Seven Men to the Yard In a Night March Scene
A fragmented wartime scene follows a marching column halted by guards and a distant battery. Soldiers in muddy gear move through a camp toward a stark interior where officers, artillerymen, and infantry guides discuss logistics, transport, and the heavy toll of battle on veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cme
Inter~ Vals
Serjeant Calle Boddake
Mrtillery Ululson
Ain Tnfaatry
Take
Kntt
Jake Sds
Hadie
Quiekentinz
Gernays
Eavie
Haghey
Eadie
Satan
Jake
Wieser
Bruce Leavin
Myelin
Neil Jake
Minnesota
Filson
Grimander
Hein
Elguette
Illustrations by Irwin Myers in a World War II draft scene
A fragmented wartime diary scene follows Leonard Nason and Irwin Myers as they describe gas masks, equipment, and the tense march to a dugout during a nighttime reconnaissance. The narrative includes dialogue about fear, gear, and the peril of approaching combat, with officers coordinating movements through ruined streets toward a dugout shelter.
Civil War Veteran Daniel Mangan Seeks Name Clearing
Washington reports a House bill to clear the name of Daniel Mangan of Dunkirk from desertion stigma. Mangan, age 15 when he enlisted, served three years in the 67th New York and later in Troop L, First Cavalry, was captured at Ashby's Gap and forced to swear not to take arms again. He returned home and was barred from rejoining. records still label him a deserter.
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Washington
Daniel Mangan
Dimkiri
House of Representatives
Daniel A. Reed
Dunkirk
Senate
Royal S. Copeland
New York
House
Reed
Mangan
Main Street
New York Volunteer Infantry
First
United States Cavalry
Ashby's Gap
Libby
Seven Pings
Malvern Hill
Ashbys Gap
Magee Resigns at Oil City
Mr R Magee secretary of the Oil City MLC has severed his connection with the institution. His resignation was accepted with regret at a board meeting. He will move to Greensburg to take new duties and keep Ol City residence for now. He first joined the local association 18 years ago as physical director and boys work secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OL City
R. Magee
Kers
Oil City
Mlc. A
Magee
Greensburg
P T A organized at Spring Creek event highlights
At Spring Creek on January 10 the Parent Teacher Association was formed with about twenty five parents and teachers. Officers elected include President Rev B H Stirt,e and Secretary Miss Oije fbnj Aldigateonother with committees named for program, publicity and social efforts. The article lists honors from Spring Creek School, noting many students achieving honor or credit status across grades from primary to grammar. Community figures and visitors are also mentioned in local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Carl Donaldson
Billie
G. Buctlner
Harold Holdy
Bob
Corry
Fay Belden
Warren
Rd Campbell
Walter DeJeans
Emily Morton
Glenn Donaldson
J.C. Phelps
Oil City
R. W. McKelvey
R. G. Dawson
Ruby Heston
Roy Sickler
Kings’ Daughters
Martha Donaldson
Minnie Stearns
A. L. Matleson
Lon Bates
Louise Beck
Préd Johnson
Mary Stidmey
Sturtevant
L. R. Doo
Aldson
R. D McKelvey
W. L. Armitage
West Spring
Rey
B. H. Stirte
Jehion
Vinirmun
Gurltia
Arr
Mica
Ruth Dontabrand
Mra
Cor Diamon
Bernice Bickler
Thesday
Harold Golen
Betty Crane
Credit St
Fabre Eddy
Liurance Beenie
Johan Wawrelko
Bubige Sickle
May Whitiall
Marion Donaldson
Winifred Dohnson
Arms Lite Hie
Winifred Vin Dusen
Credit Ist
Teodore Mallice
Tonal Stoker
Prank ‘Wawrejlet
Marine plane heads to Managua on non-stop flight
Miami dispatch reports a Marine Corps tri-motor plane took off at 6 30 A M bound for Managua Nicaragua in a non-stop flight aiming to cover about 1100 miles in roughly 40 hours Major L M Bourne commander of the Mokker stated the plan and timetable as the mission began
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Frs
Marine Corps
Managua
Nicaragua
L. ME. Bourne
Weather and civic notes from Meadville area chronicle
A paragraph of scattered items from Meadville and nearby areas covers weather outlook, personnel changes, municipal projects, highway plans, and local events. It notes G Kulp Toring promotion to trainmaster on the Monongahela division with headquarters at Uniontown, a change in the Odd Fellows Orphanage leadership, new fashion colors for spring, and upcoming road projects west from Buffalo. It also mentions radio broadcasts of Sharkey Heeney, traffic and construction plans for Westfield and surrounding counties, the Corry Brick and Tile plant closure for repairs, and a local plea for a modern small house posted at 788 Clark St Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Division
Pennsylvania
Ueafaringe Railroad
Monongahela
Uniontown
Mtr Kulp
Tia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chapter
Ceeol
Leonard Nason
Irwin Myers
Jin
Tye
Eve
Sud Radia
Badle
Aif
Mien
Neninie
Duke
Anne
Udie
Michiel
Kiddin
Sheen
Jo Min
Endle
Inke
Helen Johnson
Godfrey Rot
Clarenci Befflis
Sepha Davie
Tana Roth
Winiired Willams
Charene Tripp
Dorothy Marsin
Jack Kaifertin
Robert Lumons
Senora Wawresno
Grammar Hoon
Within Martin
Avis Lillie
Nell Mets
Victory
Dogrisedan
Detroit
Dodge Broters
NBC Red
D. L. MacKay
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Americas
Marine
Miami
United Press
Fakilon
Mendville
Thule
W. C. Wood
Shite
Fed . McColums
Buffalo
Ede Tate
State Commission of Highways
Bulfalé
Silver Cradle
Ve Glaye Yan
Brahim McNamée
Sharkey-Heeney
Pasadena
Stanford
Westfeld
Shorimua
New Westfield Town Board
Todd Das
Corryitea
Biffle
Yeatern
Corry Brick and Tite Company
Blue Heaven
WLBW
Cumbag
Addese
Clark St
Meadville
Nomth
Center St
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