Fate of German Colonies Discussed and Pacific Group Debate
A wartime conference discusses the fate of German colonies and Japan's aim to hold the Pacific group. Delegates from Allied nations consider settlement plans and how to manage colonial possessions, with emphasis on Germany’s future and possible negotiations.
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Japan
United Frain
Parks
Tonbury
Gurmey
Princijail
Whaeuanton Liday
Aya Snot
Se Eluina
Bavifio
Herman Suloniog
Avery
Vhi Oliinin
Anmlal
NoWeland
Beitiah
South Africa
National
Mir
Hub
Whinas
Eulonen Wuder
Wolk
Wilma
Near beer restrictions lifted by federal order
Washington reports removal of near beer manufacturing restrictions. A State Department clarification states the order cannot take effect until approval from Paris and rowelven, delaying resumption of production. The Commerce and Treasury offices are awaiting official guidance on timing and enforcement.
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United Presn
Wasiington
D.C
Damaey
State Department
Traffic in War Stamps Must End Campaign Update
Notice warns that all Stamp War Saving payments should stop and be returned to original owners. Stamps from vendors without original owner names should not be accepted for goods. Government pins payment to postmasters within ten days after notice. Min Trond Marshall named portmaster at Harnony, replacing acting postmaster Wolfe. Woman’s Reform League meeting announced for this evening at the High School Auditorium for women only with program by Lyon Ak at 7 48.
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Toeal Postmantors
Min Trond Marahall
Harnony Pay
Erudotiga Hurlay Wolfe
Miss Marshall
Lyon Ak
Full Amnesty Sought for Army Officers Convicted During War
United Press reports Senator Borah backed full amnesty for army personnel convicted of military offenses in the war. He pledged cooperation with Senator Chamberlain to probe wartime court-martial conduct. They called for inquiry into alleged political bias and unequal penalties among trials conducted while the United States mobilized.
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United Press
Washington
D.ay
Central Momesty
Borah
Benator Chamberlain
Local Society Notes Highlight Library Program and Farewell Party
A busy afternoon and evening schedule unfolds with Mrs Wight hosting guests and Mrs Mary Whittle Readings on Riley. The Authors Club meets at the Library Building to welcome five new members and hear poetry from Byron Shelley Scott and others. The Missionary Society of St Paul will meet tomorrow at 9 10 with Abel Marker. The Bike Club plans a monthly banat and a farewell party honors B E Waltz with dancing at the Armory. Susan Heneal Schuyler hosts friends at Ploniany Street for Waltz’s departure to Michigan.
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Wight
Amerigan
Mary Whittlesoy
Riley
Mia
Bongt
Whithier
Atk. Baron
Oleh
Rowlina Buntheaw
Miss Roth Thom
Mia Auhton
Jonnie Stobinaon
Misy Mckinneyy
Kenta
Budymion
Rhadonj
Shelley
Scott
Barnes
Hd Missionary Society of BL
Paul’ Frithoran Whureh
Albert Marker
Mt & Woclu
B. E. Waltz
Gon Dilly
Frank Broder
Harden’n Dancing School
Heneal Schuyler
Ploniany Stenet
Walte
Walts
Don Lim
United States Envoys to Poland Reported in Paris
From Paris a United Press summary notes U S envoys to Poland under General Rovian and Lord Inves brew will carry messages to Bulmid. The dispatch mentions Ely Amelomn government representatives and a committee or delegation preparing a delegation for further talks.
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United Press
Paris
Ovneral
Strike Averted for 250000 Railroad Workers
A conference of railroad workers leaders agreed to accept an invitation from W A Currey to visit Washington. A committee of fifteen, led by Le. TL Rind', will travel to press their claims for on sight by May and recognition of their unions.
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United Penan
Vittabvirghi
Erik
W. A. Curtre
Wiailington
Cartwr
Latier
Whaleyan
Organaed
Numail
Washington
Pews
Gas rate case progress shines in Western Pennsylvania hearings
The Pennsylvania Gas company dispute over gas supply and rates gains momentum as engineers and officials review site implications in Pittsburgh and nearby counties. The case draws national attention with inquiries reaching state capitol, as hearings and investigations proceed amid complex regulatory scrutiny.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Bennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Reform League Meeting Aims No Funds At Big Assembly
The Reform League hosts a public gathering at the High School Auditorium tonight to discuss plans for community standards and youth welfare. Speakers, including Rev Woodward and Mr Loder, will outline aims and urge support without subscriptions.
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Reform League
Canmeree
Wompa
Avery Anail
Sachin
Corry
Women's Reform League
Woodward
Boniley
Mr. Loder
Reve Ashton
Athgth
Menting
Workhouse Plan Faces Erie County Proposal
A bill to create four workhouses in Erie County is introduced by Senator Naon during the legislative session. The measure aims to reform prisoner commitment and parole under a new system, with possible broader county adoption if passed.
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Tayo
Temporary jail work progresses on East Main Street
Construction in the former Oak Cate building on East Main Street creates a temporary jail as the first floor is readied. Officials expect completion soon while local authorities report several arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct this morning. Weather today is generally fair but colder.
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Cate
Archangel Allied Move Report Skewed By Confusion
A desultory dispatch from United Prous claims Allied forces near Archangel face disarray with indications of a retreat as Landon signals cautious progress. Officers doubt the Archangel expedition and favor abandoning the Wie ikl Ruilda Bilerventinn plan while a fresh push elsewhere is discussed.
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Slovikl
Saul
Amoel
Landon
Cael
Train Delays After Minor Wreck Near Ormibee Crossing
A small wreck delayed trains near Ormibee Crossing last evening on the Buffato and Ol City division of the Pennsylvania railroad. The derailment blocked the southbound passenger train for about two hours, four miles south of the city, with freight wreckage reported at the end of the division. Tim Yoontson, of the freight crew, was mentioned in connection with the incident.
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Cara
Ormibee
Ol City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Val Teap
Tim Yoontson
Miles Nouth
City
American Reporter Shot Amid Rioting in Rome
Berlin reports a German edition notes editor Howell Thomas, once a Virgiqt professor, wounded near the heart during clashes around the Byurtaron group in Rome. Webb Wallon of Collier's Weekly is cited. Waldon is identified as an editorial writer for Collier.
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United Preat
Berlin
Sunuary
Howell Thowas
Vrligut
Aronen
Hue
Webb Wallon
Colliers Weekly
Byurtaron
Romon
Waldon
Coller
What Is a Christian Topic At U B Church Sermon
Dr C B Williams spoke at the U B church on What is a Christian. The evening included singing and a dramatic sermon climax addressing God’s tavernitory and Christian life. The gathering welcomed a cordial audience for the service.
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Williams
United Brethren Church
C. B. Williams
U. B
Goro Feo the Evangelist
Dr Williams Elfone
Hospital Funding and Care: A Public Duty Emphasized
An article discusses hospital funding and structure, noting that many hospitals rely on public support and government projects. It stresses diverse hospital types from general to maternity and eye ear throat institutes, and argues hospitals must balance costs with patient care while maintaining donor and community backing.
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Corry Hospital
Feders
Auany
Casualties Listed Today From United Nations Forces
The report by the commanding general of the Americas forces lists 702 casualties with 108 missing. Wounded total includes 132 severely and 14 with fatal injuries. Notable names cited include Maward K Phillipa Kane founder and George P. Roam among the wounded.
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Americas
Tuchase
Maward K Phillipa
Kane
George P. Roam
Falraunr
Bria
Woundwdy
Local items reflect concern over department warns public
The article notes warnings from the Department of Agriculture about a topic described as alarming yet not clearly stated. It mentions preparations for a Farm Bureau campaign to organize about 6000 residents, with committees named and canvassers assigned. A funeral is planned for Mrs Le Me Giraxnd and several relatives are named in connection with the death.
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Farm Bureau
Bento
Opeump
Hite Imarning
Hot Konis
Pionesta
Hier Von-Inlay Gin Johnson
Corey
Fra
Et. Hspine
Monenta
Mra
H. G. Taft
Appoor
B. Church
P. W. Gifford
Cotuhati
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RED Cross Executive Board
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Auerdltry
Hanks
Tie Army
Heid Ceuyy
Cottrelly
KAW
Milo
Father Crow Wal Jin
Wouk
Mike Glowho
Hospital
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