Franklin Lt Col Roy Clark Meals Dies Sudden
Franklin council reports Lt Col Roy Clark Meals died Sunday morning at his home on Innis Street from a heart attack. He was the son of Mr and Mrs 41 T Mealy. Also noted is Mary Brenilue Miller, a longtime resident, who died Saturday in Franklin Hospital after a long illness. In Erie, Dr C Herman Grose said schools reopen today barring more snow, with Christmas vacation starting Thursday and classes resuming Tuesday January 2.
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Erie Public Schools
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North East Snowfalls Paralyze Roads Through 1909
The item notes two heavy snowfalls around December 1909 near North East with estimates of about two feet each, followed by three months of ground cover. It recalls an earlier 21 inch April 1901 snow causing traffic paralysis, and mentions related local disruptions and preparations as residents cope with severe winter conditions.
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Powell Motor Co
A. Loop
North East
Christmas program and funeral notices in town
Winchington BT A. B. invites children to a 1 30 Tuesday Christmas program in Room 4. A funeral service for Mrs Kenneth Jones, at Osinider Funeral Home in O11 City, is set for Tuesday at 1 pm. Rabid dog reported in Sinclairville. Mary Pasel of Erie dies from hip injuries. hospital discharges listed.
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Winchington BT. A
Kenneth, Jones
Pneumonis
Texas
Osinider
Mayville
Sinclairville
Oll
William
Fusel
Corry Hospital
Cleo Helliker
Spartansburg
Clarence’ Farrington
Gerald Perrin
Columbus
Clyge Wynn
R. D
Raymond Piccirllio
Third Avenue
Stilwell’s Son Honored in Burma Campaign Service
Col. Joseph W. Stilwell Jr. received the Legion of Merit for meritorious conduct during the Hukawng and Mogaung valley campaigns in North Burma. He serves as assistant chief of staff G-2 in the northern Burma theater section.
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Stilwell
Mystkyina
Burma
Col
Joseph W. Stilwell, Jr
Hukawng
Mogaung Valley
Aessistant
German Offensive in Ardennes Moves to Disrupt Allied Drive
Allied reports describe a large German assault under Von Rundstedt aimed at the Ardennes and the Saar basin to derail the winter advance. The strike, compared to 1918, seeks to slow U.S. forces near the Roer and Rhine. Allied air and sea power respond with heavy raids on Ulm Munich Duisburg and frontline targets.
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van Rundstedt
Reer
Saar
Cologne
Rhine
von Rundstedt
Ardennes Forest
Ninth Tactical Air Force
Belgium
RAF
Ulm
Munich
Duisberg
Allied air and ground battles devastate German Nazi forces
Allied pilots claim massive air superiority with 33 planes down and 25 tanks and armored vehicles eliminated. British fighters join Allied efforts as German Luftwaffe fights back with jet planes and V bombs. Paratroopers harass rear American lines while Ninth Army consolidates gains and continues pursuit.
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Elwood R. Quesada
9Th ‘Tactical Air ‘Force
Ninth Army
Sgt Baresi Home After Long Service
Sgt Baresi returns home after extended military service and discharge ceremony. He previously worked at the Raymone plant and plans to stay in his hometown but will delay seeking regular employment due to his injuries.
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Sgt
Baresi
Raymone
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