Corry Dairymen Stand Firm in Milk Strike
Corry dairymen declare a firm stand as a milk strike disrupts supply across New York and Pennsylvania territory. Farmers organize, with many diverting milk to on farm butter production and limiting shipments to local buyers amid demands linked to January prices and New York market figures.
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CORRY
Planta
Daventy
Weunl
New Yorke
New York
Bruto
Willis
Farma
Hy Farm
British Ultimatum to German Officer Stuns Markets
In Copenhagen another year begins with British signals pressing Germany over butter supplies as Baltic theater tensions rise. Dairylmen report an ultimatum compelling action or a halt to shipments, with Allied moves and German reactions shaping the near-term market and strategic outlook.
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Copenhagen
Peisen
Baltic
Germany
Germinu
Wenden
Mit
Ing Intironta
Hoover to Direct All Food Relief Plans
Hoover will direct all food relief operations as announced by public service officials. The statement says Herbert Hoover will oversee the relief effort in New York state and enemy territory, with plans for immediate administration and completion of the food program.
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Hoover
Aria
Herbert Hoover Falconer
Gan
New York
Fool Relief
Nattral Grand Village
New York State
Sorvigh
Ty Sahu
Next Loan Billions Rate Declared At 41-2 Per Ct
A cryptic report notes a proposed loan rate of four and one half percent for a multi billion dollar package. The text references New York and Liberty Toon Iv but is fragmented, with unclear dates or authorities, leaving the core claim as a loan rate projection over five years pending further details.
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New York
Tony
Liberty Toon
Columbus Car Service Suspended Amid Power Shutdown
A local air line service between Columbus and Bhixely halted after a power failure shut down the line. Fritts, in charge of motive power, resigned days earlier. Kinley and Meelinod were named to oversee repairs. Woodard stated the shutdown may be permanent, with limited service expected to resume within days.
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Bhixely
Columbua
Kinley
FM Wooded
Fritt
Woodard
President welcomed in Rome during royal reception
An article describes the president arriving in Rome and being warmly greeted by King Victor and Queen Eleanor. The royal party hosted a reception with dignitaries, guards, and a public display featuring the Stars and Stripes as crowds gathered, while officials noted the cordial exchanges and formal ceremonies marking the visit.
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United Press
Pyautos
Pam
Eit
Pogson Wilton
Victor
Eleanor
Mio Dutuhoyal
Obio
Wilhon
Kahste
Paris
Rescue of wounded from transport near Wattlefield Pinney
United Press reports a chaotic rescue of wounded American veterans from a transport on the Northern Pacific. Amid smoke and crowding, boats and relief vessels worked to pluck survivors, with many injured and missing as crews battled rough seas and hazardous conditions.
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Northern Pacific
Fan Sre
United Pro
Pinney
Mallory
Chairman Dent Becomes Insurgent Leader
United Press reports in Washington that Representative Dent, long chairman of the House Military Affairs Committee, refuses to back War Department reorganization and signals a GOP plan to shelve the administration's program. Kahn to chair the committee. Republicans aim to monitor policy and push their own program.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Representative Dent
House
War
Europa
Goneril
Teia
Seiny Yoorgantea
Weather Forecast: Snow Near Lake Wrie Saturday
Snow is expected near Lake Wrie on Saturday with light to moderate accumulations. Temperatures will dip into the teens, and winds will shift to the northwest, bringing colder air across the region. Travelers are advised to check road conditions and allow extra time for commutes.
Rescue efforts under blizzard threat near Pirotland NY
Reports detail rushed rescue work as a stranded boat lies near shore under Col Valentine. Coast guard and officials fear being trapped on the island amid an approaching blizzard.
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Pirotland
N.Y
Atm
Col. Valentine
Coast Guard
Hin Island
Torrie
Return of Railroads Impossible Says McAdoo
McAdoo declares return of railroads to private ownership is inevitable and that federal control would end with private management restored. He argues government ownership failed to reform the system and cites plans to remove federal control, resume private operation, and proceed with a 1919 rail plan amid regulatory policy shifts.
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McAdoo
Uigionl Funda
Nldl
Willagai
Bitontor
Pedera Coutey
McAdiu
Senate
Combmron
Advi
New World's Altitude Record Made Today
United Press reports a new altitude record for aviation as Captain pilot flew a British plane to 24,900 feet before fuel exhaustion and a failed breathing pipe ended the attempt. Several crew members suffered frostbite and fainting near the 20,000 foot mark, hospitalizing one pilot. The record surpasses the previous 24,900 foot mark set at Dayson-O on September 18, 1818.
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United Press Tyswinking
Nike
Dayson-O
Secretary Baker proposes temporary army of 300000
In Washington Illinois Secretary Baker advocated a temporary army of 300000 to speed up demobilization and improve wartime efficiency. He spoke before the House Military Affairs committee, stating the force would be temporary and aimed at hastening return home for servicemen.
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Iby Unheu
Washington
Ill
Baker Jody
Nave Alronily
Congress
Baker
Interesting social notes at Meadville meeting
A largely attended social gathering at the home of Mrs. Lt. Tiffany marked the start of the new year with a buffet luncheon. Officers and board members were announced, charity plans for the Meadvill e Orphans Home discussed, and a silver spoon presented to infant Tat a May Wells. The meeting set for January 16 and a Magcabo’s Review gathering were noted, along with a separate naval update from Washington.
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Corry Lodge
Elka Helt
Warved
Mra
Tiffany
South Center Street
Lanex Dyckox
Mao Curusike
Ethel Reynolds
Lénise von Tas Wl
Ethel Mixar
Elizabeth Sdmoude
Mary Muniger
Caroline Danan
Beatrice Melman
Minna
Moma
Meadville
Uh Meadville
Joowl Tnities
Avid & Mission
Presi Nene
Tatra May
Leslie Wells
Oteluck
Booldy
Washington
Hugh Shuroh
Rodman
Cores Connell
Ara Planalag
Sapital
Latmuday
Winterstay
Aubmatines
Deatroyers
Souvenir of German Watch Carried by Si T LaPaze
A World War II era fragment reports Lieut LaPaze possessing a German souvenir, a Sorman watch, taken from a fallen Hun during a turtle-tailing patrol. It notes the Argonne drive dates September 26 to October 4 and mentions various names and a child’s glove linked to Florence Webb of Spartansburg.
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W. B. LaPaze
T Hum
TuPaze
Poy TaPaze
Sorman Watch
LaPaze
TaPace
Argonne Fortat
Mise Filorence Webb
Spartansburg
Cleveland
Salling Fur
Evans Addresses at Auditorium on Pan American Brotherhood
Dr A W Evans spoke at the High School Auditorium on the Pan American idea, describing closer ties among nations. He argued America stands for brotherhood and urged friendship between Canada and the United States to foster peace and proximity among all people.
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A. W. Evans
Scarlet fever outbreak prompts strict city quarantine
Three cases of scarlet fever trigger quarantine across the city districts as authorities urge schools and residents to take precautionary measures to prevent further spread among neighborhood children.
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Ehset
Nehood Childran
Havinso
Casualties List and City Health Sprinkling Action
The report lists American Expeditionary Forces casualties with numbers for killed in action died of wounds and wounded, plus a note on city health department measures against disease. It mentions sprayed streets and arrests or actions taken to prevent spread of illness in the area.
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Nebion Oo
Necitont
Savaraly Tie
Dogeon
Olean Health Department
I Jauking
Ommpalya
War Subscriptions in Corry Reach 1.3 Million
A damaged report outlines Corry residents subscriptions totaling 1 299 120 41 for war relief. It notes major gifts from local groups and individuals, with a breakdown across Red Cross funds YMCA and other drives. The document lauds community spirit and hopes for postwar prosperity.
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Thw Wits Purcks
Siharly
Tin Red Cross Hrovight
Ely
Farmers May Buy Nitrate For Use Soon
Frio June 2 United States governs nitrate supply for farm use this year. Nitrate at $51 per ton plus freight will be available to farmers in this city. County Agent Lehman expects a committee to assist in distributing nitrate. Fertilizer will be furnished through the United States Bureau of Markets, Department of Agriculture.
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United States
Lehman
Wirtreight
Worle
United Btaton Bureau of Markets
Chia City
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