German Counter Blows Repulsed as Allied Push Continues
An Allied advance pushes toward Soissons with American and French infantry and artillery beyond the Marne. German counter attacks falter as prisoners reveal plans for a fifteen mile retreat north of Château Thierry. Highways are in Allied hands and Soissons city endures constant shellfire as Germans withdraw with artillery support only.
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Sina
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Marne Anid
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Paris
Chatonin
Thierry
Rouir
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Nogton
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Evi
Dence
Fred Ferguson
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Amarista
Allied Tide Turns as US Aid Breaks German Lines
United Press dispatch from London reports Allies advancing as American troops join French forces. German positions retreat from the Marne front toward the Château-Thierry region, with Paris and surrounding areas under continuous Allied pressure.
Corry Boys Return From Mt Gretna Camp
Corry boys come home from Mt Gretna after a long encampment with drills and field work. They report a busy schedule including shipboard meals and outdoor activities. The article notes a spirited finish to the camp week and mentions local support and recognition.
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Corry Boys
MT. Gretna
Journal Gave War News By Bulletins
Hundreds kept posted on war news yesterday by the Journal unit at Hand quarters Sunday morning and again Sunday afternoon. The latest dispatches from the front were posted as the Kitty News store received the morning papers. Readers learned details hours in advance through this daily update.
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Joopnsls
Ryannne Jouena
Vislletine
Sauly My
Bng Geyn
Suniay
Developmienta
Corry
War Industries Board to visit Corry next Thursday night
Erie and Union City men to meet in Corry as War Industries Board officials tour the area. A training conference will be held at a local venue to outline government plans and coordinate industrial contributions.
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War Industries Board
Corry
Moely
War Industrie Hoare
Tnien
Mir
Wisieh
Local team drops two in rough doubleheader
A muddled report describes a local team's split results last weekend, with Saturday’s home game at Mit June of 26 ending in a loss despite a Patty Wilcox late highlight, and Sunday’s Irvineton contest showing errors and weak defense. Pitcher rotates noted, with Irvineton prevailing as the visitors failed to spark at the plate. Next, MitneviNs and Butter Krusts 1 of Warren schedule twilight and fast action promised at Washington Street grounds.
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Tyro
Trvinetun
Stanford
Divi
Mt Honor
Wircraft
Mit
Horta
Willcox
Irvinaton
Johnson and
Mathiewson
Johnson
Innlaig
Trvin
Irvineton
Algep
Planti Fil
Tme
Invineton
Onindall
Umresa
Punkngirl
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MitneviNs
Washington Street Stounds
Corry
Americans Break Counter Attack Forward Five Miles Beyond Chateau Thierry
Ferguson reports Americans thrust past Beaa St. Germain this afternoon as they drive ahead about half a mile per hour with occasional slowdowns while advancing beyond Chateau Thierry, indicating continued gains against heavy German counterattacks.
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Chateau Thierry
Ferguson
Beaa St. Germain
Changes in P O Deliveries Effective Today
Changes in postal delivery routes take effect today July 221 with non light messages in the Gulivery service. Routes No 4 and 7 are altered to equalize workload. Mailboxes on both sides will be collected at the same time. Delays due to fall arrivals and earlier errors prompt the new schedule.
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Americauy
Herman
Lomanida
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Ares
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Wetion Wien
Intergilani
Ae Morlean
HM G
Mole
Ihouiane
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Genter and
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Ivrionliy
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Car ‘Ara
Orier
Ann Servion
Austria Plans New Offensive According to Rome Reports
Rome papers report Austria will attempt a new offensive against the United States forces with a large drive. Palen is to be under German leadership with an Austrian force nominally in Spamanga.
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United Press
Rome
Juy
Sponmang
Italians Active Again in Devoli Region Albania
Disjointed WWII era report notes Italian forces active in Devoli region of Albania with American and French units engaged. The fragmentary text describes river crossings, German counteractions, and Allied efforts around Lerseeet Suri and Grissulis with references to U.S. and British involvement and ongoing military operations in the area.
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Devoli
Albania
United Press
Re-naking of a Nation at the Rex film event
The Rex hosts The Re-naking of a Nation an Army film showing with veteran affiewrs and newer art in Wanlute. About 700 feet of government humor is promised and Garry platoon will attend along with the Pennsylvania Ree Serve Militia in a body to view battle preparation and soldier drills at Manasor Park.
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Uhuw
Brett Piotr
Pennsylvania
Manasor Park
Witich
Thor Waltyre
Corry Grange Holds Session With Open Program
Corry Grange met in session on Saturday at Beturday Hall with 17 applicants for membership. first and second degrees planned for next meeting. An open program featured songs by Miss Agnes Mahaffey and Keppet Tiffany, with discussion on a city market and plans by John B. Patterson. Refreshments by Mrs. Lee Perkins and Mrs. Henry Rust noted. visiting East Branch Grange members attended.
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Agnes Mahaffey
Warren
Keppet Tiffany
John B. Patterson
Wrabehie
Lee Perkins
Henry Rust
Mra
Frank Crowell
C.t ‘Iregory
East Branch Grange
Ball Leagues May Continue Schedule Decision Hinted
Pittsburgh July 22. National league heads will decide tomorrow whether to proceed with the season. Barney Dreyfus of the Pittsburgh club says they will go ahead and play out their schedule if the decision allows. The report notes the discussion within the league offices.
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Pittsburgh
Mestire Tomorro
Barney Dreyfus
Pittsvungit
The
United
State's Child Labor Law Effective Enforcements Cited
Deputy State Public Inspector Palmer says despite a Supreme Court ruling, Pennsylvania's child labor law remains in effect and strictly enforced. Children under 16 limited to 6 days and 61 hours weekly, with daytime limits, continuation school requirements, and prohibitions on work before 6 am or after 9 pm. Minors under 14 barred from employment. 14 to 16 need employment certificates, and vacation certificates are required for seasonal work.
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Carly Attendon
Mirriotiaine
Lewit Pal
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Anid Palmer
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