Mosquito boat said to solve navy problems
Paris dispatch reports a Parisian columnist predicting future warfare as air power grows. The B-10 mosquito boat advances in Loire estuary for the French Navy, a 60 to 70 mph two torpedo boat touted as invulnerable, capable of outpacing air and sea threats, with 1000 hp engines and 60 feet length. The B-11 allegedly hits 85 knots. both prototypes resemble speedboats, designed to paralyze troop transport and blockade shores, slipping through fog and mines.
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Thomas Cope
United Press
Paris
St. Maire
Loire
United States
Cherbourg
Hubert Scott-Paing
Miss Mailand
V L Colegrove Dies at Clymer in 74th Year
Vesper L. Colegrove long known resident of Clymer Pa died at his home late Monday afternoon after brief illness He was born in Columbus Pa and was seventy four years old He came to Clymer fifty years ago operating creameries later owning a cider mill Survived by wife Selma and children including Miss Colegrove of Lynwood Calif brother and sister Funeral services set for the Spitzer Funeral Parlors in Clymer with Rev A Poland officiating Interment in Clymer Cemetery
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Vesper L. Colegrove
Clymer
Columbus
Mohawk Loge
Bila
Colegrove
Aistex
Lawrentie W. Colegrove
Lynwood
Calif
Ond
Drother
Amwéh
Colespave
Holincutt
Giniel
Cly
Rev. A
Poland
Community Church
Sherman
Clymer Ceroetery
Two Portland anniversaries shared by Watsons
In Portland Oregon the Watsons celebrated two anniversaries at once as the couple marked their ninth year of marriage and William Watson reached his seventy birthday with family and friends gathered to honor both milestones.
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Portland
Ore
Sparta Grange to Hold All Day Meeting with Festivities
SPARTASBURG Pa Jan 22 The Sparta Grange will hold its regular meeting on Saturday January 27 with an all day session and noon dinner. The program includes Grange songs a lecturer hour readings instrumental music recitations short stories a question box and closing songs. Local notes report post office changes and staffing, school and hospital updates, and visitors from nearby towns.
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Spartansburg
Sparta Grange
Grange
Cassa Fuller
Nancy Thompson
Guy Fralick
Carl Rice Jett
Center County
Rice
Mary Doober
Jason Bennett
Beaverdam
Marie Bush
H. R. Skinner
Attica
N. Y
Will
Juva Richards
Charles Martin
Corry Hospital
J. A. Winans
Clearwater
Florida
Taday
Pennsylvania
Lyle Showers
Winansie
Merritt Harrison
Billy
Jesse Cooher
Edward Jerome
Edward Webber
Torrey
H.f.stranihan
Leora
Charles
Thompson
Nancy
Titusville
William MacMillen
MacMillan
Neil Farrington
Som
Donald
Vronian
Joan Perrington
Phillip Northrup
Andy
Spring Creek
H. G. Reesink
de Leo Reesinke
Nattie Roberts
Clymer
Alice Drought
Arthur Wooley
Prevonia, NJ
Paul Blakeslee
Prank Baldwint
Oil Guy
Louise Baldwin
Katherin Cullen
Layton Baldwin
Warren
State Hospital
Matilda
Baldwin
Taez Myers
Ella Drought
Corry
Morah
Delmar
William Smith
Irens
Jennie Blakeslee
H. F. Stranalan
A.M. Bailey
Ila Green
Charles Titus
Ferne Morris
Exlinboro
T. S. Ingram
Concord Corners
M. ©. Aid Society
Tha Smith
M. 1
Durch
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Roy Skif
Dorcas
The
Baptist Church
Thesday
Cyril’ Skit
Sparta
Ithe Taylor
Nell Peck
Phillip Blakeslee
Huet
Blakeslee Street
Laura Webber
Main Street
Gresham
Unique Breakwater at Marin district San Francisco
Granite and marble epitaphs compose a nearly finished wall off Marin in San Francisco Bay, built mainly from headstones sourced from an abandoned cemetery. An unrelated ad promotes Thompson's Baromma Tablets and Nuidve aids for kidney health and general well being.
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San Francisco
Cal
Marin
Flier safety alert over Oklahoma oil field sparks reroute plan
United Press reports Oklahoma City's vast oil field risks a deadly gas plume rising over a mile high. Navy and Bureau tests show explosive gas could ignite from a single aircraft spark. Authorities may reroute the St Louis to airport airways to keep the field at a safe distance.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Oxlahoma City
Mammoth Oil Field
St. Louis
Navy
Bureau of Standards
Oklahoma
West Coast
Hospital sale would bring 3 mill savings
Mrs Alicy Liveright, head of the state Welfare Department, will recommend the sale and operation of Erie County’s new poor house as a tuberculosis hospital. State officials surveyed the building and will report findings and recommendations to the state health secretary. County commissioners urge negotiation to sell for about 500,000 dollars, with proceeds to fund the sinking fund and retire an 800,000 deficit, potentially lowering taxes by two to three mills.
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Alicy Liveright
State Department of Welfare
Erie County
Helen J. Schltiranf
Count House
Theodore B. Appel
Depar
Depar'ment of Hearts
Poor Board
Classified Ads Manually Cataloged for Reader Reach
An old newspaper classifieds section outlines how to place ads for home office farm or person needs. It emphasizes correct classification, typestyle, and editors may edit or reject copy. Details on rates durations and ad preparation guidance follow.
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Monumenta
Founa Automobile Agenciec
Auton
Remare
Corry Electric Shop
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