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Georgia Fight to End Poll Tax as Voting Barrier
The article details a nationwide debate on repealing poll taxes to vote. It notes Georgia’s push to remove the tax, previous legislative votes, court invalidation, and a 1944 act restricting poll taxes for armed forces members. It cites historical shifts from property requirements to the poll tax, and the history of its use in the South to restrict Black voters.
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Georgia
Benare
Tennessee
House of Representatives
South
Closed Shop Provisions Stir War Labor Board Debate
A War Labor Board dispute centers on closed versus open shop rules and the push to require union membership for workers. The draft and subsequent bill edits aim to limit coercive union ties while balancing employer control and worker rights amid tensions in labor policy.
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Worle
Mehl Hill
War Labor Board
Che Itniom
Anon
Voting ages through history and across nations
The article traces how voting age norms formed from ancient to modern times, noting 18 as a floor in some constitutions and varying ages in different countries such as 21 in several places and 25 in nations like Sweden, the Netherlands, and Denmark, while mentioning debates about eligibility based on maturity. It highlights how historical shifts emerged from legal reforms and societal views on citizenship and suffrage.
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Nul Guilley Fk
Terie
Sweden
Netherlands
West Point Appointment Came Too Late For Corporal On West Front
A telegram announcing Corporal Blank’s appointment to West Point arrived five days after his death in action near the West Front. The message stated he would be recalled home for training, but he was already killed in Belgium during World War II, rendering the appointment tragically untimely.
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West Point
West Front
West Vith Rawlchute Combat Team
Selgium
Biink Boli
Hiose
Pela
Gratin
Italy
France
Belgium
Beele
Endy
Home
West Foint
Hawk
Aeidquar
Blank
Fonts
Belguum
Daily Dozen on Foot Health from Medical Society
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania a piece on pediatric foot development notes infants are born with perfect feet, bones mature by about twelve, and improper shoe fit or weight issues can lead to problems. It discusses padding loss, flat feet, and related pains from feet to knees, urging proper footwear and monitoring.
Rev Paul Shelley Retired Local Minister Dies
Rev Paul Shelley, a retired Presbyterian minister who pastored at Chestnut Street Presbyterian, died after an extended illness in Cambridge Springs. Funeral arrangements at 560 West Wilk Street are incomplete. Shelley was well known in the community and churches.
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Shelley
Chestnut Street
Cambridge Springs
West
Wik Street
How's Your I Q News Quiz Question List
A reader asks multiple choice and factual questions on topics from geography and history to industry. It includes queries about the heaviest natural something, labor board wage proposals, referendums, Lincoln on slavery, Antofagasta country, grammar correction, nylon versus wool tensile strength, a federal bureau head, a French actress, and anatomy of animals with stomachs.
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Neon
War Labor Board
Abraham Lincoln
Antofagasta
Detroit
Federal Bureau
J. Bulgar Hoover
Cyepes Livelle
Suing Erie over hangar rentals in Port Erie case
A plaintiff seeks $2,800 from the City of Erie claiming a hangar rental arrangement at Port Erie. The action alleges the city intended to buy the hangar but took no title while using the hangar for storage. Attorney Gerald McNelis filed the claim.
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City OF
Erie
Wenc Ae
Exiwaine
Eris
Gerald McNelis
Aled
Bn Althrough le
Allied Prisoners Freed in Bataan Raid
Allied forces freed 513 prisoners in a raid on Bataan. Descriptions depict exhausted, dazed survivors and refined officers still wearing insignia as they regroup after capture. The report notes varied ages and attire among the freed, with bodies and clothing left in disarray.
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Bataan
Sixty Four May Qualify for the Gallon Club
Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross lists sixty four blood donors eligible to join the Gallon Club after having seven prior donations. The Buffalo mobile blood bank visit is set for next Tuesday, urging participants to contribute during the one day event.
New Owners Take Over Hotel At Titusville Autusville
Feb 1 192? In a steps toward reorganizing the mansion holme ownership a stockholders meeting at the chamber of commerce rooms decided to incorporate for 50000 dollars, shares of 100 each, nearly 400 sold. The Villaville Hotel Corporation will replace Mansion Hotel Co. Directors named include Charles Ward G G Anderson T Stevenson Helmer Rabild Mrs Bertie Seep Robinson Fred Senford Charles Evans Joseph Telg J E Pleming R B Mahany etc. Officers chosen: President Charles J Ward Vice President J M Bloss Secretary William J Fleming Treasurer G O Gondree.
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Titusville
Autusville
Manston Holme
Stocktuoldere Ab
Chamber of Commerce
Thie City
Tt Wis
Tiliavillé Hotel Corporation
Manaion Hotel Co
Smmed
Charles 4. Ward
G. G. Anderson
T. Stevenson
Helmer Rabild
Mrs. Ber
Seep Robinson
FH. Senford
Charles T. Evans
Joseph Telg
Notable residents listed include Vera Schoonover and others
A local notice enumerates residents by name including Miss Vera Schoonover Kenneth Soth Albert Shaffer Joseph Sherwood Raymond Sickler Leona Smith Kenneth Spinks Neil J. Sillihan Mrs Sadie Taylor Alfred Van Dreser Delbert C Werle Helen T Westley Harry Workman Mrs Amy Thompson Margaret J Bender Mrs Harold Eddy Edmund Bart Lynville Clark Everet Miller among others in a register of community members.
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Vera Schoonover
Kenneth Soth
Albert Shaffer
Joseph Sherwood
Raymond Sickler
Leona Smith
Kenneth Spinks
Neil J. Silliahan
Sadie Taylor
Alfred van Dreser
Delbert C. Werle
Helen T. Westley
Harry Workman
Amy Thompson
Margaret J. Bender
Harold Eddy
Edmund ‘Bart
Lynville Clark
Everet, Miller
Red Cross Says Nazi Prisoner Camps Moved
Miss Leora Stranahan of the Red Cross reports that Nazi POW camps in the path of the Soviet advance were moved toward central Germany weeks ago. The February POW Bulletin notes movements of camps such as Stilag 375 to Geneva in December, with Stalag SX-A and Oflag 64 also expected relocated. American prisoners from Stalag 4B to Stalag 30 have been moved, with Stalag 4B located near Muliberg Saxony.
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Leora Stranahan
Atuskis Red Cross
Red Cross
Germany
Amercan
Baleen
Poland
Stilag
Geneva
Stalac
Sx-A
Toran Hela
Joflag
Stalag
FO. W
Muliberg
Saxony
Lieperg
Stalag 346 and Altdrewicz clash in chaotic reports
Fragmentary wartime note describes confusion at a camp as guards reel from a failed attempt to move a large group of detainees. Details are scattered, with mention of Red Cross presence and provisional measures amid disarray.
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Altdrewicz
Bearburg
Hustein
Red Cross
Mérrhor
War Relief Routes Planned for Camps and Travelers
Emergency Red Cross slips prepared to aid five potential camp takeholders in Germany and those possibly evacuated by Soviet armies. TOMS Daye Around Wari 1519 22 tools Maggelian 4 005 aim to support global travel needs.
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Divide
Red Cross
Germany
Toms Daye
Wari
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the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Paul Shelley
Horng
Riters
Blower Bank Committee of
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the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ulivomseen
Gelly
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Jose
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