PUPILS INTERESTED IN NURSING COURSE AT CORRY HIGH
A report from Corry High School details a nursing program interest among female students. Principal and Mrs Loder presented the plan, stressing value for student careers and the project’s educational support by New York City educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Donald Harving
G. Nueyle
Delicula
Ly Liege
A. Linder
Pilih
Dorothy Waller
Bethik
Gale
Vallowinge
Loder
Thumudlven
Corty
Lodar
Hnyon
Ani
Board Ye Education
New York City
Judd
Allied press vows drastic terms for Germany
Paris Feb 18 Allied commission advancing disarmament plans aims to enforce stringent German limits within a week. The program seeks full disarmament of Heligoland base and strict control of Krupp plant operations as Germany faces penalties to curb aggression and restore peace.
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United Prom
Paris
Allied Commission
Aiur Bort
Germany
Maryhill
Polini Toadim Tuntynistiony
Ivasion
Jermun
President Wilson Voyages Through Azores Cruising
On board the ship, President Wilson votes and discusses party matters amid five rough days at sea. Weather worsens after Brest, with the party maintaining morale on deck as attention focuses on the Azores crossing and leadership signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prous
George Washingtony
Pobrusty
Wilson
Hie
Brest
Wan
Winsight
Senator Borah Declines Wilson Invitation to League Talk
United Press report from Washington states Senator Borah declined Provident Wilson’s offer to dine at the White House and discuss the League of Nations. He said he would not join a confidential discussion not open to the public and would not participate in any agreement not fully public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington, D.C
Borah
Provident
Wilson Toding
League of Nations
Doctrius
Himyott
Women Won't Give Up Men’s Jobs in Defense Critique
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Governor Henry J. Allen of Koring testifying before a Senate committee, claiming American troops were sacrificed in the final hours before the armistice. Also noted is David Carter Hughes of Warton visiting with his aunts, Manes MeXthon.
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Allen
United Press
Washington, D.C
Henry J. Allen
Koring
Senate
Muinny
David Carer Hughes
Warton
Tio Manes
Women Return to Civilian Jobs After War Shift
United States Employment Service reports show about 600000 women leaving war jobs to return to civilian roles. Analysts note a gradual decline in female industrial employment since the peak, with continued strong demand for women in certain sectors as the labor market adjusts postwar.
Nuremberg Seized by Spartacan Forces
Geneva reports Spartagan towers seized the city of Nuremberg after heavy fighting. Casualties were listed with several killed and wounded, and reports vary on the extent of damage and control as of February 14.
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Nuremburg
Spartacans
United Prem
Geneva
Spartagan
Nuremberg
Red Cross Chapter Appeals for Knitting and Support
At Corry Chapter American Red Cross meeting the executive board decided to focus on knitting for helpers and patients. A push for yarn donations and monthly pattern mailings was approved, with $142.05 allocated to home service work and a pamphlet on chapter activities planned for distribution.
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Corry
American Red Cross
Mindew Ao
Tjfiong
Mad Keim
Lily Goliolly
Wracken
Chilironi
Yeager
Socral
Pulid Seuy
DHS
Dewacox
Atcitiacion
Casualties Reported by American Expeditionary Force
The commanding general reports 258 casualties including killed in action wounded severely and wounded, with totals and locations. Rev Martiner S Ashton departed for New Mantle to attend the Archducal meeting in Mpudvillo.
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Noroon
Sewerty
Martiner S. Ashton
Toilay
Leoney
Mpudvillo
Hun Cabinet Narrowly Rejected New Armistice Break
A German cabinet nearly broke off a proposed armistice as factions debated funding and new conditions. The cabinet leaders urged restraint while party members pressed for changes, with leaders drafting a refreshed agreement before a conference.
City Commission Holds Short Meeting With Health Proposal
The City Commission met briefly with Mayor Mocaider and other members to discuss a health officer’s term and street cleanup. A motion to extend the health director’s term and address building clearances was carried, with plans to reconvene next Monday evening to finalize the agenda and vote on a resolution.
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Min
Mocaider Pvwiddig
Meibora Moshoaity
Luilir
Jeropona
Ataka
Yshoopings
Seirlle
Atuin
City Market Bought by J C Phelps
J C Phelps has purchased Tha City Market, with the deal completed yesterday afternoon. Phelps, an experienced outfitter and meat man, will retain present staff and the Caalar piano and other fixtures remain. Wilcox and Wilson will assist, and the market will operate under new management in Wattsburg.
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Ayia
Wiloor
Clare Phew
Wattaburg
Han
Asim Huswonston
Tnt Tallon
Wienshan
Tay Hon
Hinako Boen
W. Tay Roy Wilper
Boing
Severs
Son
Wilcox
Wilson
Dewant
Phelps
Wattsburg
Caalar
Puitar
Wilcox Rotas
Goumbit Avenue
American Troops 60 May Move to Berlin in Possible Strike
Reported by United Press New York says European labor tensions could trigger American troop movements toward Berlin. Indications point to a possible strike affecting production and security, with officials in Washington coordinating with War and Labor to decide on deployment.
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Berlin
New York
Pebruszy
Flick Bo
United Press
Belgium
Ilahies
Horlin
Samuel
Hock Wu
Toot Wintta
Belnig
Gompers
American Federal
Dondere
Distriction of Labor
Paria
Washington
No Progress On Russian Problem
Article fragments discuss stalled efforts on a Russian issue with references to a War Council and possible troop movements. It hints at withdrawal talks and international players shaping a tentative path forward amid unclear deadlines. Names and exact dates are obscured by garbled OCR.
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United
War Council
Urge that City Plan for Future Progress
A citizen letter revived by the Journal urges planning for municipal buildings and future needs. It argues public buildings reflect a city’s progress, calling for modern, tasteful design, durable facilities, and thoughtful provision for growth.
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Fv Journal
Toility
Raltor Journal
Kamil
Saul
Justin Ty
Ely
Ani
Reinuskahln
Fire at NPCRAY Farm Damages Home and Chars Roof
A fire at the NPCRAY farm home in Concord township damaged the front portion and roof after a defective chimney. The blaze, reported near 12:45 PM, caused partial collapse of the roof but the home remains insured and fully covered with no new bond issues tied to the incident.
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United Press
Washington
Concord Township
Lola
Corry Soldier Read of Fire in London Paper
A Corry soldier recounts a London paper report on a fire and related wartime events. The fragment mentions air raids, armistice context, and German actions, with sparse readable names and places blended into the damaged text. The retraced items include references to London, New York Herald, Chicago Tribune, and military units, hinting at wartime reporting and public notices.
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London
Nile
Dard
Norte
Tarnata
Moulin
Parry
iDay
Louw Leone
Faye
New Yorke Herald
Chicago Tribuny
IKI
Telit
Pation
Greemany
Arti
Corman
Germany
Local milk plant plans emerge from dairymen meeting
The Ady Millug company property on Washington Street is being prepared for a possible milk plant. Dairymen report ongoing work on bins and equipment and will convene at Spiemian's Hall Saturday to align plans. A West Washington Street site near their unit is favored for erection if the group moves forward. A Teague action on the matter is expected.
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Ady Millug Company
Perty
Washington Street
Pueghauedhhy
Jurmird
Dairymienty
Lungun
Tila
Lilvity
Ani
Ington Streets
Teague 8
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Noro Toy
Golve
Fouitland
Red Cross
Totet Si Jisvee Iit
Ilay
Luniore
Ing Brolon
Edpaldor
Lumponaibte
Arande Sonilitiouw
Shairman
Armistice Board
Tha Jondern
Brabunger
Commission
City Market
J.C. Phelps
C.B. Wilcox
United Preas
Franco
Npcray Farm
War Department
Harnsburg
Junse
Narrisburg
Pennsylvania
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Blankyy
Tollosy
London Mail
Cony Boy
League
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