a warehouse. The plan aims to enable local farmers to obtain larger quantities of food in mush money terms. The session adjourned to reconvene on December Tech with Amary Angeil attending the next Saturday event.
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Amary Angeil
Opening Prices Irregular at Market Start
United Press reports a volatile opening on Sunday dawn as prices show irregular moves across stocks due to dull trading. Beaten steel and other major issues opened lower while several leaders fluctuated, leaving the day’s early levels unsettled.
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New York
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Paris Sees German Plan Behind New Scheme
Paris reports German strategy as Allied observers fear a coordinated effort across Europe. Awartime notes describe growing tensions with statements tied to leadership moves and possible mobilization, with references to officials and wartime diplomacy shaping the narrative.
Corry boys to host charity dances at State Armory
Bho Corry platoon of the Mh Weenorve Militia presents a series of dance parties to support Holy Mese Pond. The first event Thursday December 6 at the State Armory features jazz ensembles, dancing until late, with refreshments. Proceeds aid local families and the National Guard effort.
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Onl City
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Thos
National Guard
Corry
War Ends Ignites Impromptu City Joy Across Neufehatonu
Colonel Christie reports the town's stunned yet jubilant response as armistice news spreads. He notes crowded streets, singing, and American troops preparing to move medical units and ambulances to Paris. He reflects on the war’s end, the mood in town, and his promotion while awaiting further orders and return home.
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Neufehatonu
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Colanet
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Feam
Papin
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Merritt
Grant
Arene
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Paria
Rudy
Army
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Allman
Wbouts
Elks Hold Annual Lodge of Sorrow
Theennel Lodge of Sorrow observed Dry Sunday in December under Fike Judges across the country. Corry Lodge No. 760 hosted yesterday’s session in the Elk Hall auditorium at sidelock with a large attendance and an impressive program. Mrs. Margaret Mahle and Miss George Carey sang. Mrs Bosworth and Mr Darling performed a ductt. An altar service by officers and a moving eulogy by BE Walls honored J. Walter Clough and Liowt, Charles S. Cane, noting their sacrifices and deaths in service.
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Corry Lodge
Elk Dailing
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Keen
Margaret Mahle
George Carey
Bosworth
Darling
J. Walter Clough
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Y M C A Worker Speaks on War Front Experience
YMCA worker A Welker with CO A speaks at the MLE about his four weeks at the front in France with Italian troops, recalling trench life and pain while meeting many soldiers. He hopes to address fathers and mothers at the event and asks readers to report to the local inn tomorrow.
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France
Mr. Welker
Y. MG C. A
Agatha
Boone
Walker
Mehan
Urging Reconstruct and Allied Policy in Washington
A garbled Washington dispatch reports urging reconstruction measures and wartime policy. The piece references President Wilson, Congress, and discussions on postwar relief, employment, and interstate reforms, with brief mentions of fuel, industrial strategy, and international concerns shaping U.S. efforts.
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