National Guard plans and wartime role outlined
A long article discusses postwar National Guard restructuring under a House Military Affairs committee. It outlines the Guard as a Monteline reserve, capable of immediate expansion to war strength, while preserving local law and order under state authority. President Truman's administration and Congress debates the authority and implications. The piece traces Guard history from 1940 to wartime mobilization, the Selective Service Act, and the militia system's English roots, noting exemptions and unorganized militia status.
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Hous
Uulis
National Guard
Monteline
Truman
United States
Reeular
House
Congress
Senate
Gugidimien
Western Hemisphere
Push Barber
England
Guardsmen eye Philadelphia trip for sesquicentennial expo
Twenty years ago Ag Taken Prom Soturnal Files February 1926 reports growing interest among Company A and the Pennsylvania National Guard in a possible summer trip to Philadelphia for the sesquicentennial exposition. Guardsmen urge the legislature to allocate funds for the unit visit to the event.
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Company A
Pennsylvania National Guard
Philadelphia
Daily Dozen on Stuttering Voice From Medical Society
Medical society notes stuttering affects one in a hundred in the United States, more common than deaf and blind combined. Early treatment targets removing neurological triggers. references to experts and local events include a talk tomorrow at Hotel Corry hosted by the American Home Department and Club Division. Mrs. Alvert Rockwell of Warren and Dr. N T Gillette to speak on issues of undernourished preschool children. Mrs. Murray Carmont of Meadville dies after illness. Rev. Philip Jerome Cleveland begins pastoral work at Advent Christian Church. Mrs. J Gordon Jenss of Niagara Falls to be heard on WGR Buffalo tonight. Beatley returns to manage Hotel Phoenix. Environmental stresses cited as factors. stuttering seen as not simply a habit. Notable stutterers include Moses, Aristotle, Virgil, Charles Lamb, and Clara Barton.
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Hotel Corry
Department of the Almerican Home
Alvert Rockwell
Warren
N. T Gillette
Ais
Beal
Ridgway Ink Plant Sited In Fact Finding Effort
RIDGWAY Feb 8 Elliott Company property on Front street sold. Sinclair Valentine Company of New York represented by J T Shillingford has been active to locate a suitable factory building in the area. Sinclair Valentine is a firm making high grade printing inks and votors with offices at 610 West 129th Street NYC. Anthony J Muth, president of Shydalyd Valentine Co., closed the ties. The plant will initially be an aromatic chemical plant with expansion plans in the works.
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West 129Th Street
New York City
Anthony J. Muth
Shydalyd& Valentine Go
National Guard training and roles through history
The text outlines that compulsory enrollment was not enforced and repealed by 1903. It describes how the National Guard could be called into national service during emergencies like border troubles with Mexico, while preserving state identity. It notes peacetime drills, training supervised by the Regular Army, and officer assignments under defense acts with state housing and equipment provided locally.
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Naz Worl Guard
Mexico
National Guard
Durlag
Army
Aca
Bliley buys 165000 plant in Erie defense sale
In Erie on February 6 the Bliley Corp purchased the crystal plant at 421 West 18th Street for 105000 dollars under government priority rights. The one story concrete brick complex covers 47520 square feet with 47 520 square feet of floor area. The 1946 value of building, machinery and equipment totals 1802106 dollars. The plant, built under the Defense Plant Corporation, was used for crystal manufacture and will be repurposed for electric dry shavers production.
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Erie
Biley Mfg
Cory
Quarté ¢Rystel
West 18Th Street
Bliley Cory
Army plans for return of dead from WWII
San Francisco Chronicle reports detailed War Department plans to bring home American World War II dead starting this spring. Eleven major points include 454 overseas sites, New York as Europe and Atlantic hub, San Francisco for Pacific cases, first ship departing April 1, one ship per month thereafter, project lasting about 18 months, estimated cost around 500 million.
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San Francisco
Army Fies
America
The
Chronicle
Mott
War Department
House
Senate Military Affairs Committee
New York
Europe
Atlante
Pacific
Thetentier
I Q Answers from a Village Paper Quiz
A quirky quiz page lists questions on government building plans in Washington and corporate leadership, with a mix of factual prompts and local notices. The text also includes church schedules for Wayne Valley United Wrethren in Christ, noting sermons, leaders, and midweek events.
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Wayne Valley United Wrethren
Christ Church
Miriam Foster
Marian Crane
Three Erie Children Reported Missing Additions to List
Police headquarters today added three more names to the missing persons list. Mrs Margaret Quinn reported her son Robert, 14, last seen Thursday morning before class at Wilson School. Dolores Grioff, 18, was seen Thursday at Greyhound Bus Depot with a girl, name unknown. Stella Kielbasinski, 92, reported missing by her mother Gis sondo Caballo, with Robert Cavey, 10, who returned home.
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Eri
Margaret Quinn
Robert
Wilson School
Dolores Grioff
Greyhound Bus
Om N
Petty Square
Featl Grioff
Stella, Kielbasinski
Gissondo Caballo
Robert Cavey
Yestey
Jay
RD. 4
North East
Tale
Two Jamestown Youths Captured After Roof Break In
On Feb. 8 two-year-old boys were captured on the roof of the WOA Hospital after burglars entered the nurses' home. Police surrounded the building, climbed to the roof, and stopped the pair near the boiler hoist. The youths were held on a theft charge and turned over to Children's Court.
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Jamestown
WOA
Drima
Band Inn
Mrs Graters Dies at Home in Clymer
Mrs Cena Graters aged 82 died Thursday at home of her daughter Mrs T cy Lenton in Clymer. Survived by six daughters and one son all living in Clymer and nearby towns, eleven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral service will be held Saturday at 2 o clock at the home of T Charles Keglers with a prayer service beforehand.
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Cena Graters
Henry Graters
Passell
Ute
T Cy
Lenton
Bolt
T. Charles Legters
Leo Legbre
Herbert White
Son White
Harry
Seater Clymeny
Rickers
Cumry
Siater
James
Beckevink
Clymer
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A Sq
Chicago & Bond
Detroit
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Murray Carmont
JH. Ruppersberger
Meadville
Philip Jerome Cleveland
Beverly
Mass
Advent Christian Church
New England School of Theology
Boston
J. Gordon Jenss
Niagara Falls
Provence Smith
WGR
Buffalo
Thal 5 Beatley
Phoenix
Moses
Aristotle
Virgil
Charles "Lamb
Clara Barton
American Red Cross
Ridgway
New York Printing Ink Concern
Elk County
Bliley
Erie Concern
Washington
Trei Uty Naport
Pillsbury
Lake
Libby
Dial
Fatchom
Isle of Capri
Easter Island
Fale of Man
Christmias Island
Tle
Wight
United States Steel Corporation
Natit
Democratic National Committee
ClaiStian Hadeavon Mildred Gibbons
Citizens of Heaven
Utlock
Otterborn Brotherhood
Proctor
Cloyal Houser
United Brethren Church
Findley Lake
Women
William T. Nichols
West Wayne St. Corry
Woodbury
West
Toni
Wildroot
Phillips
Sas Serutan
Rexall
Whitman
Gale
Friendship Garden
Drewe
Baume
Bengue
T.de Rem
Piarenen
Wrisley
KOTEX
Pri
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